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Date: October 27, 2022
I've been married nearly fifteen years and kept a diary for many years.
I talk so much shit in that diary. There's a common conception that journals are like the holiest truth but for me it was a place to be dramatic and work through stuff in private.
Second it's completely normal to be attracted to other people and have occasional FOMO. The important thing is what you do with it. Sounds like your wife is working through it in therapy and journaling rather than cheating or treating you like crap.
I'd like you to imagine your wife reading the most challenging thoughts you've had about her and what you would want her to do in that case. Then behave accordingly.
I think this is entirely up to you and what you have to ask yourself is did you decide to break up with her out of spite or reaction, or did you think about what the relationship might look like if you had a conversation with her?
If kissing on the lips is touchy territory for her, it might stem from something that happened to her in her past that you are unaware of (and maybe she didn’t recognize it right away).
Communication is huge in any important/successful relationship, so decide whether you want to have a serious talk with her, one-on-one (no friend with her). If you can reach some understanding of where she’s coming from and how you might slowly gain more trust, then perhaps this could just be a temporary obstacle.
I do think it’s a bit of a red flag to not only bring this up after several times kissing her, but especially when she decided to bring her friend with her. This reminds me of shit you see/hear about in high school, so could be a lack of maturity on her part. You know her better then all of us commenting, so go with how you feel.
Don't do something you are not comfortable or you'll later resent him. Tell him how you feel , if he keeps pressing the issue and it becomes a big deal then you should break up. People often break up for being sexually incompatible.
Also, let me add that I’ve never really been in a relationship before. Wasn’t interested in having one, just went to school and worked all the time. Don’t wanna mess anything up with her, don’t wanna lead her on ofc, not like most guys.
I would raise it in your next couples counselling session. The therapist will help you navigate and gauge your husband's reaction
which is exactly what i said