HeavenSentHalo reads (2):
Who's reading HeavenSentHalo (6):
ok, since two negatives make a positive, i guess the my relationship with the guy is positive.  more on this point later...but here's  a quick catch up...
 
 we ended up keeping the room for another day. we had lunch and then more alone time in the room on friday.  thursday and friday put a whole new spin on our relationship, at least to me it did. maybe it was because each of the 3 times we went to the room we only had about an hour to hour and a half to be alone. normally we do a lot of talking before we start doing anything, but these times we kinda got straight to the point, but there was still a lot of talking while we were hugged up.  so i think that our relationship has entered a new level cause i'm more comfortable with going straight to the physical whereas before i think i had to mentally relax before all that could get started.  
 
and friday made the 6th day in a row that we saw each other. our goal is 7 days or a week. we almost made it, but saturdays are hard to get away from the families.  we were going to meet sat morning, but the guy had his kids, and our die hard rule is no kids are to ever ever ever to see the other person.  and this enforces how much we are made for each other, cause instead of being mad that he had his kids, it just made it easier on me cause i was wondering how i was going to run my errands without my kids. i could have but it would have really hard to explain why they couldn't come.
 
so back to the math lessons.  -1 * -1 = 1. so if we are both wrong, together we must be right, right? well today's topic was 'betrayal'.  the guy said when he's doing his husbandly duty he felt he was betraying me.  now i never told him that i felt similar, but from an emotional standpoint...meaning that the nice things i do for my husband is not out of love, but out of a want to make things better and hoping they will re-ignite love... but i am always thinking if he saw me acting this way to my husband would he feel hurt. i know i would feel a little hurt if i knew that he was thinking more of someone else than of me.. i know that is crazy.  so if we are both betraying someone else, and we feel like we are betraying each other with the ones we are betraying, is that anti betrayal, and everything is really normal?
 
let me know...


del.icio.us Digg reddit StumbleUpon

Comments

  • T's_Pet said on Jun 18, 2009....
    Seems like what you are feeling is "normal" for affair feelings.  It's hard to separate these relationships - that is for sure.  The thing he - your guys KNOWS You are married.  He knew that when he started up with you so he has to expect that you are going to live a somewhat "normal" married life at home.  I've been asking myself if I can stay content with "just" the affair time I have with T, rather than wanting something more.  I'd always like more time and I'm hoping that I can be content with what we have and not push for things that will affect our other lives.  You guys seem very intense - do you feel like maybe you will be moving ahead, affecting your other lives?
     
    T's_Pet
  • BoyfriendWarranty said on Jun 20, 2009....
    Anti-betrayal, very clever.

    I've been in this situation. I've never been married, but when you find yourself emotionally or physically involved with someone else, its hard to feel ok with what you are doing back home. There's a reason we get ourselves into that situation-

    The nice things you do for your husband to try and re-ignite love, does it work? Or do you just feel more guilty because it makes it harder for the other relationship?



Comment on "anti betrayal"

Affairs relationship sex men women (Click to add tags below)

(Separate tags using commas, for example: New York, dating, vegetarian)
Comment Anonymously

My guy or my dummy is from CR. I knew right away if something happened & he couldn't come back to the US I'd in no way stay there with him. Never. I've never been but I have an idea what it's like. I'm too attached to my junk.

I knew wh...
In today's society, beauty, physical attraction, and sexuality are all commonly misunderstood as some transcendent inevitable fact; falsely interlocking the three makes it seem doubly ......
Have you heard of the book "Emmeline" by Judith Rosner (maybe two s's). It was set in the early 1800's & is rumored to be true. Emmeline was a poor farm girl sent to work in the mills....
how our day went.......
Guess who called me for the first time during my lunch time? Yeah, he did. I was at the drive through getting ready to buy my mini hot fudge cake. I've found you can eat those only for lunch and actually lose weight. I normally call him after I've h...