We both grew up as nudists and had many social nudist friends, so temptation was always near. After we married things went very well for about 10 years. She did have a fairly extnsive sexual history before we married and never hesitated to show me some of the things she had learned.
She was always a flirt and would push the envelope a bit, especially at parties. Even though we were all nude for these events her fidelity was never in question. Then during the next 10 years her desires would occasionally wander and she engaged in several short term trists.
In total there were five events, always when I was away on work travel. Three were short series of 5 or 6 one nights with one or two men, one at at time. One was an anniversary party that developed into an orgy with over a dozen participants. And the fifth was her month long participation in a series of weekend sex parties with her sister, as described in this post:
https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...postcount=1137
Because of my extensive travel for work at the time I was mostly clueless about her activities. On a couple of occasions my sister in law let me know what had happened. But I never confronted my wife because I knew that after a short time she would initiate a confession.
She would actually "confess" a couple of weeks or so after each episode, each time describing in detail when, who and what she did, and even if she enjoyed it or not. She never left out any details. She was brought up to believe that sex and love are totally separate and her engaging in sexual activities others did not diminish her love or desire for me. I knew that she had basic needs to satisfy and she didn't do it to spite me. After all, it was just sex and there was no love involved. She didn't regret her actions, only hoped that I was not hurt by them. And she would always promise to try not to do it again.
I knew not to admonish her and forbid her from engaging in further trists. She was strong willed and I knew if I had done so she would have done it anyway and that would lead to marital difficulties later. I always forgave her, realizing that these events were not worthy of bringing ruin to our marriage.