Any Jehovah Witness Swingers?

[The Fuse]

Originally Posted by Dude45

Just when you think you've truely found the perfect mate, in ALL areas, I have it taken away by religion. Honestly, I could really understand how religion could conform people to give up 'some' of the things they are doing. But damn, why did it have to be such a Fanatical religion? These guys are nuts! To get the ball rolling they take such a dramatic turn as to take away my sons Christmas' and Birthdays', as well as, most of his holidays.
Oh well..I could go on and on.
Thanks for your responses ya'll.

Dude45, if you are still out there, I wish you the best. I have a teenage relative whose mom was recently converted to another crazy restrictive sect. It is difficult for his unconverted parent, but obviously the child is vulnerable and must be thought of first. You deserve a lot of sympathy for what you are going through in your marriage, and you deserve your frustration, but it would be easy to let your own frustrations interfere with parenting at this point. My wish for you is that you do well for yourself AND your son. I hope you have a good support system.

You obviously already knew your chances of more swinging with your wife were slim. That is a loss, for sure. You also seem to really care about your son and the effects your wife's beliefs are having on him. I hope you are able to provide your son with the guidance he needs, help him have strength of character and internal defenses against what is happening. I am sure your love for him will be there too. Good luck.

[DnHtxCPL]

Yep, sorry but it's over for you. Someone close to me is a JW and i'm sure it would be.... well.... no.. unh uh.. nope. Anyone that ignores birthdays and Christmas just isn't gonna go there. But she gets around that by just giving you things at odd moments...

[Alura]

The Fuse is right, Dude. At this point the most important, moreso than the marriage, is your son. Make sure you are close enough to provide medical care if he needs it no matter what your wife says.

Hang in there, Pal, you've a tough one ahead of you.

Mr. Alura