He should first listen calmly. If he feels uncomfortable, he can gently tell his wife that this topic makes him uneasy. For example, he could say 'Honey, I don't think I'm comfortable with this kind of story.'
The husband's response is crucial. He should listen attentively without interrupting her when she is telling the story. After that, he can hold her and tell her that it's not her fault. He should also take practical steps. If there are any signs of physical injury, he should take her to the hospital. And in the long - term, he can help her regain her confidence and sense of security, for instance, by being more present in her daily life and engaging in activities that she enjoys to help her forget the traumatic experience.
It might not be typical. Usually, such stories are considered very private. However, if she has a really open relationship with you and she's just trying to be more communicative about certain aspects of relationships in general, it could be okay. But still, it's a bit odd.
The husband should first try to stay calm. Reacting impulsively with anger or aggression won't help. He could listen attentively to his wife's story, understand her reasons (although cheating is wrong, there might be underlying issues in the relationship). Then, he needs to communicate his feelings honestly, like if he feels betrayed, hurt or confused. It's a very difficult situation, but communication is key to deciding what to do next, whether it's trying to work through it in therapy or making the tough decision to end the relationship.
Well, initially, it can be quite a shock for the husband. But instead of overreacting, he should try to understand that his wife is sharing this part of her life as a sign of trust. He can take some time to process his own feelings privately, but also let his wife know that he values their relationship more than her past. They could even use this as an opportunity to strengthen their bond by being more open and honest with each other about all aspects of their lives.
In most cases, it could be inappropriate as sex is a rather private matter. But if they have a very strong bond and have established clear communication rules about such topics, it could potentially be acceptable. For example, if they often have deep and open conversations about various aspects of their relationship including their sexual relationship in a very respectful and healthy way.
Yes, it can be normal in some relationships. It might be a way for her to spice up the relationship or be more open about her thoughts and experiences.
He should first listen calmly. If he's comfortable, he can engage in the conversation and share his thoughts. But if he feels uncomfortable, he should gently let her know.
He should communicate his feelings clearly. He could start by saying that he values their relationship and that sharing such stories is a breach of the trust they have. He may also need to set boundaries about what is acceptable in their relationship in the future. If the situation is very difficult, he might consider taking some time apart to think about whether he can continue in the relationship, but communication is key throughout this process.