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Here's the thing. I just started talking to this one married guy from Kansas (essentially a neighbor) who I sent (and vice versa) some nudes of myself. I admit, there was a indeed a click between us.
However, I am debating if i should stop talking to him. Bit of a shame, he is a hot lookg guy (army dude). Wish he was more honest to his wife.
Lookit, been over three months and you are still getting pissed that the men you are cybering with won't tell their wives. If it still bothers you (and it must or you would've stopped dwelling on it) just stop playing with married men. Are you the morality police? If so I would ask why are you on an erotic chat forum in the first place. If your cyber playmate agreed to be exclusive to you I could maybe see why you would feel insulted but still, it's cyber and the fact that you are acknowledging they are married men means you know going in that they have someone that ranks higher on their list of priorities than you. Let it go or stop playing with married men. We aren't going to tell our wives. Got it? Get over it.
While I wouldn't have stated it quite to roughly, you are in essence correct. I'm off the market because I'm hooked up (another man in my case). If for some reason I was single again and on the prowl looking for other men, it is MY responsibility to be involved with the kinds of men I so choose. If that includes no sex/cyber with a man already involved, then that is MY responsibility to enforce that on myself. If the onother guy IS in a relationship (man or woman), it isn't my responsibility to "make" him tell his significant other. That is HIS relationship -- not mine.
MissouriBi,
Personally, I don't know why it would be so much better if she knew. She may know, but how do you know she APPROVES? Maybe she hates it but just tolerates it because she cannot afford to leave him or is emotionally attached. Would that make you feel any better? What if you forced the issue and his wife left him, would that make you feel better? It is best to leave him alone if you have issues with married bi's/gays.
This.While I wouldn't have stated it quite to roughly, you are in essence correct. I'm off the market because I'm hooked up (another man in my case). If for some reason I was single again and on the prowl looking for other men, it is MY responsibility to be involved with the kinds of men I so choose. If that includes no sex/cyber with a man already involved, then that is MY responsibility to enforce that on myself. If the onother guy IS in a relationship (man or woman), it isn't my responsibility to "make" him tell his significant other. That is HIS relationship -- not mine.
MissouriBi,
Personally, I don't know why it would be so much better if she knew. She may know, but how do you know she APPROVES? Maybe she hates it but just tolerates it because she cannot afford to leave him or is emotionally attached. Would that make you feel any better? What if you forced the issue and his wife left him, would that make you feel better? It is best to leave him alone if you have issues with married bi's/gays.
For God's sake cheat...sneak around..keep it on the down low...it's your DUTY! Do you think it's right to put her on the spot? Take the responsibility and the moral decision on yourselves and dont be a coward by putting it on her. If nothing else think of this...in the words of the song: it feels better when I sneak.
Ahem...nobody ever caught an STD by cyber activity..
You obviously get a lot of pain from some aspects of this...it's a shame because I seriously doubt that your partners online want you to feel that way. They want some fun without any pain attatched...whether for themselves or their wives...or you for that matter. Good luck in the future..I hope it gets better.
My story is pretty straight forward. I'm married, I play online in my free time and sometimes fantasize about bi scenarios. I don't plan on meeting up or hooking up or anything else. I'm just going to fantasize online. No harm, no foul!

. Admitting to your spouse as being bisexual isn't a big deal,
My story is pretty straight forward. I'm married, I play online in my free time and sometimes fantasize about bi scenarios. I don't plan on meeting up or hooking up or anything else. I'm just going to fantasize online. No harm, no foul!
????? It would be a pretty damn big deal to me! You're not married, are you?
I didn't get married this second time until I was 40. The sex that I had before I met her is not discussed. She knows I had plenty of sex, and I know she had her share, too. She even knows 2 of my past girlfriends, and my first wife. We don't discuss specifics, and we don't have an 'open' relationship. We don't cheat on each other. But I have my memories and fantasies. And that's where it rests. She can't meet all my needs, that's what fantasies are for.
I was open with my first wife, telling her I was bisexual. She blabbed this private information to everyone. I won't do that again. It's nobody's business but my own. Nothing was gained, nothing positive came from that.
If my wife and I separate, divorce, or if she dies before me, I will probably go for some more gay sex. It's been a long time, and those desires haven't died. But I made the decision to leave that behind when I asked her to marry me.
Suggestion for you: Get out of the cyber world. Meet real people in the real world. Talk to them face to face. If you want real sex with another human you'll have to meet them in the flesh.
I was bisexual years before the internet came along. If I wanted a man I had to 'man up', stick my neck out a bit, and go find a real person in real life. If that meant going to a gay bar, then that's what I did. Sometimes I cruised gay parks, sometimes I met them through hitchiking. But it was always reality. Meet him face to face, and decide if we wanted to have sex that night. That took some real honesty and guts. I had to admit to a real person, another man, that I wanted cock. It wasn't like meeting someone online, and anonymously, for cyber sex. Get real.
Do you really expect a lot of honesty and integrity when dealing with strangers who hide behind user names? That's simply not realistic. The cyber world is a fantasy world. Reality is a hard cock in your mouth. Fantasy is sitting in front of a screen, one hand on the keyboard, one had on your own dick.
well, I appreciate the moral judgements being offered, but times and situations like these call for double standards. I love my wife, I really enjoy cock, but the two are separate issues in my mind. Just because I like sucking a guy off and having him suck me off, or getting together for a JO doesn't mean cheating. The DL is there for a reason and I'm glad it is. These are just two separate aspects of my sexual life. You may think they're one and the same but I don't, and it's my body and my morality.![]()
I think most of us in this thread are in the same boat in many ways. The truth of the matter is that life would be much simpler if we were simply straight. When we got married, our intentions were pure. Sexuality, however, is something that is not easily controlled. Even if we want to be completely true to our spouse, fantasy, dreams, and raw sexual hunger sometimes come seeping through. I know personally, sometimes I don't think about it at all. Other times, though, I can't get much work done because that is ALL I think about. I'm not going to judge the men out there who have found their own ways of dealing with their sexuality. Since I don't ever discuss it with anyone, my only means of comparison are my own experiences. One thing I do know: desire is a complicated issue. Even if our wives know we're bisexual, one reason we don't talk about it more openly with them is because it might hurt them or make them feel inadequate. Each man is the best gauge of his own relationships. I'm the last person who would tell another man how he should handle his sexuality within his own marriage. Essentially, we all struggle with our own demons--especially when it comes to what arouses us.