I Told Him My Fantasy and He Actually Did It

THE STORY

My husband and I were drinking on the patio when he asked what I actually wanted, not what I thought sounded normal.

I told him I wanted him to take charge for once. Plan everything. Tell me what to wear. Stop asking me forty questions like I was approving a dentist appointment.

Two weeks later he booked a room, sent me an address, and told me to wear the black dress.

I almost backed out because suddenly the fantasy felt too real.

I went.

It was not perfect. It was awkward in places. It was also the first time in years I stopped thinking about laundry, money, and whether anybody needed me.

I want to do it again. I am too embarrassed to ask.

Now the comments get a turn.

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NotMyRealName
NotMyRealName
2 months ago

You can want something and still leave it the hell alone.

LowBatteryHighStandards
LowBatteryHighStandards
2 months ago

I have no moral high ground, but I do have WiFi and concern.

RedFlagCollector
RedFlagCollector
2 months ago

I need names changed, locations blurred and part two by morning.

BarelyHoldingIt
BarelyHoldingIt
2 months ago

I read this twice because the first time my brain said absolutely not.

TooOldForThisMess
TooOldForThisMess
2 months ago

Some people journal. Some people create evidence. We all cope differently.

WineAfterNine
WineAfterNine
2 months ago

You cannot put this back in the toothpaste tube, babe.

TiredInTexas
TiredInTexas
2 months ago

The husband reaction changed the whole damn story.

SchoolPickupDetective
SchoolPickupDetective
2 months ago

The wife inviting you over is where I would simply leave Earth.

OneMoreLoad
OneMoreLoad
2 months ago

I would delete every message and then remember the cloud exists.

StillThinkingAboutIt
StillThinkingAboutIt
2 months ago

This is not a red flag. This is a full parade.

MomWithReceipts
MomWithReceipts
2 months ago

I’m married, not dead, but I also enjoy keeping my house.

TheGroupChatCousin
TheGroupChatCousin
2 months ago

This has community theater energy with federal consequences.

ThreeDegreesNoPatience
ThreeDegreesNoPatience
2 months ago

This is morally complicated and also deeply inconvenient, which somehow makes it worse.

HotCombHistorian
HotCombHistorian
2 months ago

I understand the temptation. I do not understand the logistics. Who is watching the kids?

MomsWhoGoogle
MomsWhoGoogle
2 months ago

That husband reaction needs its own whole post because excuse me?

NoMaamUniversity
NoMaamUniversity
2 months ago

You are not bad. You are bored, lonely and making that everybody else’s problem.

ThreeKidsNoSilence
ThreeKidsNoSilence
2 months ago

I’m judging, but from a comfortable chair, so it barely counts.

CaffeineAndConsequences
CaffeineAndConsequences
2 months ago

I would not survive one hotel lie. My face confesses before I do.

MarriedAndConfused
MarriedAndConfused
2 months ago

Please do not confuse chemistry with a good idea. I have done that research.

SnackHider
SnackHider
2 months ago

I would have folded immediately. I am weak and apparently honest today.

SecondCupMom
SecondCupMom
2 months ago

I came for gossip and stayed for poor decision making.

MijaPlease
MijaPlease
2 months ago

I need less romance and more timeline. When exactly did all this happen?

LaundryRoomWitness
LaundryRoomWitness
2 months ago

My husband would know something was up because I suddenly shaved both legs.

RespectfullyNosy
RespectfullyNosy
2 months ago

The neighbor saw? Curtains are cheaper than moving, but barely.

IHaveQuestions
IHaveQuestions
2 months ago

Girl. I gasped and then kept reading like it was my job.

EmotionalSupportDietCoke
EmotionalSupportDietCoke
2 months ago

There are easier ways to feel alive. Allegedly.

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