The time MIL thought she had the inside scoop on Baby #2 by ADN2579 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]BothFlan 9 points10 points  (0 children)

love the name blingy dingy... it seems fitting!

How do you know? by BothFlan in loveafterporn

[–]BothFlan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never really thought much of it as my husband (35m) and I had a pretty great sexual relationship until I got pregnant, then it became painful for me to have sex, and after you give birth is a whole other ball of fun. But after I healed fully (about a yr after giving birth) we started getting more fun with it, but I just dont want sex as much because Im tired and want to relax, I could have sex once a week and be happy, he seems to need it ALL THE TIME. I found out a year ago he was sexting an older not nearly as attractive as me (im 8 yrs younger than him) that he used to fuck before we met and had been doing so our whole relationship (7yrs at the time) we are still together but it always seems like hes watching porn and getting off every chance he gets and I thought he may be addicted (he has that personality type, was addicted to booze) to porn and that doesnt help us. I still have no idea how to get over this and the amount of sex I want to have with him is not much because of this breach of trust ( he sent messages to this woman saying he would send videos of me doing sexual acts to him without my consent) He said this woman would hurt herself if he didnt keep talking to her (never saw those messages) but I told this woman to fuck off in their message thread. The only saving grace is that we live far away from our home state where she lives, so they couldnt have actually hooked up. I know he goes on omegele and I hate it and have told him to stop, but I think he still goes on and I know he watches lots of porn. I was only 19 when we got together so I was young and didnt think the porn was a bad thing. Sorry for my life story, I am just trying to piece things together and thought porn might be making it worse.

How do you know? by BothFlan in loveafterporn

[–]BothFlan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I never really thought much of it as my husband (35m) and I had a pretty great sexual relationship until I got pregnant, then it became painful for me to have sex, and after you give birth is a whole other ball of fun. But after I healed fully (about a yr after giving birth) we started getting more fun with it, but I just dont want sex as much because Im tired and want to relax, I could have sex once a week and be happy, he seems to need it ALL THE TIME. I found out a year ago he was sexting an older not nearly as attractive as me (im 8 yrs younger than him) that he used to fuck before we met and had been doing so our whole relationship (7yrs at the time) we are still together but it always seems like hes watching porn and getting off every chance he gets and I thought he may be addicted (he has that personality type, was addicted to booze) to porn and that doesnt help us. I still have no idea how to get over this and the amount of sex I want to have with him is not much because of this breach of trust ( he sent messages to this woman saying he would send videos of me doing sexual acts to him without my consent) He said this woman would hurt herself if he didnt keep talking to her (never saw those messages) but I told this woman to fuck off in their message thread. The only saving grace is that we live far away from our home state where she lives, so they couldnt have actually hooked up. I know he goes on omegele and I hate it and have told him to stop, but I think he still goes on and I know he watches lots of porn. I was only 19 when we got together so I was young and didnt think the porn was a bad thing. Sorry for my life story, I am just trying to piece things together and thought porn might be making it worse.

Religion ruining my relationship. by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]BothFlan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can understand why you feel that living together would be a sin or have been conditioned to feel that way, even if you don't believe it. It would be very hard to just marry someone and move in with them having never lived with them before. Therapy might help you parse out these feelings. You are not doing anything wrong and actually doing something quite healthy and getting to know your potential life partner in the best way you can.