Dear Deni,
Why do women not wish to have the freedom to have
sex with anyone they want and have a nice loving
husband to come home to after they have had their
fun? I am looking for a woman who would be as
into it as I am, but I am striking out. Any
advice?
Danol
Dear Danol,
In one word, the answer to your question is
“Fear”!
We fear that our “nice loving husband” will be
angry with us. We fear that society in general
will find out that we were out (now choose the
word you want to use:) Tom-catting/ cheating/
fucking around/ being a slut/ being untrue/
sleeping around/ whoring/ giving it away/ looking
for love . . . . .
Get the idea? None of those terms are something
that we want associated with our good name.
We fear that our husband will leave us. We fear
that we will screw up our marriage. We fear that
our family would find out. We fear our friends
would say derogatory things about us. We fear
that if we ever were to get a divorce from our
beloved husband, he could use our “infidelity” as
a weapon against us to take advantage, or take
the kids away, or to make us look like fools in
front of our friends.
A woman who does such things has many things
which could come back to bite them in negative
ways.
It is interesting that many societies have and do
allow such outside dalliances. The mistresses,
lovers, and other such women are often an
expected situation in many countries.
We in America have a very hard time with that.
Although the situation is slowly changing, a
woman who has more than one lover is still
castigated in most social circles. It takes a
woman with a strong self-image to overcome those
fears.
As women, we were not raised to consider our sex
drive to be of much importance. In fact, we have
been indoctrinated since childhood to believe it
is our husband/significant other’s sex drive that
is of importance in our marriage. If we allow
ourselves to prioritize our own sex drive, it
flies in the face of what we were taught as
children.
We feel selfish when we decide to “go out and
enjoy our own fulfillment”.
So, if you wish to give your wife/wife-to-be this
gift, makes sure she is crystal clear that you
WANT this for you two, you GIVE her the freedom
to do this, buy and read together Paul Fox’s book
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Mishkab or
mishkab777@yahoo.com “The Truth about Sex”, and
then you sign a legal document that says you are
specifically giving her permission to do this
without recourse.
In this book, Fox details the ACTUAL biblical
(new and old testament) directives regarding sex.
Because most of what we perceive to be
“Christian requirements” are not that at all, but
instead are the lies of the Catholic Church about
what Christian/Jewish sexuality should be, it is
critical to teach her what the Bible really DOES
(and does NOT) say about extra-marital sex in a
marriage.
I have dealt with a number of these
misconceptions in my story series “The Secret
Sacred Rites of the Sybianites”.
In order to enjoy extramarital sex, such as you
seem to yearn for, one must realize that love for
one’s spouse is not tied to your monogamous
marital sexuality. Love and sex are not
codependent. Sex with love is certainly
wonderful, but that act of sex does not have to
be with your beloved spouse.
That being said, I am a firm believer that
honesty is the key here. If one or the other of
you “cheats”, (lets define cheating as having any
relationship outside the marriage in which the
spouse has not given specific permission), then
trust will be shattered, and without that trust,
love cannot flourish.
So, helping your wife to overcome her fear, her
misconceptions about sex and morality, and to
find her own sexual freedom, is a trip down the
search for truth.
I hope you can find this “holy grail” of
sexuality, because once there, it can be very
exciting and very fulfilling, and ever so
rewarding.
Deni
Samarel Sex Guide Editor
Better Sex Advice
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