Adultery Cuckold---Is wife worthy for Second chance? by INDIAN_MAVERICK1190-Completed

[Ramesh_Rocky]

Seema2016:

It is also immature for a man on the later side of his 40s , a professor and father to go ballistic. It is a finding, not evidence. An academic should be able to make out that difference. What if it had been planted there or worse, what if it had been the residua of coerced sex? Brijesh doesn't know that his wife had engaged in consensual sex.

I can understand a young and jealous boyfriend storming off but a mature and professional husband. Not acceptable.

Besides the threat of social ostracisation, makes him such a shallow person. Agreed his wife had a sexual dalliance outside of marriage. But to lose his own convictions in response to that is also shameful. Two wrongs do not make a right.

breville1:

Actually, Brij had a few moments to think before Komal came in. The calm before the storm. Then when he faced her with the evidence his anger came out. She responded by telling the truth since she also considered the briefs to be irrefutable evidence. As they continued talking Brij, naturally, could not control his emotions of betrayal and loss.

Your points, from a woman's perspective for calm, etc., naturally hoping for an easier landing, would be lost in the emotions surging through Brij regardless of whether he is a mature professional or not. Frankly, anyone faced with this kind of betrayal would behave that way. If they didn't, then there would probably be other considerations like the example of your friend. Let's leave it there. Emotions vary from person to person and situation to situation.

I also want to point out that this story was clearly written for the erotic content, which was widely enjoyed. It is a story of a happily married woman gone astray. A theme widely enjoyed in erotic forums. It leaves out many possible aspects that could greatly modify the outcome because I believe the intent was to punish the woman completely by making her lose every aspect of her marriage. A not unrealistic view and remains the writer's prerogative.

More in my response to the conclusion of this story.