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CONTROL DISCOUNT TIP 25, ⭐ BLOWJOB WITHOUT HANDS [Multi Goal]
Date: December 7, 2022
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I wouldn't consider that cheating. She kissed you on the cheek in an emotional moment, you didn't reciprocate. She apologized to you for getting carried away, so clearly she realized she crossed a boundary that she shouldn't have and it won't happen again. You could share with your wife if you wanted to in case it gets mentioned down the road, but I would be inclined to just forget it.
No…you are NOT being “overly dramatic”.
Despite being an experience founded in reciprocity…..of sorts…….Sexual
Behavior in and of itself is not actually a QUID PRO QUO activity and your
injury and confusion are very much the reason why.
If your partner asked for you to express your energy for the Bond in a
particular way, you as an autonomous individual have the right to
provide that expression….or Not. Your choice.
The same goes for your partner towards you.
However, in a QUID PRO QUO dynamic, should one partner demur,
it follows that the OTHER partner does not feel compelled….if they ever had.
This kind of “book-keeping” rapidly degrades into a manipulative witholding of
affection…..commonly on ALL Planes of the Human experience.
BTW: It is instructive that your Partner asked for you to express yourself
in what is generally regarded as a submissive behavior accepted as a
self-gratifying experience for your partner. If this is what you have
allowed the Nature of your Sexuality to degrade to, you have some
negotiating to do with your partner. FWIW.
Very hurtful and disrespectful comments on his part. Talk with him and tell him that. If he thinks he is missing out by not having had sex with others, tell him to be clear about that.
Posts have cool things called context ? I joke, but no, I’ve replied to others, we lock the doors when leaving or hanging out in the room. But when we step out for the restroom that’s when when she pounces. As others have stated, I guess I’ll be locking the door no matter what now
I don’t want to walk away from my marriage and my role as a mom and wife.
You will always be a mom, regardless of whether or not you are with your husband.
Your sobriety and your kids need to be your #1 priorities. I don't treat addicts, but I've seen enough programs about addiction to know that living with an addict makes sobriety significantly more difficult.
Your husband is jeopardizing your sobriety. You need to physically separate from him at least until your sobriety is solid. If not for yourself, do it for your kid(s).
Yes, this is definitely cultural as a first birthday for me means family/close friends as the baby is too young to be aware of what’s going on. When those people get together it typically is a longer event and I would definitely expect there to be beer at the least.