THE SUN
This isn’t something I’m proud to admit, but I went to bed with my partner’s teenage daughter.
At 23, she’s actually nearer my age than my partner – but I know it’s still wrong. Now I’m not sure what to do.
I’m 28 and my partner is 42. We’ve been together for three years and I spend most of the week at her house.
When I first met my partner, I didn’t take much notice of her daughter, who seemed very immature for her age, out with her friends all the time.
I’ve always liked an older woman, and I was completely in lust with my partner.
But over the last few months, our passion has cooled a little. I want sex every night, while she seems to only want it once or twice a week.
In the meantime, her daughter started staying up late sometimes, confiding in me about her boyfriend problems.
Sometimes, she’d text me while I was at work or my flat.
If I’m honest, I noticed she was a bit flirty, and found it flattering. Like her mum, she is good-looking, with a cracking figure and beautiful long dark hair.
Then one evening, she told me she’d split up with her boyfriend. My partner was at a work do.
She started crying and I comforted her, giving her a hug on the sofa. Somehow, we ended up kissing and she led me to her bedroom.
Although we didn’t have sex, I held her, and we hugged and kissed. It would have gone further, but I stopped myself because I didn’t want to take advantage.
Since then, I’ve felt terribly guilty but I also really want to do it again – and more.
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