I totally hooked up with my neighbor. I've been divorced for almost a year, but he is married and we are all friends. I watch their kids & dog, they watch my kids, Steve helps with the handyman stuff, it has all been kinda nice.

But on friday Karen (his wife)was working and he was at my house replacing my thermostat. The kids were all down, and we were really really close to one another while he showed me the new controls. Then he sorta nervously put his arm around my waist. I was a little startled for a second, but when I didn't object he pulled me in tight and kissed me. I just melted into him.

The first time was just wild. Not love-making, just raw sex. Didn't last all that long, but he came like a geyser. Afterwards, he said that Karen has lost interest in sex. Sure seemed like it had been a long time for him because I'd hardly caught my breath before he was ready for round 2. That time was nicer for me.

Then his daughter started to cry in the other room, that kind of ruined the mood.

I can't believe I did that. And I don't know what to do now. I just hope to god I'm not going to get pregnant. That would be a bit of a dilemma. I better keep some rubbers on-hand until I decide, cause I'm not so sure I won't melt again.

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by Anonymous on Jun 29, 2008 at 7:45 PM

very good i want neighbors like you

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by Anonymous on Jul 5, 2008 at 5:42 PM

I melted. Again. But at least this time we were safe. And apparently Karen doesn't do oral. When Steve found out that I not only do, but that I swallow (you know the old saying: "Good girls don't - nice girls swallow) I became an instant goddess to him.

And his grateful attempt to return the favor was a bit clumsy, but eventually elicited the desired response. I had to shove a freakin pillow in my face so that the kids wouldn't hear.

A little coaching and Stevie boy will be just fine.

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by Anonymous on Jul 10, 2008 at 11:41 PM

Right. Fine. Yeah, just until Karen finds out about your little fun with her hubby. Then it will be pretty frosty among all of you.

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by Anonymous on Jul 11, 2008 at 11:29 AM

Ah, but that's the beauty of it. And why I decided to go ahead with it. The kids are (for now) all too young to have any idea, the neighborhood is all used to seeing all of us going back & forth at all hours, their work schedule are different so we've got lots of guaranteed & safe play-time, it is the perfect set-up.

Everybody is getting their needs met. How terrible is that?

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by Anonymous on Jul 12, 2008 at 3:10 PM

Your gambling with life's most precious processes. If you can stand the consequences, then, by all means, play on.

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by Anonymous on Jul 24, 2008 at 9:24 PM

Damn....why aren't you my neighbor? I LOVE to eat pussy and get head. My Wife and I haven't had sex in I don't know how long !

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by Anonymous on Aug 23, 2008 at 12:03 PM

You're being incredibly selfish. And this guy needs to strap on a pair and make a decision on whether or not he wants to stay with his wife. He needs to either leave her, or stop cheating on her with you. Who cares what his reasons are? Cheating is cheating, and cheating is wrong. So not only are you a home wrecker, he's a sleaze bag.

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by Anonymous on Mar 17, 2009 at 12:39 PM

Don't be so judgmental. Adults can make adult decisions. Morals tend to come from a religious background, so if anyone claiming the above is "wrong" for a religious reason - should quickly remember not to Judge, lest yourself be judged, and that no 1 "sin" is greater than another. If you're not religious, but still claim it is "wrong", ask why and to whom? Maybe the sex-less marriage is "wrong" and certain "responsibilities" are being ignored, and "these" are the consequences.

I don't mean to try to justify such, or twist anyones moral or religious beliefs... but I struggle with certain issues as well- and I'm trying to explore and understand what and why. But, I detest when people blindly "judge" others.

Not too mention, if you are reading "confessions", and you condemn someone on this -- then YOU are the one in need of help. If you wish to help straighten someone out... then try "reaching" out, not condemning. To condemn an "anonymous" person, in an "anonymous" way - is beyond pathetic, and useless.

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