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Above all, be absolutely sure that both of you are quite decided that this is what you want. There's too much at stake to take a step like this lightly.
Thank you for your advise.
Can I ask what made you reach such a decision (this is just curiosity)?
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You say this is the only option so Im assuming you have exhausted all other resources ie counseling, sex toys, sex videos, and clearly communicating with your spouse what you want, am I correct?
Also, you say he wants sex "the same as always" but then isn't happy with it.. Is it him initiating it, is it always the same position, what? Perhaps you could try to take more control or initiate the things you want.
Speaking of what you want, what exactly do you want? And why is he afraid he will hurt you? Lets just suffice to say I have done pretty crazy, adventerous things in my sex life and have never been hurt...
I think there are underlying issues here. I feel confident with counseling and effort from both parties you could be happy without adding what undoubtedly will cause only more problems for you.. I dont believe couples problems can only be limited to the bedroom. Relationships are so intricate and entwined that every part is affected.. You will regret this in some way or another... Not judging just trying to inform...
We have talked about it and decided that we can be only with people who we have built a friendship with so that we know that the other person isn't in it only for the sex
If you were only having problems in the bedroom you would want some one who was only in it for the sex. By choosing someone to be more than that is definitely going to be detrimental. Spouses are supposed to be your lover and best friend, so if you are adding some one that will be not only your bed buddy but a confidant why be married?
You have children, how old are they? This will affect them too. How do you plan to explain your arrangement to them...
no i'm the one that has to make the first move yes it is the same position every time.
I like things a lil kinky like being strangled and things of that nature but he doesn't want to do that I ask him all the time what he would like. I even try to give him diff ideas like diff positions or new places but he always turns me down. Even just a new position would be nice.
We talk all the time about things because we have been to counseling and he gave us some tips on how to express what we want out of our relationship and we want the same things except when it comes to the bed room and we both need someone else to talk to other than each other.
Can I ask a few questions/make a suggestion first? Before you go ahead with your plan?
Why do you not get out more? It is imperative for you to do so. Do you have any "me" time or do you always have your child(ren) with you? If so, can you get someone to take care of them for you occasionally (make an exchange with another mother who lives locally, maybe?)? Do you take your children to places where you can meet other women in the same situation?
When I was at home with my baby twins, my partner would come home in the evening and "release" me for an hour. I made sure the girls were fed, bathed and happy so that he got an hour of pure quality time with them and I got to vanish for an hour. I doubt I would have survived otherwise
.Suggestion - go get a pair of books ... the "how to make love to a woman/man" type of thing. You take the one about making love to a woman and he gets the one about making love to a man. You both go through them and highlight the things that you would like to do. Then you swap the books and start to work on them. You decide on the number of times per week and the first time you get to choose what you do to him from the things he picked out. The next time he gets to choose. He may just simply be lacking in inspiration ...
Also, do everything in your power to have a date night once a week. You NEED to do this to reconnect. You don't have to go out, just make sure the children are in bed early and then you have a nice dinner together, maybe a movie and then on to your homework
. How old are you and how old are your children if you don't mind me asking?
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