I always say the same thing, and people don't seem to get it, so I'm going to repeat myself and I hope that it sticks a little.
So many of you are in long-term relationships/married and yet you have these desires and secrets that you feel you must always keep. You keep these secrets in fear that they wouldn't understand. I'm sorry, but that's not fair to either one of you. It's not fair to you because you're constantly hiding the truth, which no matter how you look at it, it's still lying. And it's not fair to them because you're not trusting them to stand by your side if they found out your secret, or you've been cheating on them and lying to them constantly. It's too much! I mean, some of you just prove that wedding vows don't mean shit, and I hope you aren't the same people who have an issue with gay marriage- because you got your own marital issues to deal with.
If someone truly loves you, and you love them- at least love and respect them enough to give them the opportunity to love you for who you truly are, and not who you want them to see.
And has it ever occurred to some of you that maybe you're a little wrapped-up in your own fantasies and desires that you haven't considered hers? I mean, for all you know- she may want to rub tits with the 19 year-old college sophomore she met at Walmart, or bump pussies with some chick in her book club. Or maybe she wants to fuck your best friend, or already has.... who knows? But in the end, if that person doesn't love you or appreciate you for who you are or what you enjoy, then what the hell is the point?
I don't know how you people do it- hide the truth, keep up with the lies. Every time she yells your name from another room, you're wondering if she found something. Must get pretty old. You get one life on this earth, you might as well enjoy it.