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Hahaha that was hilarious. Even if it's at my expense, that was really f-ing funny! lol Love it
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God don't you just love how conflicted monos who can't embrace their inner poly get? (Wouldn't a monogamous person interested in threesomes be a candidate for being a closet poly?) Today she admitted to me that there is even a childhood friend she had a dream about last night who she told me she always wanted to have sex with when they were young but the opportunity never occurred, and when I asked her if she wanted to have sex with him she said "mmm" which was like 'maybe' so when I asked "but do you want to BE with him?" like switch over to a relationship with him, she said "no". In that moment in contrast with the previous answer it led me to believe that she could have answered "no" just as easily to when I asked if she wanted to have sex with him, but she didn't say "no" she said "mmm" to that, so that means she wouldn't mind having sex with him. It's ok I was a pro poker player. She wants to have sex with him. Later in the day I told her the "more children" analogy to see if I could get her to better understand what it means to want more of something you already have. For anyone unaware, the basic is to ask someone who has more than one child why they decided to have a second one if they already had one. Wasn't one enough? Today I also read a good one. Ice-cream on top of your pie. Just because you don't get ice-cream on top of your pie doesn't mean you need to feel bad about the delicious pie you get. It's an analogy for how a mono has to appreciate what they get in a poly situation. Anyway my several paragraph point is, I think my fiancee has a little "poly" hidden down inside her after all. I asked her when she got curious about having sex with a girl, and she said her whole life. I asked her when she got curious about having threesomes and she said since her first husband wanted it but that she rejected the idea out of fear of losing him. But it still stuck with her, and now she is very curious and we have been experimenting with this other girl. And now today she drops the old teenage crush sex bomb on me so coyly (I had a dream last night, yeah right). Quote:
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Yeah I know about metacommunication in real conversations, body language, context, etc. But how to do that in writing? Sounds like you are talking about "framing" but I'm not sure how to do that as a craft. I'd be curious to find an appropriate link teaching the skill of metacommunicating in writing.
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Don't confuse poly with sex. Recreational sex has nothing to do with it and if your wife enjoys another woman it does in no poly-book mean that she may be poly herself.
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I have a textbook that explains it well. Tomorrow evening I will get on the laptop and see if I can't find some info on it.
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These are her clear limits you are reporting in your post here as I read/hear it:
We circle back around to the thing you do not seem to want deal with straight up:
Stop being a pushy polyamorous swinging person. Does not flatter you and it is not ethical to flat out ignore your partner's stated wants/needs/limits. That is not loving behavior toward your partner. That is not being in right relationship with your partner. She does not want poly. She's seeming ok with hard swing. It is what is is. You are in a non-monogamous relationship with monoamorous her that can include swinging play partners. Having received this information from her your ethical choices as I see them are:
I cannot see any other ethical choice to make. Perhaps you do, but I cannot. So faced with those choices? Own it. Decide. Both choices are ethical and both honor and respect her limits so you can remain in right relationship to her either as your "partner" person or as your "good ex who is now a friend" person. GG
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Haven't read these last 3 responses. Typing from my phone slowly. I just did the breakup talk. This sh** has been real for the last 2 hours. I'll post more soon.
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I'm sorry to hear it comes down to a break up thing. That is never fun.
But at least it is moving you both forward toward future happiness even if the present time is unfun. You definitely could not continue on this way with a mismatch on wants/needs from the relationship and unable to see eye to eye or find common ground. Hopefully this transition time will go as smooth/quick/clean as possible for both, and your child(ren) and both of you will be provided for well in the restore/rebuild time as you find the "new normal." May it be so. GL! GG
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Evan,
I can understand that this is tough, but I really do think that is is the most respectful thing for both of you. It allows you both to stay true to your principles and will allow you to further refine what you need in order to be happy. Not sure if you are going to want to continue the conversation, here, since your issues with this relationship were the starting point, but if you want to use us as sounding boards for your future plans (maybe once you have had some time to process your changes) please feel free.
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I know what evan's deal is now. He thought he would come here and the open-minded, secure poly people would tell him that he has the right ideas and his wife sounds like a closet poly, and that should be nurtured or something so that he can generously enable her to grow into the full person she is capable of being. Etc.
Instead, the bullying closed-minded insecure poly people said, "your wife is a big girl, i mean, grown woman who sounds quite capable of deciding these things for herself. Not only has she decided, but she seems to have communicated it quite clearly to you despite the language barrier and your experience as a professional poker player. What part of "NO" don't you understand?"
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