I want to thanks George Anderson for allowing me to do another story. It is not a BTB or RAAC.
This s based on the forward of the story. "February Sucks" in the forward section.
https://www.literotica.com/s/february-sucks
. I made up the characters for this version.
While doing research for this short story I have come to the conclusion that more married women than us men might like to think would do what the women in the forward said they would do. When I was I read a book about Wilt Chamberlin who said he slept with 20,000 women. I thought he was full of crap. Maybe not.
Lets say 1000 then, they all weren't single. I have read books were Rock stars, athletes, actors, politician, evangelist the list go on. had married women lining up to be with them. Then these women would go back to their husbands.
It is due to their Hypergamous nature. A study was done when women were given pictures of men and their profiles. When I ovulating she is more likely to pick the bad boys. If they were not ovulating they picked the secure guy that would take care of them.
Most of the time that women cheat is when they are ovulating, and they choose not to wear condoms. And it seems that data supports that. Over 30% of DNA test ran on children in divorce cases turn out to be the other man's.
The latest studies show that 40% of millennial women and 20% of millennial men admitted to cheating. And women are better at hiding it than men are. They can go to bed with a stranger and go back to their loving husbands like nothing happened. And they still loved their husbands.
Women are more likely to cheat in these years, 25,29,39,49 and 59. They need validation.
Studies show they are better at hiding it than men are. This is because they still do love their husbands. Men get caught because they do not love in the same way because of the hormone Oxytocin.
Another tidbit of information. Women are more likely to seek divorce when they catch spouse cheating.
So gentlemen next time you hear men think with their penises, not has much as women do with their wombs.
I pulled statistics and information from web. So look it up if you do not believe the info.
This is fiction and I can say anything I want.
Finally, I got and Grammar Editor. Thanks to BlackrandI1958. She had more red marks than I had black.
February Sucks Forward
Honey, we need to talk.
The conversation:
Many years ago, I was out of town at a conference. About 20 of us, half men, and half women, almost all married, went out to a watering hole one evening to decompress.
The local fauna was hitting pretty heavily on the women at our table. We guys were wincing at the crudity of the locals' attempts, while the women laughed and rejected them. One particularly bad approach drew the comment, "He's lucky I like this beer, otherwise, he'd be wearing it."
"So what if it had been famous football player: call him Jocko] saying that to you? Would he have scored?" another woman asked with a flirty little smirk in her voice.
"Hell, yes!" "Absolutely!" It was clearly unanimous.
"What if it meant, you know..."
"Especially if it meant that!" The women's laughter was genuine; the guys' was a little forced.
Understand, these women weren't dogs who couldn't get a date: they ranged from pretty to downright hot. They were in their late twenties and early thirties and dressed for a night out.
"Um, what would you tell your husband?" one of the guys asked hesitantly.
"Um, why would I tell my husband?" The reply was instantaneous and greeted with laughter and head-nodding from the women.
"What if your husband was here?" the guy persisted. We could all hear the anxiety in his voice.
One of the women leaned forward with her elbows on the table and looked him dead in the eye. I remembered her from lunch; she'd been showing off pictures of her husband and their perfectly adorable five-year-old girl. "I would tell him that he knows how much I love him, and he knows I'll always come back to him, but I'm not going to pass up this opportunity, and I'll see him sometime tomorrow." She spoke calmly and kindly but with determination. None of us could doubt that she meant exactly what she said.
Several guys' jaws dropped considerably; I know mine was one.
"No, you wouldn't," the guy next to me muttered. The woman looked at him pityingly.
"Yes, I would, and I think every woman here would do the same."
"You might leave with him tonight, but if I was your husband, you sure as hell wouldn't see me tomorrow." He was as serious as she was.
Another woman tried to fix things.
"Listen, I love my husband, I wouldn't trade him for anything. Jocko doesn't mean anything to me and never will, and he probably wouldn't even remember my name the next morning.
But spending a night with him, just one night out of our whole marriage, would be something I could remember for the rest of my life. An event, you know, with a capital E?
It would have nothing to do with the way I feel about my husband. Afterward, I would go home to the man I love, and everything would be like it was before."
A tense silence fell on the table. "Well, that shows us, married guys where we stand, doesn't it?" one guy muttered,
"Come on, guys, don't be that way. It's not that big a deal."
The party broke up pretty quickly after that, as people left by ones and twos to wander quietly back to the conference hotel. I have no idea whether the women at that table were typical. I meant to ask my wife about it when I got home. But didn't get up the nerve. I still haven't. I'm not sure I want to know the
answer, anyway.
GA.
Friday night.
Terri arrived home from the conference. Grabbing the luggage from the car, she strolled into the house, happy she was home. She couldn't wait to see her husband of 12 years Alan.
They had discussed having kids and now was a perfect time to start. She decided she would take a position with the company that would require no travel. Terri was even contemplating being a stay-at-home mom if Alan had just been promoted, to Junior Vice-President of his division.
As she walked into the house, she almost fell, as she tripped over an overnight bag sitting by the door. It didn't really register with her at the time why it was sitting there.
"Alan!'" Terri yelled, "what in the hell? I almost broke my neck because you left your suitcase in the doorway."
"Hey," Terri," smiled Alan, as he walked over to his beautiful wife. He grabbed her and gave her a passionate kiss. "Wow, honey. I guess you are ready to get started having babies now," Terri spoke with a devilish smile.
Alan grabbed her by the hand, lead her to the living room and asked her to sit down on the couch, he walked over to the bar and mixed both of them a Jack and Coke. He then returned to the couch, handing it to her. "Drink that." We have to talk."
Terri cringed when she heard those words. She had used those exact lines before when she had broken up with previous boyfriends.
Alan, was smiling, "I have great news that you are not going to believe."
Terri beamed with pride. "You got the promotion."
Alan looked at Terri in confusion, "Even better than that?" he replied.
"What in the hell could be better than you getting your promotion," she asked. You have worked and sacrificed like a dog to get that vice-president position I am bragging all the time that I have the perfect husband. You are the smartest person I know."
"No, Honey," Alan said. "even better than that. Do you remember we made a list of famous people we would get to have a free hall pass with if one of us has the opportunity? We agreed it wouldn't cost us our marriage. I am calling in that free pass tonight."
Terri sat in shock, "What in the fuck are you talking about, 'free pass?'"