shewolfnm
Quote:I want to ask why you feel intimidated with what is going on in her MIND.
It is not that i feel intimidated. I just do not see that as being love. I believe that there is no point in having sex with someone if both the people are not in love. I would like it if she would fantasize about me because i fantasize about her too. I have known her for more than 4 years, all i have ARE fantasizes about her. She was in the army. I have fantasized about having sex with her in her army suit in the middle of some war she is in like 1000s times. I am ALL for the fantasizing as long as it is ABOUT your partner.
Quote:you cant control someones thoughts
and to want to is a bit strange.
I do not want to control her thoughts. I have no right to control her thoughts. What i CAN do is leave if me and her do not have the same understanding. Which i have done. No doubt there are plenty men who will have no problem accpeting her because they themselves do it. I am not one of them. And i think that is the fair thing to do.
Quote:Humans want sex. Humans think about sex. Humans are attractive to other humans. Humans think about other humans.
That is how we got here, and how we stay here.
Even tho that is true, i am not going to have sex with her for the survival of human kind. I was going to have sex with her because i loved her from my soul and i believe that getting that intimate can only take the feeling of love to another dimension.
Quote:If her thinking about someone else makes you two have more sex.. so be it. She isnt cheating.
Cheating, not physically but mentally. I am having sex with her and she s moaning not because it is me who is giving her that pleausre but because she is having sex with some fantasy in her head.
With what you are saying, it is ok for me to tell you 'I love you' while thinking of a completely different woman. I mean as long as it makes me love you, right?
Can i ask you something sherwolfnm? Would it be ok for your husband/partner to say ' I love you ' while thinking of another woman?
Noddy24:
Quote:I agree with Slappy. Her fantasies are her business, but her need/choice to tell you about thinking of other men when making love to you shows a disregard for your feelings
I believe she was only telling me what her point of view was. I do not think she did it as a disregard for my feeling. Im sorry if you misunderstood what i said.
MommaAngel:
Quote:It doesn't mean it will happen with you.
Yes it will cause she clearly has no problem with thinking of other men. ITs like this, i will never really nkow that the orgasm she had was because of me or was it beacause of her fantasy? I hope you understand what im trying to say.
shari6905:
Quote:Did she mention who she was thinking of? Was this person unattainable like an actor?
No she didnt. The point is that she will do it.
Kitkat_bar:
Quote:So what's the harm in fantasizing during sex if what is really turning you on his your husband?
But that is not the case here. She is not being turned on by me but by some guy she is thinking of in her head. she is not getting that pleausre from me, but some guy she is thinking of in her head. She is not going to have an orgasm from me but some guy she is thinking of her in her head. She is not having sex with me, but with some guy she is thinking of in her head. And it is not cheating because she is not doing it physically? This is love?