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PatsyW
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Re: Spark gone and feeling lost
      03/06/2009 16:10

Firstly, don't have the affair. It's just sex and the battery operated option is best. It won't expect anything from you for a start and it won't tell your colleagues in the morning.

Then, ask OH how he's feeling about your marriage. Listen to his answer without putting your thoughts forward. When he's finished, tell him how you feel. Not in a way that accuses him.

It might feel odd to begin with, a bit stilted and fake, but once you get going it will be OK.

If he won't take part in this conversation, you have two options. Put up with life as it is, or tell him that either he talks or you walk.

As for the sex part, don't bring his performance up until you've decided to work at the relationship. As part of the "new us" you can introduce new things to your sex life, ask him for what you want and if necessary show him!

Good luck.

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* Spark gone and feeling lost stargirl 02/06/2009 21:16
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost WoodyM   03/06/2009 14:25
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost PatsyW   03/06/2009 16:10
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost Brightspark   03/06/2009 17:18
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost stargirl   03/06/2009 20:34
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost Foxie   03/06/2009 21:57
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost MrsBucket   03/06/2009 22:56
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost JulieJ   04/06/2009 10:07
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost popaloo1   05/06/2009 21:58
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost Optimistic   06/06/2009 17:41
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost suejane   07/06/2009 19:52
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost jamjams   02/06/2009 21:45
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost bevvywevvy   02/06/2009 21:38
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost anner06   02/06/2009 21:48
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost marie50   02/06/2009 22:02
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost JulieJ   03/06/2009 08:44
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost ChrissiFi   03/06/2009 09:02
. * * Re: Spark gone and feeling lost scottishmags   03/06/2009 13:57

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