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We explored this fantasy of mine again yesterday in the 'cold light of day' so to speak.
Wife admitted that she does see me as 'weaker' than other men due to my infertility but that as she doesn't want other men's children she tries to put this at the back of her mind and not let it affect our love making. She does get satisfaction from me and enjoys our lovemaking and some of the fantasies that we have. But that is what she wants it to be, just a fantasy. She prefers to think about the encounter with another man, normally without me, whereas I have said that I would like to be present and watch another manly guy usurping me. She didn't like this as it kind of brings the weaker side of me to the forefront.
However she also admitted that due to this perception of me, she does have a 'wandering eye' where she likes to look at other guys and fantasise about them (sometimes in our lovemaking). These guys are normally a little more butch than me, but she doesn't seem to be fussy. We have also fantasised about ex-boyfriends that she has been with many years ago.
She has gone to work conferences and danced with other guys but has never been interested in doing anything further and never got attention from a guy she really liked and felt weak with. She does think that her morals are stopping her from doing anything significant with another guy but that if she didn't have these moral she would quite happily jump into bed with another.
In fact, she also admitted to me during our recent discussion that she would be very selfish if she were to start anything with another guy and that because she sees herself as a romantic (and does not separate love from sex) she would become emotionally attached to the guy, or would seek emotional attachment from him during subsequent meetings. As you can understand, this is too big a risk for us to take. I'm disappointed by this admission, but thankful that she could share it.
I guess I'm seeking advice about the thought of keeping this just a fantasy from now on. To me it seems a no-brainer that it is too big a risk to take. Has a woman ever been talked around from believing that this is an emotional thing to just a sex thing? It's a complex issue and I hope I've explained it adequately. What do others think?
Wife admitted that she does see me as 'weaker' than other men due to my infertility but that as she doesn't want other men's children she tries to put this at the back of her mind and not let it affect our love making. She does get satisfaction from me and enjoys our lovemaking and some of the fantasies that we have. But that is what she wants it to be, just a fantasy. She prefers to think about the encounter with another man, normally without me, whereas I have said that I would like to be present and watch another manly guy usurping me. She didn't like this as it kind of brings the weaker side of me to the forefront.
However she also admitted that due to this perception of me, she does have a 'wandering eye' where she likes to look at other guys and fantasise about them (sometimes in our lovemaking). These guys are normally a little more butch than me, but she doesn't seem to be fussy. We have also fantasised about ex-boyfriends that she has been with many years ago.
She has gone to work conferences and danced with other guys but has never been interested in doing anything further and never got attention from a guy she really liked and felt weak with. She does think that her morals are stopping her from doing anything significant with another guy but that if she didn't have these moral she would quite happily jump into bed with another.
In fact, she also admitted to me during our recent discussion that she would be very selfish if she were to start anything with another guy and that because she sees herself as a romantic (and does not separate love from sex) she would become emotionally attached to the guy, or would seek emotional attachment from him during subsequent meetings. As you can understand, this is too big a risk for us to take. I'm disappointed by this admission, but thankful that she could share it.
I guess I'm seeking advice about the thought of keeping this just a fantasy from now on. To me it seems a no-brainer that it is too big a risk to take. Has a woman ever been talked around from believing that this is an emotional thing to just a sex thing? It's a complex issue and I hope I've explained it adequately. What do others think?