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Molly Road and Winter was on her way to

Molly Road and Winter was on her way to Texas for a work trip when she received a text that made her panic.

It was from her 13 year old son, Daniel.

Mom, mom, call me, mom, what's going on?

Mom, are you in an open marriage?

And I was like, oh, Lord.

It was a question she had been dreading for seven years.

Ever since she and her husband Stuart decided to open up their marriage and start having

sex with other people. So I called my husband first. I assumed that it was something

he had done sloppily, which it was he had left his dating profile up on the laptop and my son had seen it.

And it was really a nerve-wracking moment for me.

I did not want to ever have that conversation with my child.

Now the cat was out of the bag.

Daniel had seen his dad's profile on OK Cupid.

She rang her son and tried to reassure him that they weren't breaking up, that they were happy together, and that they told each other everything.

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