My Can't Help But Want To Interfere

Back when I was 22 desperately hung up on a guy 15 years older than me. After a night with him, in which I gave him access to my back end he wrote out a contract for me to sign, a Master Servant Agreement. No need to guess who the Master was and who the Servant was.

Part of this agreement was his exclusive rights to my affections, to establish and maintain a traditional home, to surrender myself to bear him children of his choosing, etc. I signed, he signed and that was it. I now have three daughters ages 18, 15 and 12. I maintain a traditional home in which he is exclusively the man that sleeps in my bed.

He won't marry me because I am his Servant. He has, and does, enjoy the company of other women of his choice, some of which I have met, others came and went. He is sixty now and has little desire for more children, but that fear is always n my mind. It's not unheard of for a young fertile woman to make a mistake. And that is my fear right now, she is an employee, 23, healthy and fertile, talks day and night about giving him another child before he can no longer have her conceive. I know he has limitations, but he can still satisfy her and she has an apatite for him that doesn't seem to be satisfied.

I have no right to tell him what he should or shouldn't do, I am his Servant. But this young woman I don't trust, she is starved for his affections, and she has other things on her mind. When he is well rested I mention this to him, he listens but she is always on his mind. I shouldn't interfere. I don't want my children's rights to be diluted.

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by Anonymous on Sep 18, 2021 at 1:10 PM

If I had given my wife a master servant agreement, first she would ask if she was the master, which I would say no, then she would tell me to fuck off and leave for someone who wanted a normal relationship. Everyone has their own deal, but it sounds to me like youre getting the short end of the stick. Is this guy super rich or something? If so, that would be a little more understandable.

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by Anonymous on Sep 19, 2021 at 12:58 AM

If you talk to a lawyer, you may find you have every right to tell him what to do. You could leave and demand child support. Alternatively, you could save up, plan, and move out. Ideally, you could both respectfully solve problems in ways that make both of you happy. Would you rather a partner or a master? If you’re willing to risk losing your master, you may find a partner instead. Now he has the best of both worlds; he cheats and you put up with it.

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