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This is a discussion on Help with Husband's Conflict within the The Morning After forums, part of the Getting Started category; Originally Posted by Spoomonkey Honestly? Counseling. Personally I think thats a bit extreme unless he is foaming at the mouth. ...
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| Not a potential *** Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 2,348 Location: Under the bed Status: Tired | Quote:
First time we full swapped, we did separate rooms, and that was a mistake. Afterwords I started to get really jealous, not mad at the Mrs. but just the visceral jealousy thats our genes talking when it comes to procreation. It ate at me for a week or two, I mentally 'justified' it since I had sex with his wife we were 'even', but it took a bit to bring out that green eyed monster and slay it. After that two weeks I was able to kill the beast, and it hasn't come up again. If it still turns him on, odds are he will be able to overcome it himself, he just has his own dragon to slay. | |
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| Registered Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 8 Location: Texas Status: couple | Anytime there is a lack of trust ... there is a lack of security behind it. I suggest that you talk to the one person that can help you to understand and be understood ... your husband. Argue, rant, do whatever it takes to get it out in the open ... understand and know that you are understood. Then you will know how to proceed. Best wishes, and good luck. |
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 510 Location: Florida - but right now, I'm on tour! Status: M Female SLS Name:Fllovedoctor | Quote:
__________________ "Everyone here is wondering what it's like to be with somebody else..." ~Back 2 Good, Rob Thomas (matchbox twenty) | |
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