Let me start off by stating that I am not religious, so please skip dogmatic answers that offer no tangible help. My behavior may be shallow, and I may be a dog, but I seek a real answer to my question. With this, I will fill in the details: I began a purely sexual relationship with a woman two years ago. She is ten years my senior. As time progressed, I did indeed fall in love with her (or as close as I can personally come to being in love). As the time period for chemical release waned, though, I've found my sexual appitites wandering once more. While I have remained faithful, but I am subject to temptations. I know a relationship can be built on more than physical attraction, and that looks matter less as we age. I'm 34, and she's 43, and I've become "bored." I care about her, and don't wish to hurt her. Is it possible to overcome these failures on my part over time, or am I simply dilluding myself?
2007-10-20
10:21:14
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