Certainly a lot going on. I don't think this is really amateur hour on a discussion group time. I would suggest getting some professional help to get to the bottom of what is really going on with both you and him.
May I just say a couple of things about fantasies. First, I'm not sure if you are saying he is just having this fantasy or if he is saying he wants to act out this fantasy, I think you are feeling he wants to act it out because he tells you about it, but that isn't necessarily the case.
For instance, many women have rape fantasies. That actually doesn't mean they want to be raped or would in any way enjoy being raped. It also doesn't follow that because your husband has this fantasy of you with another man that he really desires that at all. He may, and his talking about the fantasy could be just a way to feel you out about it, but you should find out which it is.
If you aren't desiring sex at all, even if he only brings it up once in awhile it is likely to seem far to often to you. You seem to be having a lot of concerns about your husband and your relationship right now and that affects you and your sex drive. It sounds to me like you don't feel on solid ground in your marriage at all right now.
I really think you should seek professional help before these things continue to grow. Get things out in the open with some help to keep on track so they can be faced and dealt with.
Marv
May I just say a couple of things about fantasies. First, I'm not sure if you are saying he is just having this fantasy or if he is saying he wants to act out this fantasy, I think you are feeling he wants to act it out because he tells you about it, but that isn't necessarily the case.
For instance, many women have rape fantasies. That actually doesn't mean they want to be raped or would in any way enjoy being raped. It also doesn't follow that because your husband has this fantasy of you with another man that he really desires that at all. He may, and his talking about the fantasy could be just a way to feel you out about it, but you should find out which it is.
If you aren't desiring sex at all, even if he only brings it up once in awhile it is likely to seem far to often to you. You seem to be having a lot of concerns about your husband and your relationship right now and that affects you and your sex drive. It sounds to me like you don't feel on solid ground in your marriage at all right now.
I really think you should seek professional help before these things continue to grow. Get things out in the open with some help to keep on track so they can be faced and dealt with.
Marv
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