My first sexual experience was with a girl. Actually about 75% of my sexual relations have been with girls.
But for some reason, I got married to a guy (most likely to make my mom proud... she wants grandkids) and I used to love him...
Anyway, Im really starting to miss girls. I love how girls' hands are soft and subtle, I miss their sweet kisses... (guys' put too much force behind their kisses)... and I just miss that general kinship that girls have.
We understand each others bodies and take our time exploring and enjoying...
And all this has been running thru my head and it kills me...
Ive been married for 4 ears and have never cheated....and I dont plan to either.
In fact, I feel bad even talking about these feelings.
What can I do?
but if you really don't think you love him anymore, or he's not comfortable with your feelings for women, maybe you should think about ending it. there's no point in staying with someone because you used to love them, it'll make both of you miserable in the long run. if you've always been more attracted to women (which it sounds like in your story) it might not be enough for you to settle in a monogamous relationship with a man.
for a 3some or maybe even just for you but i promise that he'll want to watch lol
the key is to be open with him you both need to talk e may actuall understand and tiy 2 may be able to work things out and may even fall in love all over again :)
just rememeber to do what makes YOU happy, not what makes everyone else happy.
xoxoxo
Bringing other women into your sexual life is opening a can of worms in your situation. If your husband agrees, and you do it, you're going to start wanting to do it all the time. Soon you will ignore your husband and eventually hurt him because it'll be pretty apparent you don't really want to have sex with him but with women only.
These are all things you should have considered before making such a serious commitment. And no, excuses like your mother wanted grandchildren isn't going to cut it when you've entered a contract. Think about your children, think about your husband, and think about the commitment you have to your family. If your husband is a good person, he loves you, and respects you, I don't know why there should be any reason to give up a good man just for a fling. If your husband is somehow abusive, that's another story. Otherwise, you created children with this man. That's a conscious decision you made, and you have to put them first before anyone now. If there is nothing wrong with your marriage, I see no reason why you should ruin it.
but if you really don't think you love him anymore, or he's not comfortable with your feelings for women, maybe you should think about ending it.
really burns me up! You stood there in front of God and family and "pledged" your undying fidelity to him until "Death do you part"! What is it with people today who seem to think that commitment doesn't mean anything when things start to go wrong? I like the Mermaid Princess' comments. My wife and I have had many problems and times during our marriage when splitting up may have seemed like an easy way out but neither one of us considered that option because as far as we were both concerned "IT WASN'T AN OPTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" We promised to stay with each other for better or for worse and thats it! It makes married life a lot simpler not having to worry whether my wife is going to leave me from week to week.
Just my 2 cents worth.
Kresp
in my oppinion cheating isnt right or wrong the same as your feelings arent right or wrong the same as making the maybe mistake of marrying this man was right or wrong
the only thing that matters is the amount of time u continue to allow this man and urself to live a life that isnt fulfilling to the both of you..
do what you feel is right and be as honest as you can as soon as you can thats all i can say
and good luck:S
you tell someone u love them when you want to or you think you do or whatever
how is saying it in some stupid ceremony more important
staying in a marriage when u dont feel the love is more of a lie than anything
I have been told by everybody that I've EVER kissed that I was their best kisser (I have been french-kissing since I was 7). I start out slowly and only caress the girl's tongue with the tip of my tongue why holding her face, I NEVER force myself onto a girl's face or put my tongue half-way down her throat either. Understanding one-another's bodies is something EVERY person has to learn in a relationship because EVERY humans' body is different.
My wife and I know one another's bodies through and through, nobody, no man nor woman knows better because we have taken that time to learn and ask questions (communication). My wife and I have a pretty damn good marriage, have been married 4 years and have a daughter together, but my wife is ALSO bisexual, we have tried swinging but she doesn't like OTHER men, ONLY me and we occasionally have 3-sums. But your relationship is NOWHERE near in the place it needs to be to bring that into it...it WILL only spell disaster I guarantee 110%
Try COMMUNICATING with your hubby, if he is truly in love with you then he will have no problem fixing the troubled areas of your relationship, perhaps shaving, TEACHING him how you want him to kiss you, having him use hand-lotion etc...
i am glad that you did not cheated for 4 years, and believe me, you could do so for an even longer time, or maybe forever, with some perserverance.
Try to love him. And maybe you just LIKE women, but don't LOVE them? Just that you fail to realise it? Probably?
As far as "are you normal?"- absolutely! I am female bisexual married to a man. I frequently find myself lusting after women, as well as men- my husband lusts after women all the time!! I can too!
As far as what you should do. I cannot tell you that. You are the expert of your own life and of your own feelings and you have to make decisions which only YOU know the best answer to.
My story is that my husband knows I am bisexual and nurtures my sexuality by buying me/watching with me girl/girl porn. It is a useful tool for stimulating us both.
I don't know what is best for you, but you do! What I feel like you might be saying to us, though, is that you might be feeling that you are attracted only to women. If that is true you may need to think about what you want out of a relationship and out of your life.
If you feel you can tell him about your feelings and that would help your relationship, you should. As far as encouraging a threesome- I feel personally that that is something outside of feeling bisexual or lesbian, but something that people do if they are ready for a threesome and not an exploration of sexual orientation. The feelings that a threesome bring within and outside of your marriage may bring more confusion.
If you don't feel like you can tell him honestly you may need to decide what you should do if you you can't live with those strong feelings (which I commiserate with) and not tell him. I believe that you (and only you) can make the decision which is best for you.
I hope this helps.