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    Considering V for bi-wife

    rory--your input is much appreciated. May I ask some personal questions? How has your involvement w Mya affected your sex life w your husband, both in terms of quality and quantity? Is your sexual desire for him diminished because you might be more sexually focussed on Mya? How about your...
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    Considering V for bi-wife

    JaneQSmythe--thanks for your thoughtful response. You asked if I'd be open to connecting w my wife's GF. It's not off limits, but it's not the focus of my/our attention. It seems like such a stretch to imagine this sort of triad, where all three joyfully like/love/f**k one another and somehow...
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    Considering V for bi-wife

    I love to see/make her happy, but no, her happiness per se does not turn me on in an erotic way. I think it's the polyamorous stuff (emotional/romantic intimacy) that affects me. Opening up our marriage w regard to emotional/romantic intimacy (in addition to sex) feels like such a profound...
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    Considering V for bi-wife

    redpepper, thanks for your response. Sounds like you have substantial experience w this. So how do you understand/explain the arousal response to polyamory? To be clear, I'm not talking about picturing my wife having sex w another person (although that's one of my favorite fantasies, w either...
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    Considering V for bi-wife

    Hi, I'm a newbie here. Happily married x 15 years, two young kids. My wife recently discovered she's bi. She's uncertain whether or not she wants to act on these desires. She is generally pragmatic and cautious, and she doesn't want to do anything to jeapordize our marriage/family, but she's...
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