A Married Woman's Guide to Extramarital Affairs
Let's face it—practically all single men, a high percentage of single women and a disturbing percentage of married men are constantly on the prowl, looking for their next conquest. But what about married women? Do you seriously think that married women don't cheat on their husbands? Do we assume that they're always home blissfully taking care of the children? Perhaps they're cheerfully waiting patiently in the kitchen with a wonderful home—cooked dinner for their husbands. When they travel on business, they curl up with a good book, don't they?
Please
!
Of course married women cheat, or many
want
to cheat, but because cheating by men is more socially acceptable and understood, married women often feel like they're under the pressure of a moralistic thumb. Married women would be more successful if they just knew how to go about it. After all, practice makes perfect, and men practice their trade every chance they get. Why shouldn't we? The problem is, in my opinion, that married women don't know when to prowl, why to prowl or
how
to prowl.
To help those married women who are looking for
a little on the side
, I am going to present my guide to extramarital affairs. Consider it a
field manual
that describes under what conditions a married woman should consider an extramarital affair and what precautions they should take in pursuing the affair. To illustrate my points, and to keep the guide from being to matter of fact and dry, I'll illustrate my points by providing short vignettes told to me by my friends or a story from my own experience. Of course, I'm not going to say which is which—that will be up to your imagination.
So, if you're a married woman, why should you consider an extramarital affair? For starters, let's consider why you should
not
have an extramarital affair—
your sex life is terrible.
Sure—it's easy to blame your husband for a crummy sex life, but look deep inside yourself. Are you doing everything you can to make him want you? If you think he should want you simply because you're his wife, then think again. In fact, consider that
he
may be having an affair and that's why your sex life is lacking or, worse, unfulfilling. Let's face it—no sex is better than sex without a male-induced orgasm. Achieving an orgasm is something technology can help solve, after all.
A boring, unfulfilling or absent sex life is not a good reason for an affair until, that is, you have exhausted your options. In the next chapter we'll discuss what methods you can use to fuel your husband's desires and, for illustrative purposes, I'll describe how I make sure my husband
never
loses interest in me.
Okay. Let me say right away that I am not encouraging anyone to have an affair. But, if you are so minded, under what conditions would an affair be, if not acceptable, then somewhat acceptable?
You want a sense of adventure
If your goal is not simply sex for sex's sake, but sex that stretches the boundaries of acceptable behavior, then you may be ready for an affair. Of course, if that's the case, you can do this with your husband, but it is always more exciting with a stranger, isn't it? So, do you think it's adventurous to pick a guy up, take him to your room or home and have sex with him? You may become nervous doing that, but it's
not
an adventure.
You want to try out something new before you try it on your husband
No, I'm not talking about the everyday things, like, for example, anal sex. I'm talking about something involving a man and a woman that is outside the norm, something that might cause a little pain. You want to know how a man responds, a man you don't care about, so you can determine if you want to do it to or with your husband.
You meet a guy that you just have to have sex with
Hey—it happens to everyone. We've all seen them—the hot, sexy muscular guys that turn you on, the guys who
know
that they're incredibly sexy, the guys with a distinguishable
paso decidido y arrogante
, the guys who you want to kiss almost more than you want to have sex with—