Voluptuouschef
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Still, my question to Sexyserb is why she heaps so much guilt upon herself. Sexyserb, you indeed did not get a joyful yes, but you did ask your husband's permission and you received it. I understand that he feels resentful now, but why do you in turn take up the Guilty mantel?
Not to speak on behalf of sexysurb but just from what I've read and being in a place of understanding based on my own experience so far. She heaps guilt because there is no one else to blame, she brought it up, requested it, talked him into it, and then ran rampant. It's how she feels regardless if my summary is accurate, nothing anyone in here says will make her feel less guilty. She feels guilty for breaking some of his rules and for basically running wild for two entire years. It was open on her end only, if I recall correctly, and neither she nor Hero expected it to last as long as it did or to go as far as it did. She is beating herself up because throughout they had no communication about what was happening and she can probably now see him sitting in his hotel rooms wondering who/how many people she was at that moment screwing.
I was berated in a thread for seeming to coerce my husband into poly (still working on his condition) even though we had been just talking it out and he agreed. But in here people seem confused as to how she can take any blame on herself when he agreed. I'm assuming from her posts that she feels she made Hero feel like he had to agree for her happiness, and likely part of it for him was feeling bad for leaving her home alone so much while he travelled for business. He also likely assumed she would just hook up with a few guys and be done. It's like asking someone if you can have some of their whole pie and then you take all of it but one slice. They would be mad you might feel bad. They said you could have some so why is everyone feeling negative? Because you went too far, way past what was expected. Sorry.. pastry chef, I think in terms of food lol.
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