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Polyamory - Radical or Pragmatic?

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1@bak.rr.com - 27 Nov 2006 20:21 GMT
I was diagnosed with PC late in 1999. Underwent radiation in 2000 and
relapsed in 2005 now with hormone implants. I began to detect waning
sexual function in 2000 and initiated a three way relationship with a
friend of mine and my wifes.

To make a long story short, he now lives with us and her needs are
taken care of. We (my wife and I) love him very much and he has been a
Godsend in so many other ways.

My sexual participation has been virtually nill since the implants and
they both have occasionally spoken of how they miss my presence during
lovemaking sessions.

I assumed the bi-curious role during the five years between the
radiation and the hormones, pragmatically anticipating the time when
sexual function would completely dissipate.

I miss sex like I missed my front teeth as a child. In fact my
interest is about the same as before I entered puberty. I have become
somewhat anti-social, replacing my lack of sexuality with arrogance
and anti right wing politics.

We have a good life, I express my love for the two of them in other
ways but sometimes I feel that he is most affected by my lack of
interest.

This is my first time in this news group as I have emersed myself in
politics to the point where I scare myself, thinking that I am
avoiding reality.

Should I seek mental health counseling or just a candid review of my
situation with my two  partners?

This is me on youtube:

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Alan Meyer - 28 Nov 2006 03:53 GMT
I have replied to this by email.  Let me know if you didn't
receive it.

   Alan
1@bak.rr.com - 28 Nov 2006 22:00 GMT
>I have replied to this by email.  Let me know if you didn't
>receive it.
>
>    Alan

Alan my email is wbuck1@bak.rr.com
Steve Kramer - 28 Nov 2006 17:39 GMT
>I was diagnosed with PC late in 1999. Underwent radiation in 2000 and
> relapsed in 2005 now with hormone implants. I began to detect waning
> sexual function in 2000 and initiated a three way relationship with a
> friend of mine and my wifes.

Damn!  I don't know why I didn't think of that.  What better way to get the
old juices flowing than have someone come in and plonk your wife!

> To make a long story short,

Let me be the judge of that.

> We (my wife and I) love him very much and he has been a
> Godsend in so many other ways.

Yeah, sounds just like a Bible story.  Man love woman.  Man marries woman.
Man loses sexual desire.  God send another man in to plonk her.

> I have become
> somewhat anti-social, replacing my lack of sexuality with arrogance
> and anti right wing politics.

Oh no!!  They've removed your brain too?

> I scare myself, thinking that I am
> avoiding reality.

You THINK!?!?!?

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