Anon12/02/25, 23:54No.34005865
>in the aftermath of the meetup i am talking with her constantly, trying to sniff out if she is maybe interested in partnering with me/living with me. she is saying that she shouldn'tve engaged with me in that way. it was wrong. despite against her morals. in the moment she was weak, it was about the context leading up to the visit, where the insecure husband is berating her constantly about hanging out with *two men* when she's married, and this repeated badgering had her in such a mood where she was vulnerable to that kind of move. it turns out his paranoia was reasonable, as i am certainly the type of man to disrespect other people's relationships. i don't care. i will bulldoze through the other party.
>anyway i badger her over instant messaging about where her feelings are for me. do they exist? are they strong? it's here that she reveals a series of complications. one, she doesn't know how to feel love. two, she's been in a relationship ever since she was an adolescent... always jumping from guy to guy, never being with a guy for long. and three. she never had sex until her current husband. she has never been an overtly sexual being, as far as she can remember she's never desired sex. she's not *good* at romance. but she repeatedly says that she *wants* to fall in love, wants to have an enjoyable romantic life, but she is not sure she is capable of this, or perhaps she doesn't know how to *be* in order to feel this way. before her marriage she had a shitload of trepidation, a shitload of "i don't think this is going to be so good", but she went along with it anyway... because she has a history of not having strong feelings herself romantically, but being in relationships with people who do have strong feelings, with people who make the decisions for her. she talks about physical intimacy with prior boyfriends feeling forced. like she would rather not do so, but feels she must because she doesn't want to lose the relationship. she is not a very physical person.