January 7, 2005 Send us your questions and comments Question I love my wife, but... Hi dear abjeez, I can't be with one woman. Since I have married I have had relations with 2 other women (of course with protection). But my major peoblem is I just can't stick to one woman. I was fine the first 6 months but it satrted. I love my wife. But I think the reasons that could be making me sleep with others now are: 1. My wife doesn't like some of my fantasies and sex positions which
I ask her to do. And is masturbation not a good act while one is married? Should I tell my wife? Thank your for your time Reza
Abjee Fotti writes: It is a little bit late for advice here. You have already taken the step of cheating on your wife, repeatedly. You ask us how to stop. I would say that only you, through your self-will, can stop this pattern. After all we are humans not animals. There is such a thing as self-control and your own will. If you don't want to cheat on your wife, it is easy: Do not pick up other women! Nobody is putting a gun to your head are they? If you are not ready for a monogamous relationship and as you say you "love" being with different women, then marriage is obviously not the right situation for you. It will end up only hurting yourself and your wife as I am sure it already has. It is better to get out and no matter how hurt your wife will be initially to find out about your adultery, at least it is better that she know now before having children and creating a situation for herself and the kids that makes them stuck for the rest of their lives. Saying that other married couples cheat on each other so why not you
is the poorest of excuses. What about all the other married couples out
there who are committed to each other? Why not emulate them instead of
the worst examples. The risk is that such a step could result in a divorce rather than saving your marriage depending on how committed you each are to each other. If you want to fix this problem the first and most important step is to recognize that it is a problem. The second step, which you have already done, is to seek help. I am sure this dear reader did not come to us for judgment but for help. My greatest advice would be to get counseling at first by yourself before you can handle exposing the situation honestly to your wife. Once you get into couples counseling with your wife, you should be exploring opnely and intimately the problems in your sex life and strike the right balance between doing what is fulfilling for you sexually without violating her boundaries. You may be surprised to find out she has her own sexual fantasies and desires which she may have been too embarassed to tell you about as well. The key is that you are both equally committed to working this out and preserving your marriage.
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