Added 2024-01-31 20:54:15 +0000 UTC
**** Part #2 of Previous Post About Cheating *** Of course, I don’t mean to say that we should all go ahead and let our instincts/desires freely flow starting from tomorrow, no matter what. Don’t get me wrong - family relationships are very important and dear to me. But sometimes limiting yourself or trying to introduce something ‘alien’ into your relationships - may be more dangerous/ruining than ‘doing your thing silently aside’. But, clearly, there are several conditions for ‘safe cheating’: - Cheating doesn’t have to be lying (and I hate lying myself). I’m not even speaking about any kind of agreement about ‘non-conventional’ relationships with your partner (like polyamory, swinging, cuckolding, etc). Yes I do believe that cheating can be done ‘silently’ and without lying at the same time. Because lying is not same thing as ‘not saying’. You have to be very smart and intelligent to cheat without clear lies to your partner, but it’s possible. And, of course, you should be ready that one day it may (but not necessarily will) reveal and understand/accept its possible consequences. - Cheating is not necessarily a betrayal. It may also be a respect of your partner’s own conventions, limits and (non)desires. And a decent way of ‘protecting’ him or her from your own insatisfaction, irritation etc due to their ‘imperfections’. Here, to be honest, more matters not what you do, but how you perceive it. For example, if you think that your reason for cheating may be your wife not enough sexually active (overall or during a specific period) to satisfy you - it’s a ‘bad’ sign. But if you ‘inverse’ it and consider that it is just you who are excessively active - then it may be a ‘positive’ approach to cheating. Finish reading in this post (Part 3): https://fansly.com/post/609181455184048128
