Maya found herself at a crossroads, contemplating the unique interests that her husband harbored. These were not just mere hobbies, but passions that seemed to define him, setting him apart in a way that was both intriguing and bewildering.
On that Monday evening, when she arrived from an uneventful day at work, except for the fact her mind stills locked at the very matter she discussed with her husband in the last Sunday at the bed, usually the place where they usually solved their issues between thrusts and moans.
On this occasion, the conversation reached their fetishes, specifically his, once she considered having none, or at least not discovered one's so far.
As she pondered over her husband latest request, she realized that her response held more weight than a simple affirmation or denial. It was about understanding and accepting the idiosyncrasies that make him a unique individual, the person she swore to love till the day of their death in the day of their marriage.
Her answer would need to reflect not only her acceptance of his distinctive interests but also her support for the person he is, regardless of how unconventional these interests might appear. It was a moment of introspection, a test of empathy and openness in the face of the unfamiliar within their relationship. An openness she urged out of him no matter how much shockingly, that she could not betray on this very opportunity.
She was not completely unaware of the fact that her husband had various fetishes, some of which she didn't even know existed or even was too gross to consider. However, she understood, despite the complexity of his mind, it would not be uncommon to dive deeply and develops fixation for certain hedonistic aspects of life.
Her husband had arrived earlier and was already at home when she parked at the garage. On the way back, she had stopped by the market to get some groceries for the dinner she had planned for them. When she left her car, he was already there to help her with the bags she brought home even though there was just a couple.
There was a silence between them for some moment while they walked past the garden into the house before her broke it.
"Was it too bad?" He tried to make it light hiding the tension behind it.
"What? Oh... No... Of course not. I'm just trying to figure it out." She replied giving the feeling she wasn't very keen on the matter.