Society & Culture

Open Relationships

Society & Culture

Posted by: Melada

31st Aug 2011 01:59pm

I would like to hear peoples thoughts on married couples who have so called (open relatinships), and who "arent" sexually active with each other, ie what does it mean to you, what restrictions (if any) should be placed on the partner (if only 1 of the couple is into seeking fun elsewhere) and the other 1 isnt interested.

Bellxchat
  • 24th Sep 2011 11:14am

Openess and honesty are first and foremost in all relationships, and especially in intimate relationships. When we are not true to ourselves, and resist "what is", then comes unhappiness and suffering. Wanting it to be different doesn't make it different, but making changes in our thinking and behaviour will. Keep moving in the direction of your own happiness and integrity, and a better life will open up to you. Simple, not always easy, but simple.


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