Wrong is a relative term. It depends in many ways on what you are comfortable with. Thing is, you don't sound comfortable.
The most obvious thing you are doing that will be considered wrong by most other people is lying to your partner. I'm assuming the married guy knows you also have a partner, so you're not lying to him.
I think you know really that most people here are going to say cheating is wrong end of story - how could you do that to your partner - how could you do that to your lover's wife - think of her feelings, etc., etc.. And those are fair questions. But obviously there is something in this situation compelling you to put those questions aside and continue anyway. You know lying to your partner is wrong - unless you can hand on heart say he would not be upset to discover the truth then you know it is wrong. And I think you know too that the married man's wife would be just as hurt to discover the truth.
So, more importantly than asking 'Is what I'm doing wrong?', I think what you really need to ask yourself 'Why am I doing this?'.
Here's a list of questions you might think about:
Why is your partner not enough? Why do you need the second man? How is your sex life with your partner? Does your partner emotionally support you? Is your partner abusive in any way? Does your partner neglect you? Does your partner cheat on you, or do you suspect he does? What does the married lover give you that your partner does not?
You don't have to answer those questions on the forum, but try to answer them for yourself. You are having this affair for some reason - it sounds like it is making you both happy and and sad at the same time. Work out what you want - work out what the problem is. Then you can try to fix it.



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