You know, a lot of women would get pissed off at having their husband star in their aide's purient little fantasies." "But you're bigger than that, Lieutenant. I like that about you.
In "Conspiracy in Death" by J.D. Robb, there is an exploration of relationships and the complexities that arise within them. One character reflects on the potential jealousy that could stem from their partner's involvement in another person's fantasizing. This indicates a level of intimacy and emotional vulnerability that can provoke strong feelings, especially if someone's partner is a source of fascination for others.
However, the other character responds by highlighting the importance of being mature and confident in oneself, suggesting that one should rise above such petty feelings. This exchange points to the idea that a healthy relationship is built on trust and understanding, where partners can appreciate each other without being threatened by outside admiration.
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