Do any faithfully married people out there who have only been with one person?
821267
I fit your description.  However, I now have a serious problem and am in therapy.  I have never cheated on my wife nor do I want to, but the urge to go do someone else is so intense it is disrupting my life.  \nI had a fairly attractive woman very openly hit on me at a restaurant today (a rare occurence) and holy smokes it took all my strength to not play along.\nIf you are feeling this same way you are not alone.  Therapy will likely help you.  If you don't address it, it will eat you up inside.
59070
Yes, I do. But I don't believe that you can only love one person and one only. I believe as humans we are multifaceted and there is a person for every facet that we have. That does not mean however that I will have sex with everyone that I fall in love with.
566123
Never had one!  I have only dated 1 man in my life!!! He asked me out on a date when I was 25.( I had never been on a date before) and we had a great time! We have been together as a couple for almost 8 years and been married for 5 years. And I was a virgin when we got married! I was 28.
1159202
oh hell no.... thats why you get married to be with and make love to one person
95476
i have never .. \nand my ex husband wasnt anything like you just described !!\npoor fella . i hope you find a good one next time
1157368
I believe that it is very unnatural to only be with one person. It is human nature to want to spread our seed. However, if you have decided to commit yourself to one person you must be true to them and only them. If you don't think it would be possible for you participate in a monogamous relationship, maybe you need to find another person that shares your same ideas and values on relationships.
132523
YES!!!  I was in a two year relationship with one and he truely loved me.  He just didn't know the meaning of the word monogamy!!! People, even strangers would take one look at us and comment on how "in love" we were.  Eight years after the relationship ended, he found me and told me how much he missed me and how he felt the relationship never ended in his heart.  I refused to see him because I am married and so is he.  I was afraid that I might fall for him again.  You know, he has a real problem when it comes to women and I had to just burn that bridge completely to avoid being hurt again.  When I was with him, he made me feel like I was the only woman in the world and then when we were apart he would cheat on me.  What a jerk!!!
890647
THAT DEPENDS ON IF THE BOTH OF U WANT TO MAKE IT WORK IT CAN'T JUST BE ONE PERSON. I HAVE BEEN MARRIED TO MY HUSBAND FOR 4 YEARS AND I'M STILL ATTRACTED TO HIM AND HIM TO ME. YES WE DO HAVE HARD TIMES BUT WE ALWAYS KEEP THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION OPEN TALK TO HER
863315
Yes!  My good friend chatted along time and talked on the phone for awhile.  Then they met.  Spent the weekend together..  Got married 6 months later.  Its been 9 yrs and still going strong.  I also know that my babysitter met her now husband on the net and they have been married for 5 yrs now and also still going strong.  And all had kids from different relationships and now both couples have a large extended family. Its been awesome for them all.  My private joke to them both is The Internet Love Family!  LOL
294958
I have been married twice. I divorced my first husband, not because he was unfaithful. In a nutshell, he was unwilling to work on our marriage. After many years of trying, I finally gave up. \n\nMy second marriage is very happy. We've been married for 20 years. My husband is the dearest person alive! He is my lover, friend, caregiver/nurse, companion, confidant, teacher, and more. \n\nWhen we married he had 4 grown children and a 14 year old. I had 2 sons, ages 7 and 12. He is a great father to them! My ex was a negative influence in their lives. He loved them, but was not a father to them. My husband was retired when we married so he was the parent that was home with them when they came home from school. He attended all their extracurricular activities, took care of them when they were sick, took them to the doctor, disciplined them. In short, he was their dad. My eldest son credits him with being the reason he chose to marry a woman with 4 children and become a step-dad. Both my sons believe their lives were better because I divorced their dad. They loved him (he passed away 2 years ago) but know the kind of person he was. They know how much my husband loves them and has always been there for them.\n\nMarriage is a commitment between a man and a woman to share everything the future brings, the good and the bad. It is a promise to be together until one partner dies, no matter what. Does it always work? I'm living proof that it doesn't. I'm also living proof of what two people can create if they are committed to making their marriage work. Certainly, we have had our problems, differences of opinion, arguments, etc. But we have never lost sight of our love for one another. We work on our marriage every day. Our love continues to grow. We honor and cherish one another.\n\nI generally don't give such long answers, but the more I told you about my marriage the more I had to tell. \n\nGod Bless!\n\nP.S. Below are some links to scripture from BibleGateway.com.
272479
That's an oxymoron...only because faithful implies committed, and if you are committed then you're not single.  If you are single, there's no reason to be committed...so what is it that you are really looking for?  Probably someone who can commit to a relationship? There are people out there who can commit and stay faithful. You just have to apply patience. The higher your expectations are, the higher your patience should be.
599764
I would have arranged to meet my current wife(my 3rd) when I met my first wife. Then she would have had my children. First wife lasted 6 years, current wife has been with me for 27 and still going strong. It took me three tries to find true caring and love.(Oh yes, #2 lasted for three months!)
1179701
I have a few times.  I would have only called one a "relationship."  I don't think you could really maintain a long relationship like that.  It's more for fun.
632878
I have been married 27 years going on 28.  Ihave never cheated ad never will since my wife is my best friend and soulmate.  It may sound old fasioned but it works for us.
267077
yes !\nyou vowed to love and be with only your wife !\nhow could this not be a form of cheating in a way ?
899897
I've been married twice, so have had two mother in laws.  Both were very nice people.
671507
Yes a married woman can still be in love with her husband even though he has not been faithful. My husband has done it. And yes right now we do not live together but everyday that he is gone the more I miss him and the more I relize just how much I truely love him. That's why they add in the for better or worse in the vows...