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[jimmielee]

Originally Posted by ForTheLoveofBlackCock

I suppose that’s as good of a way as any to at least break the ice and guage how he feels. It’ll certainly give me some idea of how he’ll react when he learns I’ve already been fucking black cock

Before my wife retired she did counseling for recently released parolees in the state of Georgia. She used to tell me when the black men would ask her out. She couldn't go out with them because of professional standards but the thought turned me on. Your husband might be the same way.

[ForTheLoveofBlackCock]

Originally Posted by jimmielee

Before my wife retired she did counseling for recently released parolees in the state of Georgia. She used to tell me when the black men would ask her out. She couldn't go out with them because of professional standards but the thought turned me on. Your husband might be the same way.

I suppose that could definitely work. Maybe a more subtle approach would work better. Till now I could only think of breaking the news to him by just dropping it like a ton of bricks on him, which I won’t lie does sound kinda hot to me hehe

[FuckmyGirlfriend2]

It's clear you don't want your husband anymore. Maybe time to move on.

[ForTheLoveofBlackCock]

Originally Posted by FuckmyGirlfriend2

It's clear you don't want your husband anymore. Maybe time to move on.

Easier said than done though. I guess I’m just anxious about a messy divorce

[ingridguerci94]

It sounds like you're in a complex and challenging situation. It's important to approach this with honesty and sensitivity. Have you considered seeking counseling or therapy to help navigate your feelings and the impact on your marriage?

Open and honest communication with your husband about your feelings and desires is crucial, and professional guidance could also be beneficial. It's important to address these issues in a way that respects the feelings and well-being of everyone involved. If you're looking for advice or support, seeking the help of a professional counselor or therapist could be a good first step.