Author, When someone starts writing sentences only in capital letters, it means expressing, emphasizing some emotion. And they aimed at the sick place. Another thing, when you start overtures like "I'm not like that, I'm not like that", etc. Why do you put unnecessary elements in your story, just excited to get a "desired good sex". Nothing more. In your other topic you say a 36-year-old woman with a child, I don't break relationships, but she looks at me, but she looks for me, but we share, but I don't know what ... He has a girlfriend at 30, young, but is there emotional infidelity, just friends ... Your desire comes down to the desired and good sex. One year alone, older gentlemen must have seen you as the perfect mistress, but lately they have been looking at young gentlemen. You do not lack attention. You feel loved and wanted, like spring, well, summer is over. It's good to be told and to feel it, right ... Only that sometimes after the desired and good sex you can hear that you are a friend. Who's crazy to tell you before. Apparently it suits you anyway. Then there is no need for drama, because it does not matter that you have a child, nor do you care that he has a relationship ... Just on the agenda is the desired and good sex. ;) Why were these stupid overtures?
1 rebogateway answered
Everything is in this world! Absolutely everything. We humans try to categorize things and fit them into certain frameworks, to fit things according to our ideas, not our ideas according to them. This is where the problems come from. In fact, the dynamics of human relationships are more like molecular or fluid dynamics than the simplistic notion: "today you are with this one, tomorrow you are no longer with him, the day after tomorrow you are with another, and so on." In practice, the movement towards each other and back is smooth and rather wavy, without sharp jumps. You can be in a different phase of rapprochement or distance at the same time with several people (whether it is intellectual, emotional, spiritual, sexual or something else).