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AudiobookTwenty years into her marriage, Kat and her husband faced head-on the great underlying fear of most monogamous people: My partner wants to have sex with other people. For them, that truth led to a rollercoaster of new sexual and romantic adventures...
Admittedly, the people in the shower were people who had already established sexual connections, and so it made complete sense for them to go right to a more advanced level, but it was setting a precedent for those of us watching.
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That quiet intimacy was so much more painful than sexual intimacy somehow. And it's weird because I want him to feel connected and intimate with his partners. Maybe I just don't want to see it outside the bedroom.
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As I wrote more words dedicated to hot, messy, sticky, delicious blowjobs, I was discovering their hotness and I suddenly wanted cock in my mouth. On purpose.
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We had a date with one of our wonderful unicorns this week and it was great. Really, really great. At no point did I wish I was alone reading a book or watching Netflix.
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I've been spending too much of my time riddled with self-doubt and angst--and sometimes bouts of ugly-cry tears--based on the communication whims of my partners.
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After a generous application of beer and whiskey to my nerves, I asked one of our friends I knew was openly bisexual if she'd like to join us and she said yes.
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And if it only affected my date and I, that would be one thing, but in open relationships, one cancelled date can cascade down a line affecting multiple people. Mrs. Yoyo's date falls through, cancelling Mr. Yoyo & me. If I'd done the same, that would have affected Flick and his date Hot Mama, which would have affected her husband and so on.
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I mean, there were a lot of things that likely wouldn't have made us compatible, but it still sucks to be judged as wanting by a potential partner.
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