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Alright I've seen this too much here and experienced it myself to not wonder. I'm talking about that sudden yearning to explore more or add variety to your sex life (while in a relationship). Personally, it put me between a rock and hard place every so often after a certain point in a LTR but eventually I was able to get more content but then it became too easy to fall out of practice and into a passion trap. Seems I'm not alone, most guys here seem to have a similar story.
For me that's a bit problematic. Ya'll are recoil at this goal but I stand by it: I wanna start building a family in my late 20's to early 30's. Boom. said it. Meant it. Here to represent it. Now hold on, hold on, I don't mean like settle into full on stay at home parenting or any shit. I mean, I want to be in a commited LTR and own a house with that person by then. Kids is very situational and something that I'd be more open to after a certain point. I'll get to that in a minute.
I've had the thought of exploring and experiencing the world thrown at me a lot here. It sounds like an awesome idea, but even after just exploring my own country a bit I can safely say I'm not someone who likes to be a lone wolf for a long time. I prefer to do stuff with another person I'm connected to. And friends don't tend to scratch that itch for me. I want to explore the world, get into trouble, experience everything there is to experience... with another person. Obviously threesomes would be something I would like to include in my lifestyle as a more frequent thing than most people. So just because I set up with someone, doesn't necessarily mean that sex exploration stops happening. Just gets to be a bigger act.
Polyamory sounds cool too, but it gets confusing for me when the possibility of kids becomes a thing. Which honestly, I don't want to be too long after I get some financial stability or at the latest of my mid 30s (That's when most of the men in my family have kids, my brother's married and in his early 30's, my parents had me when in their mid 30s... you get the point. It's almost an expectation I have engrained in me and don't have much against). Furthermore, I have a hard time believing those connections are as intimate but honestly I wouldn't know.
I've had this question linger in my head my entire life and it's caused some inner conflict that at some points got very self-destructive. Thoughts?
For me that's a bit problematic. Ya'll are recoil at this goal but I stand by it: I wanna start building a family in my late 20's to early 30's. Boom. said it. Meant it. Here to represent it. Now hold on, hold on, I don't mean like settle into full on stay at home parenting or any shit. I mean, I want to be in a commited LTR and own a house with that person by then. Kids is very situational and something that I'd be more open to after a certain point. I'll get to that in a minute.
I've had the thought of exploring and experiencing the world thrown at me a lot here. It sounds like an awesome idea, but even after just exploring my own country a bit I can safely say I'm not someone who likes to be a lone wolf for a long time. I prefer to do stuff with another person I'm connected to. And friends don't tend to scratch that itch for me. I want to explore the world, get into trouble, experience everything there is to experience... with another person. Obviously threesomes would be something I would like to include in my lifestyle as a more frequent thing than most people. So just because I set up with someone, doesn't necessarily mean that sex exploration stops happening. Just gets to be a bigger act.
Polyamory sounds cool too, but it gets confusing for me when the possibility of kids becomes a thing. Which honestly, I don't want to be too long after I get some financial stability or at the latest of my mid 30s (That's when most of the men in my family have kids, my brother's married and in his early 30's, my parents had me when in their mid 30s... you get the point. It's almost an expectation I have engrained in me and don't have much against). Furthermore, I have a hard time believing those connections are as intimate but honestly I wouldn't know.
I've had this question linger in my head my entire life and it's caused some inner conflict that at some points got very self-destructive. Thoughts?
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