Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
You Love your spouse very much. Sex and Love are two very different things according to you. Your spouse is very much interested in Sex with someone else.
If that is the case, Than can you allow your spouse to have sex with someone else ? ( Just because you Love your spouse very much and you always look forward to complete his/her desires )
Lets test Love
I guess all this is very hypothetical, since in real life I have some serious issues with the whole premise. Here's why:
1. Sex and love are not two very different things according to me. I mean - they CAN be, but they're not in my marriage. In my marriage, sex is an expression of the love we have for each other, as well as the absolute trust and the intimacy that such a level of trust imparts. We absolutely, 100 percent trust the other person and because of that trust, the sex has an added level of intensity and feels very precious and intensely private to both of us. How do I know my husband feels the same way? We've discussed it in depth and we are and always have been on the same page on this.
2. My husband and I are both wired together to be monogamous creatures. That's one of the things that attracted us to each other to begin with, and continues to strengthen our relationship. Besides deeply appreciating the joy that such a deep trust imparts in our marriage, we also simply do not like the drama associated with infidelity or adding other people to the mix. Blech. Totally uninterested. Therefore, the statement "your spouse very much wants to have sex with someone else" is barely fathomable within the context of our marriage. Both of us would be shocked and dismayed if this were to come about.
3. Frankly, being monogamous my entire life and knowing that this is a component to my psyche that is apparently hard wired, and that I LIKE - when I was looking for a mate, I specifically looked only for a mate who would share and treasure this value. So - completing my beloved's deepest desires would simply not include being OK with, facilitating, or even looking the other way when it comes to sex with another person.