Dating a married man in an open marriage


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  5. I'm currently in a relationship with a married man for around half a year. It is my choice to be part of this, and this has nothing to do with money. I love coming home whatever the time i want. It's not off the table, and I do miss having someone to go on trips with - or to take to weddings or work events. This way when the time comes that you are not together anymore, at least he met you pay your mortgage. Originally we weren't sure if we were going to be nonmonogamous for 10 minutes, or 10 years. We've always had an awesome sex life, and it's fun to be able to have sexual experiences outside of the relationship it takes a lot of sin for us to be all things for the other person.
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