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I Am Torn Between Two Men!

Ask FreeloveMD | January 31, 2008

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I need help I am torn between two men. I have been in a relationship for about 2 years. My partner and I have a lot in common, we get along great, and understand each other. However he is 14 years older, going through a divorce, not particularly interested in children, and has some issue with his libido. At first we worked through it and it was good, but I had an affair recently and have been having the best sex in my life. Should I go ahead and marry my partner considering?

Sounds like you want the best of all worlds, or maybe you’re not ready for a commitment type of relationship, which marriage is. You obviously have sexual needs that he can’t satisfy so you’ve met your needs elsewhere. Is he aware of this? How do you think he’d react if he knew? If he finds out would he dump you? It might still be an issue after you got married. Sometimes people can have many relationships that satisfy various needs. He seems to speak to you as a person/friend etc. The other lover is more physical. Point is unless you reconcile the fact that one set of needs won’t be met with him, or might be if you try, then it’s better to go along as you are doing. Until there is pressure on his part to get married there’s not necessarily a reason to address it unless you want to. Also, know that anytime you choose an action (like sex with another person), unless the rules have been previously established (and even then there’s no guarantee), the other person involved (in this case the 2 year relationship) will somehow be affected. You are the only one familiar with all the people involved so you should be aware of what gains and losses could be possible.

This question was answered by Joe, a love expert and FreeloveMD contributor.

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