Split things up fairly and call it even
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This article was published 12/03/2016 (3538 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My husband is out of town a lot and we have no kids and hardly any sex. I naturally need sex every day or twice a day — morning and night. My husband calls me names for wanting more sex. He has a low sex drive and I have been starved for affection ever since we were married. (I was a 22-year-old virgin). He recently said he wasn’t interested in my lousy moves, and “a guy would be more fun than you!” and laughed strangely.
I’ve actually been having an affair for over a year. The man is kind, gentle, supportive and loves me. Two weeks ago, he asked me to leave my husband and continue a life with him. I packed my belongings and left, just like that. When my husband came back from his three-week “business trip” where he got a tan, he hunted me down with the help of my nasty sister.
He stood on the doorstep as my new guy blocked the door. He looked my guy up and down and lingered staring at his mid-section and said, “You’re better looking that she is. You’re welcome to the (witch).” Then he turned and left. Do you think my ex is bisexual? That night explain a lot of things.
— Wondering Now, Winnipeg
Dear Wondering Now: Your husband does not seem averse to sex with men, as he was boldly flirting with your new guy in front of you. A straight guy wouldn’t have been able to do that, angry or not. And he didn’t seem to want much sex with you when he was home. On his very long “business” trips, he may well have had sex with other people too. How about you two call it a draw? Neither of you is suited to the other, you have a new guy and your husband may have one, too. There are no kids, thank goodness, so just split things up fairly, and let it go.
Please send your questions and comments to lovecoach@hotmail.com or Miss Lonelyhearts c/o the Winnipeg Free Press, 1355 Mountain Ave., Winnipeg, MB, R2X 3B6
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