KittyKatz wrote: ↑Fri Dec 05, 2025 12:06 am
First, no never would I cheat on my husband! That right there says so much about your relationship and you shouldn't be involved the lifestyle. Being disappointed and hurt about it is one thing but taking it that far is in my opinion totally disrespectful not only to your partner but to you. Doing this should bring you both pleasure and when one wants to stop and you don't, I say an honest conversation needs to be had at that point. What are their reasons for initially being on board to then not? I understand that is also unfair to the person who wants to still explore or try if they hadn't but communication is key to enjoying this.
I personally can never let my husband be with someone else. It bothers me way to much. It actually works out because he is not interested in doing so but loves watching me and knowing he is loaning out his wife, who will always return to him. Don't do something that may destroy your relationship. Having an honest conversation can sometimes help alleviate fears or problems that may not even exists. However you are inviting trouble in if you cheat. That's a hurt some cannot get over and it could end your relationship. Think twice before you open that door. Is it worth ruining what you have already?
Kitty, when I read what you wrote, what struck me wasn’t just the clarity — it was the loyalty woven through every sentence. You didn’t talk about rules or roles; you talked about us… the bond underneath everything we do.
What moved me is that your words showed the world something I’ve known for 35 years:
that your heart has never wandered from me, even when your body is exploring something new and meaningful.
What I love most about our dynamic is not the excitement or the novelty — it’s the way you always anchor yourself in us. The trust you describe so naturally is the same trust that lets me open the door for you to have these experiences without ever feeling threatened or diminished. That part is not the lifestyle — it’s our marriage.
And I want you to know this:
seeing you affirmed, desired, and cherished by someone else never weakens what we have. It only highlights the strength of it. Because every moment you give to someone else still carries the imprint of who you are with me.
Your words reminded me of that… reminded me why I never worry, never doubt, never clutch.
I don’t need to — because you’ve never once let go.
Thank you for speaking from your heart.
Thank you for honoring what we are.
And thank you for making it so easy to trust you — not because of the dynamic, but because of the woman you are.
Tom Katz