12 Jul
OMG, I’m Having Sex With the Same Guy For the Rest of My Life

Welcome to  Tuesday, otherwise known as We Survived Monday, And It’s Time For a Break! around these here parts.  Today we are excited to have Peajaye, a very funny writer, pinch hit for us.  Because not only does Peajaye have a brand new children’s book full of rhyme and reason, Under The Covers, he’s answering a question that most of us have grappled with at some point in our lives. So enjoy, and check out Peajaye’s website! And don’t forget to order multiple copies of his book for everyone you know.  Except for the people that you hate.  Ahem.  - Marinka

Dear Mouthy Housewives,

I’ve been married for 8 years. I feel great about our marriage. We have 3 kids and are both committed parents. Although our sex life is good, there are times when I can’t believe that I won’t have sex with a new person for the first time ever again. I would never be unfaithful, or leave my husband. But do other people feel like this too or is something wrong with me?

Signed,

Faithful

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Dear Faithful,

There’s a reason sluts are called sluts – cuz that’s what they are.  And we love them for that. But clearly you are not one.

Look, everyone’s different – yet we’re all the same. Which is totally contradictory, but I forgot to take my meds today.
My point is that some people like to have lots of sex with lots of people, which is fine as long as it’s all consensual and everyone’s of age and it’s safe. I know of couples who do bring a third or fourth person into the relationship, like a guest star on The Love Boat. And sure, it usually turns out to be The Titanic, but I’m not here to gloat.
There are many people – like you, me, Barack Obama and Sarah Palin who truly prefer to be with just one person. Now, being straight, you have it a lot easier than I do, since most gay men in Los Angeles are rotten stinking whores. Luckily I found someone 25 years ago, and while he’s a huge pain in the ass – and not in that good gay way – I can get up every morning and not want to kill him. True love.
Listen, as you know, just because you’re married to the same person doesn’t mean that same person shows up every time you have sex. Schizophrenics aside, the longer you stay with someone, the more interesting and textured the sex becomes – and with no fear of horrible diseases – which really do exist, Virginia.
Still, every married or civil-unioned (doesn’t sound the same, does it?) person has those fleeting moments of wanting to be with someone else. But it’s like those commercials for Olive Garden – it never lives up to the hype and you always have to vomit afterwards. I blame the media (who doesn’t) – for pushing this false idea that there’s always something better out there and if we’re not up for being “adventurous,” there’s somehow  something wrong with us.

So I say,  If you want to spice things up, shave your husband’s back, legs or ass, and he will feel like someone new. And  to those who try to bully us into doing what we don’t want to do, I say, with love:   Screw off.

Good luck,

Peajaye, Guest TMH

13 Responses to “OMG, I’m Having Sex With the Same Guy For the Rest of My Life”

07.12.11#1

Comment by Gifts.

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07.12.11#2

Comment by Wendi.

The Olive Garden comparison is brilliant. Thank you, Peajay!

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GrandeMocha Reply:

Love the analogy!

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07.12.11#3

Comment by Kristin @ What She Said.

Such great analogies in this post, from a threesome = the guest star on The Love Boat to the Olive Garden comparison. Mostly, though, it’s just nice to read a post that essentially says, “Hey, it’s OK to be vanilla,” when it comes to sex and marriage and monogamy. I honestly don’t get freaked out at the thought of having sex with the same person for the rest of my life. It’s kind of a relief, actually. But while I’m perfectly content with our vanilla married person sex, I’m all for a little drizzle of chocolate syrup every now and then, just to keep things interesting. :)

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07.12.11#4

Comment by Kelcey.

Fabulous advice. Honestly, I like any advice that makes mention of the Olive Garden.

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07.12.11#5

Comment by Kristine.

This was perfect–and friggin’ hilarious–advice. I’m partial to the Love Boat reference myself.

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07.12.11#6

Comment by Plano Mom.

I too love the analogies, and like Peajaye’s perspective.

You can always admit that you’re attracted to someone else, and turn it into a racy story – an erotic FANTASY – that you both share. No risk in bringing in someone else, because it’s all fantasy, between the two of you. And there’s really not any risk in talking about someone you know, because it’s just a fantasy, and it can’t be realistic.

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07.12.11#7

Comment by Meredith L..

Two words: Sex toys.

YOU’RE WELCOME.

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cate8 Reply:

perfect answer , Meredith! toys & lube—maybe a kinky outfit

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07.12.11#8

Comment by Tonya.

Hahahaha!! Awesome advice! So great I just peed my pants!!

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07.12.11#9

Comment by Alexandra.

Just have an alcoholic drink on an empty stomach:

Voila!

Sparks and fireworks.

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07.16.11#10

Comment by tracey - justanothermommy.

Yeah, Civil-Unioned doesn’t have the same flow…

Loved this post.

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08.24.11#11

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