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My husband hates our open marriage now that I'm enjoying it.

Uh-oh, it became a little too fun.

I 35 female am in an open relationship with my husband, 36 male.

It was over the summer he mentioned it to me.

I wouldn't say I was totally for it, but it took some getting used to. Now, everything is going great, but recently my husband keeps changing the rules. By the way, this comes from Princess Protect, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R slash OK Storytime Suburit. So, once I started dating Evan, 45 male, that's when he started acting differently.

Uh-oh.

My husband and I agreed on a don't ask, don't tell policy.

A little military thing here.

But keeps pestering me about the details of our relationship.

I give him a little here and there, but never the explicit stuff. Everything positive I mention about Evan, he downplays or critiques. Last week, I planned a date with Evan and asked him to watch the kids. He agreed. He was to get back home by nine, but texted me to say he's doing overtime that night. I was left scrambling for a sitter at the last minute. This isn't the first time he has done

this. Luckily, this time I got a hold of a sitter, but I could not stay as long as I was hoping for.

Afterward, he acted as if everything was okay. He began policing me when I left the house and began

picking my outfits apart, expressing concern about how the neighbors would perceive me. To avoid conflict,

I started wearing jackets to cover up before heading out.

Then came the issue of Evan dropping me off. He worried about the neighbors seeing a strange car pull up at night.

This forced me to do lunch dates. It wasn't a bother. I would bring my laptop to Evans and work at his place.

However, I preferred the dinner dates because I got a chance to dress

up more. Changing up the time seemed to alleviate some tension, but I still feel like I was compromising

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