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I'm going to try to make this as short as possible. We've been together 8,5 years and in a sort of dead bedroom for 4 years. I'm very kinky, he isn't. We've had a thousand talks and discussions, and nothing ever changed. Beginning of this year I broke down and told him we either open the marriage or I'm leaving. He agreed and I've been seeing a few people which he is okay with (but still needs time to process sometimes). I feel so much better in myself since opening, my self-confidence is so much better and I feel happier. But: I feel like I'm drifting away from him even more now. Now that I've experienced better sex, it's so much harder for me to fake the happiness. I love him, I've shared more than 8 years with him and we're married. The thought of breaking up with him used to be torture but now it doesn't bother me that much. I feel like I'm just keeping him around because it's convenient for me but like I'm lying to his face. Has anyone experienced this feeling?
"The thought of breaking up with him used to be torture but now it doesn't bother me that much. I feel like I'm just keeping him around because it's convenient for me but like I'm lying to his face. Has anyone experienced this feeling?"
You and your partner are incompatible, remaining together will be very damaging to both of you. Separation is the best way forward here,
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