I am someone else's wife's long-term lover

****** A couple seeking a single man for a threesome is probably the basic model; group sex is just an expansion of that, with little psychological difference.
Although I never participated in any of these activities, I always felt I played some role in them—not as a couple swapping partners, nor as a single man in a threesome, not physically, but psychologically. I knew any action I took would affect their relationship, so I remained still.
She was outstanding, her boyfriend was handsome, but when she met me, everything fell apart. I clearly told her it wouldn't work, at least not in this lifetime, but she still broke up with her boyfriend. Several years passed, and she remained single, finding no one appealing. She
was my classmate; I confessed my love to her, but she rejected me. Years later, she returned from abroad to see me, and she fell in love with me again. Time had passed, and I treated her lavishly, but I didn't accept her advances.
A former colleague of mine, who had just gotten engaged, liked me a lot. I couldn't hold her back, so nothing happened. After she got married, she had a healthy son and was incredibly happy. Years later, her husband allowed her to have a lover. She contacted me, but I didn't respond positively; I just brushed her off.
There are many more examples.
I always tell them to treat their husbands, children, and elders well. Perhaps it's this kindness of mine that left a deep impression on them.

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