A man called into the workplace. He was quite embarrassed but felt he needed to share his story with a person else. He had been married for six years and 1 day his wife asked him if he would go swinging with her. Very first of all he believed she was joking about, but he soon realised she wasn’t. He declined her offer and she seemed to accept it. Some weeks later she announced that she was going out, the only issue was the way she was dressed, she looked like prostitute. She had an huge pair of bright red stilettos, a red and black tight leather jump suit, really mad heavy makeup as well as a large backcomb of hair on the best. Our client was shocked and it got worse when his wife stated that as he didn’t fancy swinging with her she had found someone else.
Our client was hoping that this phase would fizzle out. It began as a weekly date but soon turned into most nights. His wife even started to go out to swinger parties by herself. Our client was truly starting to be concerned now. He decided he necessary to do something about it. She need to not be able to just go about getting sex with other people.
Following a great deal of talking we came up with a program. He decided he didn’t need to divorce her but he couldn’t live with her the way she was. We suggested taking photos of her at the swinger parties and then try and speak to her about it.
We took the pictures and her husband showed them to her. She said she was sorry but she had identified a brand new life. She was sorry he wasn’t in it with her but she couldn’t go back now.
Our client was really upset. He kept the pictures and told her to leave the house.
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