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Confession of oral affair


My spouse and I have been married for 23 years. About 9 years ago she had an affair. I filled for a divorce but I stopped it and reconciled after work shops and counseling. 

The past few months my wife has been giving oral a lot more before sex. For some reason she tells me , “you know that affair was only oral sex”. In my mind I’m like, why are you telling me this, and I just brushed it off by saying, “ah ok”. A month or so later on vacation I praised her on the excellent session with the BJ and that was by far the best ever. So she replies , “I have a confession “ I’m like ok what is it. She basically says she learned how to give great oral sex from the guy she had the affair with. I’m like, did you really feel or thought that I wanted to hear this confession, like what in the heck you thought I’d gain from this information. Couldn’t you have just accepted the praise I gave you and not credit the guy you had an affair with, SMH. So now, I’m visualizing her giving oral to this other guy while she giving it to me. This information has resurfaced old wounds. All insight and/or opinions are welcomed, thanks.

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Carlston

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This is what you get when you stay with a cheater. 

The only advice is the best advice. Get somewhere where you never have to hear that BS ever again. 

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stillafool

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You should have asked your wife what did she think you would get from that statement and why does she think you want to hear about the sex she had with the other guy?

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ShySoul

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I'd take it as she is trying to be completely honest with you and not want to lie or hide anything. There is probably some guilt over everything coming out and she feels the need to confess every detail. 

If you don't want to hear or know it, tell her that. It's understandable why she would feel compelled to say something. It's understandable why you wouldn't want to hear it. So talk over what the boundaries are and what will help you move past it versus what will hurt you more.

If everything else is going well, don't let this be the thing that destroys it all. Remember, she isn't with him. She isn't with anyone else. She choose to stay with you. As long as you are both working together to heal these kinds of words, then it's good to not think about him and let the past be the past.

Oh, and while she may have learned something from him, you are the one that now gets to benefit from it. That puts you ahead and the winner here. So enjoy her newfound skills. 😉

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