Is it normal for my wife to go on a holiday with my friend
Hello. I have been married for 15 years. My wife is slim and attractive. As a couple, we have some commonalities ( eating out, watching the movies). On many counts, we are from different planets ( I am more introverted, she is extroverted; I like to read, she doesn't; She likes to shop, I don't).
Ont the emotional front, while I tend to be the shock absorber, my wife is high strung. As she tends to fly off the handle quickly, it is difficult for me to broach issues of differences. While my wife appreciates my absorbing quality, at times I feel stifled by not allowing my feelings to emerge.
Little differences that my wife perhaps glossed over while we courted and married are now major irritants. Like me not being able to lose wight, or not trying enough to lose weight. Like me making a mess of my plate while eating. On my part, I admit I trigger her off by getting sullen and uncommunicative when she ticks me off.
At a deeper level, we understand each other's silences very well. Even in the spaces between spoken words, we know what the other is thinking.
Lately, my wife has been thinking about 'release' and 'escape'.
My wife has made a few friends ( who were my friends to begin with) who are more of her wavelength than me. ( I mean they can talk for hours on the art of making roast chicken, while I am reading a book or surfing the net). She is now specially fond of one particular friend.
She speaks to him a lot, But she tells me about it. They mostly discuss normal everyday things; but the point is, they gel on an emotinal level very well.
It was the desire of my wife to go on a holiday with this man. She has gone for a week. She says that faith is not by binding a person. She asks me to trust her, and I do.
On my part, however, I get bouts of insecurity. And then I also fantasise her being fondled, even f**** by the other man.
I keep my fantasies in my head, and don't let it crowd into the world.
When my wife comes back, she would be thinking of her next trip.
I want her to be with me fully happy.
I guess I am going around in circles.
Am I trying to prove the point 'If you love someone, set her free; if she comes back, she is yours; if she doesn't she never was' ?