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08 Jul 2013 2:00AM
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I've been fucking my wife's sister an average of once or twice a year for the past 20 years, starting when she was 16 and I was 19. We've always been highly discreet, never been caught or even had a close call, and my wife and her husband both don't have the faintest idea.

It's really the ideal kind of long-term affair if you can get it. I find sex with my sister in law to be just as rewarding two decades later as it was when she was a hot piece of old. She's never let her husband fuck her in the ass because I'm the only one allowed in there.

So the sister had her first kid a little over a year ago, so obviously that complicates the logistics of getting together for sex. In fact, this is the first time a year has ever gone by without us being together. Personally, I was and am content to let it go and accept that a really awesome chapter in my life is at an end. But she seems to be having a much harder time with it. She misses always looking forward to our next get-together, and how the thought of it would help her get through rough times and such.

Anyway, she's becoming more and more insistent that we need to figure out a way to make it happen, which I'm of course fine with, but the trouble is that she seems willing now to take the type of chances that we've always avoided. I don't want to do something imprudent and run the risk of a wonderful thing ending badly.

So there's my confession and dilemma. Feel free to discuss.

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08 Jul 2013 1:53PM

Tough situation for you. I can actually relate to this a bit. I was messing with a lady (not my wife, obviously) and then she called it off. Not a big deal for me, we both had a good time so let's move on right? Well, I thought so, especially since she called it off but lately when I've run into her at parties, etc. she still doesn't seem interested in doing any more (I left that door open, just in case), but she does seem intent on letting things "slip" about our times together. The only thing I can think of in your case or mine is that a woman's brain is way different than ours. Their brains must take a while to turn down the hormones or something that we seem to either not have or be able to deal with. So while my situation isn't exactly like yours I can only offer the advice of make sure you know what you want. If you're leading her on in any way then she's probably going to keep bugging you about this. Which is fine if you can get it into her head that she needs to accept the new reality and that you'll both have to make a new plan for getting together.

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08 Jul 2013 1:54PM

Wow, and the paragraphs I tried to use got deleted for some reason-sorry for the wall of text

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08 Jul 2013 2:05PM

No worries. Thanks for the insightful reply.

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