Q&A: My Wife Says She's Only Doing This for Me
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If play with others feels like an obligation, it can lead to resentment and other complications. Here's what to do.
In this Q&A edition of SexBecause, Charlie and Arienne discuss what to do if a partner reveals later on that they're only in the lifestyle to please you. Getting more clarity is the first thing to do so that you two can talk about next steps. Don't let this issue go unresolved because it will lead to resentment and other complications.
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