This life is hurting him so he decided to seek for help from someone who could give him counsel on what to do. Kindly read his frustration and a life of misery as he write to Deidre.
Dear Deidre
I AM married but was having great sex with two different
women – until one lover realised she wasn’t the only “other woman”.
I’m 37 and my wife is 35. We’ve been together for seven
years and have three children aged six, four and two. They’re a handful but
she’s a great mum.
I drive HGVs and can be away for a week at a time, so it’s
great to have a partner I can rely on.
I have driven one route regularly for years and got to know
a woman in a pub where I would go for an evening pint.
She was 27 and single when we met five years ago. I was
feeling the strain of not having much sex at home with a baby in the house and
another on the way. We got chatting and she used to invite me back to her flat
for a decent night’s sleep — and lots of hot sex. It was great.
She wanted us to be a couple but I was clear I wouldn’t
leave my wife. My lover then got together with a local lad but has still kept
seeing me.
She’s expecting his baby now but still says she’d dump him
any time I say the word.
I was put on a new route earlier this year and got chatting
to a waitress in a cafe I drive past. She’s 23 and really flirty.
The second time I met her, we had steamy sex in my cab.
She lives at home but her mum now lets me stay overnight.
Both girls knew I was married but not about each other —
until my first lover picked up my phone when it buzzed late at night because
the second girl had sent a text asking when we could next meet up. She went
mental and has been crying non-stop. She keeps asking how I could hurt her like
that.
My first lover is threatening to dump me if I don’t tell the
other girl about her but she too will dump me if she discovers she’s not the
only other girl.
I’m confused. All three women love me and I love all three
of them for different reasons.
DEIDRE SAYS: The early stages of a new sexual relationship
give you a buzz but you have got to make a choice or risk losing everything.
Your pregnant lover’s threats to dump you could be the best
outcome for both of you and her partner.
Is there a long-term future with your wife? End your affairs
and concentrate on trying to make your marriage work, for both your sakes and
for your three children. My e-leaflet Can’t Be Faithful? will help you think
this all through and find the help and courage to change.
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