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  • Wife_lover
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 5

    Originally posted by Beautiful Disaster
    Well I am very glad you responded, as it does give a view point from you that seems quite less obsessive. I get what you're saying, no one wants to be lied to. Some women think it's a turn on to guys to think they're the "first" at one thing or another. 1. MAYBE you are the first or 2. Maybe she thinks that will make you feel good if she says it, even if it's not true or 3. She's a downright dirty scoundrel of a liar. And I'm PRETTY sure considering you married her and have remained with her for 20 years, number 3 is false.

    Please know that this is not from a womans perspective. There are LOTS of women who have been married for years and have never tried anal. Her reaction to the experience with you seemed consistent with the way you describe her personality. She didn't make a big deal of it, and that was that. I've done it, and I don't recall making a big deal of it either, and certainly wouldn't have even CONSIDERED telling my fella the dirty details that came along after it. To him I made it look like "no big deal". Because that's what we women do alot of times to keep from taking away from your enjoyment. Same with oral, gagging in front of you? Well, some women would look at that like "this is part of him, and I don't want to gag in front of him because it will take away from his enjoyment". There have been times I've done EVERYTHING possible to keep from gagging because I didn't want to make the guy feel bad. And her asking you to do it in her mouth? You don't think it's possible a guy has never done that before? Sure it's possible. It's also possible that she has heard that guys like to be asked to do that...and perhaps she is saying that to make you more excited?

    Just tell her nicely that you don't care if you're her first at this or that....and you'd really rather not focus on that. She needs to understand that by her saying those things, it causes you to then over analyze every move she makes to determine whether or not she's telling the truth.

    You willingly talked to her about your past, she gave you a hard time about it (almost 20 years ago I assume). But just because you told her about yours, doesn't mean she's required to tell you hers. And even though you told her your past doesn't mean you told her the truth...so realistically, she could be doing the same thing to you, "I remember you said bla bla bla happened with your ex #2 but when we just had sex a few minutes ago you did bla bla bla that proves that wasn't true!!!!" Sort of sounds silly coming from that perspective huh?

    Leave it alone.....no detective, no lawyer, no expert on sex, not ANYONE including yourself is going to be able to prove your suspicions. They may be true, they may be false, they may be nowhere near what ACTUALLY happened, they may be exactly what happened............ but you love her, she clearly wants to make you happy....so let the past be just that.
    Thanks! Makes sense! I guess we started out wrong from the beginning (having an affair) and lots of jealousies. She immediately divorced in a few months but it took me about 2 years to get it over with.
    She is a good wife and I really have no need to complain other than the three points I mentioned.
    Yes, she did badger me even up until we married 10 years ago. It really was a work in progress to finally marry her, because I thought the badgering would never stop.
    I think she did it because she felt I would always keep her as a "lady in waiting".
    You are very right about your analylisis of the "oral in the mouth" subject and the anal.
    It could have, maybe did, maybe didn't.
    She is a very honest person, will return .25 Cents to a store 10 miles away if she is undercharged (I kid you not, she's done it.)
    She just won't I feel level about sex and her experiences.
    I do feel that more transpired when she was 13.
    Not sure what but it was obviously abusive in nature, anytime a married man of say 35 is having a relationship with someone 13.
    How far did it go, who knows? I'm not sure, but probably farther than she admits to.
    What I guess bothered me was a few years ago (3-4) the subject came up through a casual conversation which she initiated saying something like "you know about that guy when I was 13" and I responded "yes, and he was a child molester" to which she responded (by now in tears) "he was not, I loved him".
    I guess even 30 years later she could not separate truth from reality.
    Lastly, I guess, I have to tell you one other detail about her and oral sex.
    Before we married (oh, to clarify from your post, we have been together 20 years, but only married 10) we went out one night and she got hammered pretty good.
    I tricked her while she was passed out by asking her a question about having done oral before. I did this as we had been together for almost 10 years and she has always denied even having ever given him a BJ.
    She was so smashed, she responded "yes but not all the time" and then I asked about the "cum in th mouth" issue and she responded "I was married to him, what do you think".
    Within a minute or so, she realized this and all broke loose from her end.
    In any case, next day we patched it up and a couple of years later married. No more outburst since from eithe rof us.
    Wasn't a nice thing to do, it wasn't premeditated, but I had to know (I knew) but had to hear her say it, as for all those years she had even denied that.
    So, now you know where I am comming from.
    I really do thank you for your time with this and you have helped much.
    I really do love her and we have a beautiful children together. I would do anything for her and never intentionally hurt her.
    Lastly, I promise, may I have your take on that relationship (I say relationship as it lasted several months and she says she was in his home at least every other day after school) with the 35 year old married man she professed to having been in love with, not that a child at 13 knows what real love is.
    What is your take? Do you think there was more involved than what was divulged?
    Thank you again!

