We are close in all ways imaginable – except for sex. That part of our relationship is over but has been superseded by a deeper love.
DEAR AMY: My wife “Linda” and I have been married for 20 years and have two teenage kids.That part of our relationship is over but has been superseded by a deeper love.
I agreed that she could give it a try. And since then, they’ve had three of these “Pretty Woman” meetings. Meanwhile, our relationship remains strong. I am not really upset. In fact, this is a relief to me, and I no longer feel guilty about sexual tension or attention.DEAR J: This can be okay because – evidently it is okay, at least for now. This is your marriage and your life, and you and your wife have the right to conduct yourselves honestly and forthrightly the way you want to, as long as your children are not negatively impacted.
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