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By NoMatterWhat On 2025.06.08 13:39
I had a very unexpected occurrence this morning snd i don't think i handled it very well.

My HWP made sexual advances toward me. He has not really even been awake during most of my visits. It has ben years since we were intimate; many years. I was never very happy about that but that is the way it was. Now, with him having been overtaken by dementia this was the last thing on my mind. I told him this was out of left field and that there isn’t much privacy there. I am just upset with myself, confused,. Although my heart leapt at hearing him say these things to me and I had longed for his touch for years, it did not at all come naturally and I felt very uncomfortable. I am trying to hive myself grace and tell myself that any reaction I had was ‘the right reaction’.

I realize this may seem like TMI but you are my friends and i am interested in how some of you may have handled this tyoe of situation.

Watching for your replies….

NoMatterWhat

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By poollady On 2025.06.09 10:22
Don't fret about this NMW tomorrow he'll forget all about it. Just keep on loving him as usual.

By NoMatterWhat On 2025.06.11 16:16
Thank you, Poollady. I appreciate your response. You are so kind to have offered a response.

By rockrock On 2025.08.24 13:18
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