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    • Ashlee T.
      Veteran Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 6412

      Lastly, I promise, may I have your take on that relationship (I say relationship as it lasted several months and she says she was in his home at least every other day after school) with the 35 year old married man she professed to having been in love with, not that a child at 13 knows what real love is.
      What is your take? Do you think there was more involved than what was divulged?
      Well I ask you, say that it wasn't your wife, what would you think about a relationship between a 35 year old man and a 13 year old girl? In what instance would that NOT be considered abuse? Girls, often a very young age often feel VERY strong attractions to boys and men (and women too sometimes) but the point is, it starts very young. I can remember a time in my life where I had such intense crushes on people that I would literally think about it ALL the time and Lord knows had I been put in the situation to act on it I would have. And it certainly wasn't purely sexual in nature, but mostly wanting them to want me, to love me, to swoon over me, etc. A girl that age who is actually put in that situation is SO vulnerable she could easily convince herself "I love him, he loves me". That is why it's SO important not to just blindly trust your child at that age, because as a parent you're setting them up for something bad. The thing is that most girls, as they become women realize "hey wait a minute.....that wasn't love...he was abusing me!". But it seems that she is entirely not willing to accept that.......... and that is her right. If she accepts that she was abused, she accepts all the negative feelings that go along with abuse that it is entirely possible she has totally suppressed for ALL these years. So in her mind, "I LOVED HIM!" makes everything that happened to her during that time ok. You see?

      Your wife, once a little girl naive of predators, fell victim to a child molester. That, you do know to be truth, it's not necessary for her to admit it for you to know it. She may never admit it, she may never even fully comprehend it.........and that needs to be totally okay with you.
      "Be what you're looking for."

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      • Wife_lover
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2010
        • 5

        Originally posted by Beautiful Disaster
        Well I ask you, say that it wasn't your wife, what would you think about a relationship between a 35 year old man and a 13 year old girl? In what instance would that NOT be considered abuse? Girls, often a very young age often feel VERY strong attractions to boys and men (and women too sometimes) but the point is, it starts very young. I can remember a time in my life where I had such intense crushes on people that I would literally think about it ALL the time and Lord knows had I been put in the situation to act on it I would have. And it certainly wasn't purely sexual in nature, but mostly wanting them to want me, to love me, to swoon over me, etc. A girl that age who is actually put in that situation is SO vulnerable she could easily convince herself "I love him, he loves me". That is why it's SO important not to just blindly trust your child at that age, because as a parent you're setting them up for something bad. [B]
        The thing is that most girls, as they become women realize "hey wait a minute.....that wasn't love...he was abusing me!". But it seems that she is entirely not willing to accept that.......... and that is her right. If she accepts that she was abused, she accepts all the negative feelings that go along with abuse that it is entirely possible she has totally suppressed for ALL these years. So in her mind, "I LOVED HIM!" makes everything that happened to her during that time ok. You see?[/B]

        Your wife, once a little girl naive of predators, fell victim to a child molester. That, you do know to be truth, it's not necessary for her to admit it for you to know it. She may never admit it, she may never even fully comprehend it.........and that needs to be totally okay with you.

        Wow!
        Thank you!
        I never thought about it from that perspective.
        That makes total sense. You are truely very, very nice to help me figure this out.
        I really sincerely appreciate it. I think your analysis was dead on and now I realize why she can't speak openly to me about things.
        Thanks again!

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        • Ashlee T.
          Veteran Member
          • Dec 2008
          • 6412

          I know letting things go is often much easier said than done, but I sincerely hope that by developing some sense of understanding, you can let all this go, for you, for her, and for your marriage. Life is so short, we should spend it earnestly trying to make those we love smile. Dwelling on past memories and experiences that have caused us some form of hurt, is no way to spend what life we have left.

          This morning, on their way to a family wedding, the van of a minnonite family was hit head on by a semi who crossed the median on the interstate. In the flash of an eye, 11 people were killed. 3 generations of a family gone. Two children were spared. I tell you this, because it was a reminder to me just how important those we love are and just how fragile life is. And it was a reminder to me just how insignificant some things are that we dwell on and cause hurt feelings over. And how much of it is worth it in the end? Most none of it. So perhaps this will act as much of a reminder for you as it did for me.

          Now....go hug your wife.
          "Be what you're looking for."

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          • Wife_lover
            Junior Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 5

