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Obtaining a mistress
Category: Relationships and Society > Relationships Asked by: xclaire-ga List Price: $100.00 |
Posted:
27 Jul 2005 06:21 PDT
Expires: 26 Aug 2005 06:21 PDT Question ID: 548473 |
This must be one of the oldest and most considered questions of mankind. I'm willing to pay well for an answer that is clearly backed up by experience, with obvious good ideas and possibly some references to classical sources such as literature. The question is how to enlist a mistress from a considerably younger female connection - a good friend - who is unattached and in need of money, but who would normally not consider an alliance with you because of age and the fact that you are married. The proposition has to be subtle because there is a strong desire to retain the friendship if there is no interest. Just as important, the proposal has to be such that it isn't perceived as payment for services. | |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: myoarin-ga on 27 Jul 2005 07:36 PDT |
What an interesting question! The condition that an answer must be backed up by experience maybe asking too much, but if the posting seems plausible, that could speak for itself. First, win her affection, as in any affair, supported by subtle generousity - a "loan" to help with her financial straits - no cash - paying her back rent or car payment, a bill for her expenses, or as a participation in her work if she has a shop or the like. If that doesn't work, give up and be happy with retaining friendship. In the long run, that could be much more satisfying. Dreams of what could have been are often much better than what evolves, especially when the eventual consequences occur. "classical sources such as literature": David and Bathsheba, Goethe's Faust, Madame Bovery, The Scapegoat, My Life and Loves, ... none really very applicable, but I am sure that there are others that are. Myoarin |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: alex101-ga on 29 Jul 2005 18:40 PDT |
It seems to me that enlisting a mistress from a friend is destined to lead to disaster. The friend will know, then others will know, then your wife will know and your work will know. Then the mistress may go psycho on you and everyone will know. Of course, your overtures could seem subtle only to you and the whole thing could blow up in your face without having had a mistress at all. The stories of men burned via mistresses are legion. What a nightmare you are tempting. |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: omnivorous-ga on 29 Jul 2005 20:30 PDT |
According to Whois, mistress.com is owned by Digital Management, Inc., 22433 Meadow Woods Cir., Taylor, MI 48180 Of course you didn't ask about mistres.biz or mistress.gov |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: angy-ga on 30 Jul 2005 02:18 PDT |
Do you wish to retain the marriage ? If so, try being (reasonably) honest, and tell the girl you value her friendship, that you'd like to extend it to sex plus fun with no strings, but will understand if she says no. Do it yourself - don't expect a friend to approach her for you - that's pimping. Be subtle about money. Tradition - apart from perhaps paying her rent or education expenses - is presents and the occasional holiday (NOT check-in to a hotel in order just to go to bed). Be gracious if and when she wants to break it off, and generous with your farewell gift. Do not spend money that will affect your family - if you can't afford the membership of a good golf club, you can't afford a traditional mistress. Don't take her to business conferences unless you want the whole of your industry to know within a week. No, they won't believe she's your "niece". If you are considering this because your wife is ill, be tactful and considerate of your wife's feelings. Otherwise, should your wife wish to take a lover, do not be either surprised or offended. Age should not matter if you are reasonably fit, not very overweight, and preferably have your own teeth (or at least teeth that stay in at night). Don't sudenly jump into an over-strenuous get fit regime: other things bing equal, it's a dead giveaway. If you still have young children at home, I think you should reconsider. |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: spendrup-ga on 31 Jul 2005 04:02 PDT |
Mixing both frendship and money/mistress requires a lot of intelligence and maturity from the women. It will, for sure I think, alterate the friendship but in the case the woman is very intelligent and accept these conditions, it is something that should not be taked about and remain unofficial between both persons, you and her. She'll maybe understand that somehow, both friendship and the mistress position, has its advantage at the condition you treat her like a gentleman and protect her in a way that no other men did before. Then, the friendship might turn into a real romance and even be more dangerous, since she might expect from you not only that you support her financially but stay with her. In the other hand, she also has to respect your status as you have to respect her status, she is not married and therefore, might have the right to date somebody elsed. That's why it is tricky for both of you and even your own wife. But believing that the friendship will remain the same as before, is quite impossible I think |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: xclaire-ga on 01 Aug 2005 05:05 PDT |
Thankyou, there is valuable advice in there. I'm attempting to find out how to remunerate you with a fee that I judge fair. I think it is likely that there will be no 'full'' answer to this question. |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: xclaire-ga on 01 Aug 2005 05:07 PDT |
I was not aware that comments appear globally. There is more than one response with good information. |
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Re: Obtaining a mistress
From: angy-ga on 04 Aug 2005 03:17 PDT |
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