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BBGR
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Trig Jan 02, 2020 at 11:12 AM
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Hello,

I am for almost 10 years in a relation with my now fiance, and future wife.

I consider her as a perfect woman for me: beautiful, fun, I never get bored with her, we have so much in common etc

Before her I just saw a couple of women,but she was my only real girlfriend.

The first years of relation with her were intense, I was very often very aroused near her. We were kinda shy (I think I had also some psychological ed) so we started to get intimate slowly.

Sex with her is, also now, sweet and enjoyable with her, but I am not as aroused as I was in the beginning, which I think is very normal.

However, after a few years of being with her, I started to become more and more obsessed with thinking about other women, till I saw some others knew from internet.

Possible trigger:


But I really do love my fiance.

Just that I find it hard to resist to do sexual stuff with other women.

What do you think?

Last edited by bluekoi; Jan 02, 2020 at 07:38 PM.. Reason: Add triggger icon. Apply trigger code.
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