He Wants A Threesome With His Wife!
It began when he would play explicit content in front of me in the living room, which I found odd and uncomfortable.
One day, he approached me, commenting on my dressing style at home. He said he'd noticed I didn't wear revealing clothes, even when I was just lounging around. I explained, "I do dress however I want when I go out, but since I'm staying with a married couple, I choose not to dress in certain ways out of respect." I added, "My upbringing and personal morals guide my behavior, and I'm very mindful of my actions because that's not who I am. Plus, living with a married couple, I want to be respectful of their space and relationship."
His comment sparked my intuition, and I began to wonder if there was more to their intentions. I confided in a friend, but they dismissevd my concerns.
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Later, he approached me with a shocking proposition: he wanted me to engage in a threesome with him and his wife. I was shocked, disappointed, and yet, happy that my intuition had been correct all along. I told him I wasn't interested, and he spent hours trying to persuade me. He brought up various reasons, but I remained firm. I told him, "Even if you spent 70 days trying to convince me, the answer would still be No!
He even offered me money, but I declined. I remember saying, "Your money might be enticing, but it's not enough to change my mind. If I were interested, you'd need to raise the stakes much higher." I made it clear that I wasn't attracted to him, and even if I were, I'd never compromise my values.
This experience made me wonder: and you can answer the questions please!
What happens when a couple's relationship is built on shared fantasies rather than genuine emotional connections? Can a marriage survive, or even thrive, when the primary foundation is a shared desire to have sexual relationships with other people outside of their marriage? In simpler terms, can a marriage work if the couple's main bond is based on wanting to have sex or romantic relationships with others, rather than a deep emotional connection with each other?
You’ve made your intentions clear he can’t force you to do what you do not want
ReplyDeleteEveryone has what works for them in their marriages, many marriages are built on just sex. Reasons why it’s so easy fir them to hit the rock.
ReplyDeleteRomans 8:6-8 "To be carnally minded is death but to spiritually minded is life and peace "
ReplyDeleteAmos 3:3 "Can two work together, except they be agreed.
Woa, this couple really understands themselves .
Anything that can make marriage work do it,both for the carnal pple and for the holy pple the end will justify.
For the lady (visitor), don't walk out ,don't run out, but borrow Angel's wings and fly away from that house .