Adultery My Loving Hotwife Meena

[Salir]

I can not accept that.
Sorry!
The thing about the world of men is a direct reproach/accusation that I reject. 
The world of men as you know it (perhaps from your own experience) is not my world. 
I also refuse to be categorised as such.
So that we understand each other!

Of course a woman can and should ‘also’ go out with male acquaintances, male buddies, male business 
partners etc. and drink her ‘favourite drink’.
I have no objection to that, neither in the past nor today. 
Because I have always been in favour of the ‘positive’ personal development of women (wives/partners) 
and I stand by that.

In my comment I tried to emphasise what was ‘very’ obvious, namely the lust and desire that Tahir felt for 
Meena and which he had also clearly expressed.
He had made it clear to Meena that he wanted to have sex with her.
In the end, he kissed Meena and groped her ass.

My question was, although she must have suspected it and Tahir told her clearly, why did she let it get that far?
If she had left the room with Nadir, she could have prevented everything.

Where please is the judgement of the women or the male machismo in that statement?’


In this sense
Eine angenehme Nachtruhe und süße Träume

Lollobionda

Dear Lollo,


out of 10 men in the area, at least 7 or 8 want to be with Meena! This is happening even now when Meena is in her mid-40s. She is used to it otherwise she will have to spend the rest of her life on an island... It is what it is and Meena cannot hide because of it or to meet the will of billions of men who want the women walk around in a veil (HIJA.)...
 
Up until then, Tahir had behaved nothing other than a nice, friendly man and Meena never noticed anything different, nowhere in the story does it say anything like that, at least so far...
 
Kissing and groping happened ONLY in this last phase of the story, never before (so far)... How could Meena know or foresee it? Where does it say that Tahir had sexual interest in her or behaved in a suspicious manner in this regard? Only once, when looking at horses, did he briefly comment that it was more of an insult to Meena, as is normal between friends... I re-read what was written about Tahir in earlier parts of the story and there is nothing similar anywhere... Of all the men who appear here, Tahir in particular has been the one who has behaved in a completely civilized manner.
Gute Nacht, schlaf gut…
M.