            I don't really want to resurrect this Post but things have changed in some ways and I am hoping that I can get some advice on how to handle it.
            I will try to keep this 'short'.
            Recently, the wife and I recieved an email in her inbox with results of a teen sex survey. As we were reading it together (at the same time) she made the remark, "good to see I'm normal, I always thought I wasn't". At that time the question was about average ages of sexual experiences and she moved her finger to the question. From there there were more specific questions and again she made the point as we were reading it, "I wasn't totally inexperienced you know". She said the reason she had prodded me about my past was that it was a huge turn-on to her to her the details about my and my past experiences.
            In addition, and if you have read the entire post of mine again, you will see where I am coming from, she out of the blue, with no questioning from me, told me that she had had a one-time bi experience with another girl when she was 15. No problem there, but then two (2) nights later, and mentioned (without me asking at all) that it really wasn't exactly "as I told you, it was a threesome". I was shocked! I know her, but wasn't expectiing that. She told me that it just happened. She was hanging around with a married couple in their 30's and they went to the bedroom and she just followed.
            She said she did oral on the woman but neither one touched her, and that she kept her clothes on, although they did not and were making out while she performed. I did not condeme her and only said "I was surprised" to which she replied, "I'm 42, and all these years I was sort of ashamed", and you are the first person that I have ever told that to". I did follow-up and ask if they had "touched her" and she said "No, and I'm not sure why, unless they were worried they would get in trouble because i was a minor." Not sure if I believe her at this point in light of the all the other 'dribbles and drabbles' that have come out piece meal over the years but that doesn't matter.
            I must say that it made me feel special thjat she confided this to me but again I was surprised.
            Now, back to the first boyfriend, who was mid 30's and married and she was in her early teens. I'm not sure how long that went on, as she has never said, but I guess it was for a while, as she said that she and her family at the time they were living in City A and had moved later to City B. She said that several months later the BF drove 150 miles to come see her one day with no warning and caught her in the school parking lot and wanted her to go for a ride, which she declined. She seemed pleased that he had come that far to see her even some 30 years later.
            Now lastly, about a month ago, she again 'out of the blue' gave me oral like I have never received from her. She made me cum on 5 different occasions orally (in her mouth) and all in less than 3 minutes. We had a camera set up so I know the time it took. She also gave me a BJ in the Garage while squatting and it took only a couple of minutes and I am not a 'premie'.
            When I asked why she had denied me that pleasure all these years (20) as she has only let me cum in her mouth 3 or 4 times over all this time she said it was because with her Mom passing away a month or so ago and it was the first close-death of a family member, she realized how short life was.
            I later said "that wasn't nice of you to be that way all those years" and her response was, "I know it wasn't, sorry, I shouldn't have been that way to you".I know some will say just be happy you're getting it that way, because lots of guys aren't. But then again put yourself in my shoes, where for 20 years nothing and then Bam.
            Now, I do not question her faithfulness, but I do question her honesty. She is a good wife and I love her and would never divorce her. We get along well for the most part.
            Now, after having re-read my original post and how her past was always off-limits, but now she has made what I think are several overatures 1) Threesome 2) Sex Survey comments) 3) Old BF coming to see her 4) I wasn't totally inexperienced and and the other night she commented "Sometimes I think I may be a nympho"
            My question is does it seem like that she is wanting to talk about her past finally after all these years and if so, how do I go about bringing it up or getting her to open up. I do think it would do her some good, and I seriously mean that. She has always kept things bottled up and is very hard to trust someone enough to confide in. In addition she would NEVER in a million years see a therapist. Thank you all!
            Last edited by Wife_lover; 06-10-2010, 12:22 PM.

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            • jns
              Assistant Admin
              • Mar 2010
              • 8398

              Don't dwell on her past, but be happy you can benefit from her experience. It sounds like her sex drive is increasing.
              I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience.
              ...
              Shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction? Shall we acquire the means of effectual resistance by lying supinely on our backs and hugging the delusive phantom of hope, until our enemies shall have bound us hand and foot?

              From a speech by Patrick Henry on March 23, 1775 at St. John's Church, Richmond, Virginia

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              • Dee91
                Junior Member
                • Jun 2010
                • 3

                Maybe she just DOESN'T want to talk about any of these things?
                Its quite intrusive that you've posted all of your wifes private details on here, she obviously trusted you enough to tell you what she did,
                and the rest she doesn't want you to know, and you should respect that.

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                • Olympia
                  Veteran Member
                  • Jun 2010
                  • 1049

                  Wife_Lover,
                  I know you stated Asian-American, but do you think this could be cultural...?
                  With reference to her past..
                  My sons and i have had a few Asian-American male and female friends. I find their ways differ LARGELY from ours. The way they look at things, the way they treat their children and so on..... Please do not misunderstand.....
                  I do not mean anything negative here... Just something my sons and i observed of our friends.

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                  • jns
                    Assistant Admin
                    • Mar 2010
                    • 8398

                    Olympia, exactly what are you thinking is cultural? And which culture practices what customs?
                    I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience.
                    ...
                    Shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction? Shall we acquire the means of effectual resistance by lying supinely on our backs and hugging the delusive phantom of hope, until our enemies shall have bound us hand and foot?

                    From a speech by Patrick Henry on March 23, 1775 at St. John's Church, Richmond, Virginia

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                    • Olympia
                      Veteran Member
                      • Jun 2010
                      • 1049

                      jns,
                      Just speaking from the friends we had, please...please do not misunderstand. I mean nothing negative by this at all!!
                      It was an observation my sons and i shared about our friends. Nothing, and i truly mean nothing... racist here.
                      Please forgive if i came across as anything other then that.

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