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7/6/2025, 12:04:23 AM
>>530016420
Damn, I'm both disappointed and turned on at the same time. I'd love to have popped her cherry
But damn that's hot too. Did Aura help out her darling daughter or just observe?
Damn, I'm both disappointed and turned on at the same time. I'd love to have popped her cherry
But damn that's hot too. Did Aura help out her darling daughter or just observe?
6/22/2025, 1:52:49 PM
>>936105959
A subconscious/irrational view and a competing rational view are normal in this sort of situation.
A few key points to note for both though:
- You probably are in fact competing with your daughter, particularly if your sexual behavior towards your husband has changed since you discovered this
- This revelation isn't good or bad. It just is. People get competitive in sex, particularly if a once secure relationship suddenly seems less secure.
- "Shielding" your daughter from your husband at this point wont help anything. Based on your previous descriptions, your daughter is already head over heels in love with the man ("I can't wait to have your baby"). Unless you're going to go nuclear on your husband, get him thrown in jail and then force your daughter into seeing an army of psychologists to "correct" her feelings, she's just going to end up hating you and she'll cut all contact with you the first moment she's able to do it.
At this point, rationally, you have two real options: keep your secrets and prepare for war (legal blitzkrieg) and continue to let everything play out without interference, or put everything out in the open between you, your husband and daughter, and try to work towards some workable resolution that doesn't involve you intentionally nuking the family.
One last piece of advice from someone who has experienced similar stuff: keeping secrets tears everything apart eventually. Honesty, even brutal and hostile honesty, is the better option if you actually care about other people.
A subconscious/irrational view and a competing rational view are normal in this sort of situation.
A few key points to note for both though:
- You probably are in fact competing with your daughter, particularly if your sexual behavior towards your husband has changed since you discovered this
- This revelation isn't good or bad. It just is. People get competitive in sex, particularly if a once secure relationship suddenly seems less secure.
- "Shielding" your daughter from your husband at this point wont help anything. Based on your previous descriptions, your daughter is already head over heels in love with the man ("I can't wait to have your baby"). Unless you're going to go nuclear on your husband, get him thrown in jail and then force your daughter into seeing an army of psychologists to "correct" her feelings, she's just going to end up hating you and she'll cut all contact with you the first moment she's able to do it.
At this point, rationally, you have two real options: keep your secrets and prepare for war (legal blitzkrieg) and continue to let everything play out without interference, or put everything out in the open between you, your husband and daughter, and try to work towards some workable resolution that doesn't involve you intentionally nuking the family.
One last piece of advice from someone who has experienced similar stuff: keeping secrets tears everything apart eventually. Honesty, even brutal and hostile honesty, is the better option if you actually care about other people.
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