She Wants To Ask Her Boyfriend To Have An Open Relationship So She Can Find Physical Satisfaction Elsewhere

strekozza77 - stock.adobe.com-  illustrative purposes only, not the actual person
strekozza77 - stock.adobe.com- illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

Open relationships can be a bit complicated and tricky to navigate, especially if one of the people involved doesn’t feel secure in the relationship.

Communication is key, and open relationships don’t always work for everyone.

For nearly three years, this 23-year-old woman has been dating her boyfriend, 25.

“We started as friends and then started hooking up before he asked me out. At the beginning of our relationship, it was so adventurous and fun, but as time went on, I got kind of bored of him (I tend to explore my options and never date). But after some time, he convinced me, and we tried to date,” she said.

Later on, her boyfriend started talking to another woman, and he eventually cheated on her with this woman.

“At the time, I wasn’t really upset. I just wish he told me sooner, but I felt a sense of relief because I could date again. So, I started seeing a man I met while out, and it was such a breath of fresh air,” she explained.

Even though the intimacy with this man was intense and he had similar interests, she wasn’t interested in a relationship with him. She wanted to have fun with him without the label.

“My boyfriend is very guarded sometimes and has a lot of trauma, so, naturally, once we started dating again, he was super insecure,” she shared.

Then, her boyfriend asked her if she wanted to try being exclusive again. At first, she agreed, but once they were officially dating, her boyfriend started snooping through her stuff, reading her texts on her phone, and waiting in his car outside her house in the middle of the night.

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While she loves her boyfriend and has a strong emotional connection with him, she wants to ask him if they can have an open relationship so that she can find physical satisfaction elsewhere.

Despite her boyfriend enjoying the physical side of their relationship, she doesn’t enjoy it with him as much as she believes she would with someone else.

Do you think she’s wrong for wanting to ask her boyfriend to have an open relationship? What would you do if you were in her shoes?

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