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"Hi All , I am a married man. I don’t get very much sex at home but also don’t want to leave due to commitments. There are so many in the same boat ,so I would love to share thoughts , desires and basically anything else with married men and women. " I believe communication is essential, speak to your wife and see what she thinks about it | |||
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"Sadly i am in the same boat. I have been a rogue in our marriage and had a choice to stay or go. The lady i was having the affair with was quite simply awesome in bed, beyond comprehension what level of sexual desire we could get to but then i thought of home, kids, wife and broke up. I confessed all and whilst it has been great for family life i am living a purgatory of no sex, limited physical contact and this is why i am here. I may never play away again but the thought that someone found me attractive enough from a few pictures to talk to is something. I dont regret my decision, my kids are doing great but it is a bit crap tbh as i want my wife but it is clearly not going to happen! " “I have been a rogue in our marriage” “The lady i was having the affair with was quite simply awesome in bed, beyond comprehension what level of sexual desire we could get to” “i am living a purgatory of no sex” This forum is utterly amazing. | |||
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"I love my wife but sex life non existent (yes we have discussed it)and she doesn't know I am on here because it would probably break our marriage up.I have not met anyone on here yet so not experienced in this.What I will say is people are quick to judge." See if you have discussed it, not got anywhere and found yourself on here is it not maybe best to end the thing? | |||
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"If any of you are hoping to get some sex from here, you're probably best to keep your woes to yourself " The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Let the people speak! | |||
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"Hi All , I am a married man. I don’t get very much sex at home but also don’t want to leave due to commitments. There are so many in the same boat ,so I would love to share thoughts , desires and basically anything else with married men and women. " Get help… I took my then ex wife to sex theoropies and talked through our issue wirh a 3rd party rather than being degraded that i want sex more than once a month… It worked really well went back to having sex like we where teenagers again for about 3 months but then slowly it went back to the same way and she add mighted that it was her sex drive now we challenge each other to provide more sex | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. " Well it should be! | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Well it should be!" Here here | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Well it should be!" To a Tasman Archer soundtrack. | |||
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"Married guys if wife don't know at all about you being on here even if in a sexless/loveless marriage its to me still cheating ...sort it or get out of it. As if wife finds out then its over...just my opinion. I was in a controlling marriage not at first but as it got worse i decided to get out and took my daughter never been happier x" Well said | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Well it should be! To a Tasman Archer soundtrack." I can't get on board with that | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Well it should be! To a Tasman Archer soundtrack. I can't get on board with that " I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died. | |||
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" The world isn’t all diddy rides and blowjobs. Well it should be! To a Tasman Archer soundtrack. I can't get on board with that I blame you for the moonlit sky And the dream that died." Aww diddums | |||
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"Keep my wife’s sex drive out your fucking mouth!" Haha! | |||
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"Keep my wife’s sex drive out your fucking mouth!" That did make me laugh | |||
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"I love my wife but sex life non existent (yes we have discussed it)and she doesn't know I am on here because it would probably break our marriage up.I have not met anyone on here yet so not experienced in this.What I will say is people are quick to judge. See if you have discussed it, not got anywhere and found yourself on here is it not maybe best to end the thing?" He still loves his wife so why should he leave? If they’re happy with other aspects of their marriage then there’s no need to rock the boat. | |||
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"I love my wife but sex life non existent (yes we have discussed it)and she doesn't know I am on here because it would probably break our marriage up.I have not met anyone on here yet so not experienced in this.What I will say is people are quick to judge. See if you have discussed it, not got anywhere and found yourself on here is it not maybe best to end the thing? He still loves his wife so why should he leave? If they’re happy with other aspects of their marriage then there’s no need to rock the boat. " Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness." I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. " Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk." Any decent human being will allow and encourage her kids to see their dad even if he is a dick. Some fathers have even been known to become better dads when they don’t have the mother in the home to take all the parental onus. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk." Not got any kids do can’t pretend to get where you are coming from but perennial cheating would ruin my mind for any reason I would try and justify it. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk. Not got any kids do can’t pretend to get where you are coming from but perennial cheating would ruin my mind for any reason I would try and justify it." I'm trying to sound all reasonable and rational but I know he'd be under the patio if he fucked about on me. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk. Any decent human being will allow and encourage her kids to see their dad even if he is a dick. Some fathers have even been known to become better dads when they don’t have the mother in the home to take all the parental onus." Yeah, believe that could be the case. But I can appreciate the fear of possibly not being able to see them regularly as a deciding factor in whether I stayed with my wife or not. | |||
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" Each to their own but sounds a bit scared to be alone/out a comfort zone rather than have an attempt at real happiness. I agree. I think men are less likely to leave a relationship for the unknown because they need the comfort/attachment that their wife provides. I could be wrong but when speaking to couples that have separated, in my experience, it is mostly the female who has initiated the split or divorce. Agree to an extent but I think where kids are involved, the man has more to lose. 99% of the time, the kids stay with Mum, so he's not just walking away from a wife, comfort, familiarity. He knows he's going to see less of his kids too. I couldn't do this. I'd probably stay, cheat, feel like a total cunt about it but at least see my kids everyday. No kids involved? Life's too short. Walk. Any decent human being will allow and encourage her kids to see their dad even if he is a dick. Some fathers have even been known to become better dads when they don’t have the mother in the home to take all the parental onus." Unfortunately it's the opposite in quite a lot of situations, kids are weaponised in separation situations. As for other comments about being afraid to be alone I think it's also rarely that reason for not leaving , let's see if any married man on Fab will back up the fact he is scared of being alone so stays put . I'm not only in agreement with Miss Muff that staying and cheating is a good option in many circumstances but that was my choice too. Having got through the bad times and out the other end we are now stronger and happier that ever before. So nonsense about just leaving if your not happy as the only option is just that, nonsense, and generalising with sweeping statements that does not take into account many complicated situations is what makes it nonsense. | |||
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"Can you not just start a conversation about swinging together or being in an open relationship? And if it’s not for her and you can’t agree why stay in a unhappy marriage especially if you have kids to look after only they will suffer with unhappy parents together. " This! Kids are perceptive. By staying together an unhappy couple are teaching their offspring it’s best to just settle instead of living their best life. | |||
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"Can you not just start a conversation about swinging together or being in an open relationship? And if it’s not for her and you can’t agree why stay in a unhappy marriage especially if you have kids to look after only they will suffer with unhappy parents together. This! Kids are perceptive. By staying together an unhappy couple are teaching their offspring it’s best to just settle instead of living their best life." Can't really argue with that. It's just a horrible situation all round. Happily not one I've ever found myself in. | |||
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"Can you not just start a conversation about swinging together or being in an open relationship? And if it’s not for her and you can’t agree why stay in a unhappy marriage especially if you have kids to look after only they will suffer with unhappy parents together. This! Kids are perceptive. By staying together an unhappy couple are teaching their offspring it’s best to just settle instead of living their best life." And they leave the kids with a sense of guilt. | |||
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"I love my wife but sex life non existent (yes we have discussed it)and she doesn't know I am on here because it would probably break our marriage up.I have not met anyone on here yet so not experienced in this.What I will say is people are quick to judge. See if you have discussed it, not got anywhere and found yourself on here is it not maybe best to end the thing? He still loves his wife so why should he leave? If they’re happy with other aspects of their marriage then there’s no need to rock the boat. " Shouldn't the wife have a say in it as well? Shouldn't she get to choose whether she is happy with a cheating husband?? | |||
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