Be careful what you wish for
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A) You're a moron. Involving other people in your sex life/relationships often backfires. B) Even if your wife agreed it wasn't right for her to continue when you wanted her to stop. No means no in many situations. C) Talk it out with her, and if she doesn't agree she was wrong then try therapy or seek a good divorce lawyer.
Honestly, at this point divorce sounds like the most mentally healthy option.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Look, if wife agreed to this with almost no hesitation then she was looking for an out from the relationship or wanted to spice up HER sex life. If you spent x amount of time talking/bullying her into it then you got exactly what you deserved. Either way you now need intensive couples therapy or a divorce because you are never going to be able to look at her again without seeing her getting off with that guy so much she preferred to continue rather than listen to you suddenly changing your mind about the situation. Either that or she decided that you needed a very blunt FAFO lesson. There are reasons why FANTASIES are usually best left in peoples heads. The reality very rarely meets the expectation. I suggest you sit down with wife and have a (calm, adult, constructive) conversation about exactly where the both of you go from here.
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If it’s from Tinder, I hope you made sure that at least they were clean. Otherwise you’re gonna have to test.
A) You're a moron. Involving other people in your sex life/relationships often backfires. B) Even if your wife agreed it wasn't right for her to continue when you wanted her to stop. No means no in many situations. C) Talk it out with her, and if she doesn't agree she was wrong then try therapy or seek a good divorce lawyer.