Not the PP but yes, I do. I can put aside my feelings of anger to still enjoy sex. Does every bit of anger, resentment, or even feeling annoyed have to be gone in order to clear the slate for sex? That seems impossible in a long-term marriage. Can those things be worked on while still having sex? Or do they all need to be resolved first? That doesn't seem reasonable or a good excuse to cut your partner off.
Indeed, she has total say or this thread (and 100 more that preceded it)would not exist.
A woman having sex with her husband is not prostituting herself. Dramatic much? But if you want to call it that, then yes, I'm fine with it. If me putting a ring on her finger means that she expects monogamy from me, same as I do her, then I feel justified in expecting her, my only sex partner, to have sex with me. I feel like there aren't that many women who really don't understand this and, in fairness to women, it works both ways. Women aren't the only ones who unilaterally lose interest in sex. By my estimates, about 20% of married women above the age of 35 would have sex with a man outside of her marriage, given the chance. |
Until the AP gets pregnant then the husband drops the old family like a hot potato. It happens all the time! Then her kids have to either not see their dad or deal with a stepmother. I have seen lots if men finally get their crap together and actually invest more emotionally into their second marriage and family than they did in their first. And even if that doesn't happen he will be diverting time and money away from the family while he is out dating etc. |
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You are not getting sex at home. You cannot have go to your AP either. You can't boink your Co-Worker. You cannot get a happy ending massage. You cannot go to a prostitute either. In fact, you are in a sexual famine shitshow, the likes of which you have never seen before. Even HIV was not that limiting and you could use condoms and carry on somewhat. There is no support group for you guys, Not even a groupon. |
I really don’t understand what you are saying here. I am in this scenario. My husband is a jerk. He does all kinds of things that I don’t like, and he knows and doesn’t care. Why, all of a sudden, should he care if I am ok with what he is doing or upset by what he is doing? I don’t condone having an affair, but, in my day to day life, it isn’t any worse than regularly leaving a mess for me to clean up or talking down to me in front of the kids. |
Oh yes there is. Ever hear of AshleyMadison and the likes? I could re-activate my account there anytime and find someone inside of a few weeks. |
| Dh and I have juuuuuust enough sex to not get divorced ..... |
If you’re middle age and having good sex once a week you have no reason to complain. Once a month would be an issue. Once a year and I’m outta here. |
Wait he wasn’t good when you first started dating and didn’t get better during dating but you thought surely he’d get better after marriage?? Ok so you just wanted to be married. The issue isn’t with the man. |
Ha ha! Social distancing, my friend. You cannot hook up with anyone physically now, and your wife canno stand you. Even a HAZMAT suit will not help. Besides, you are middle aged dudes, probably middle class or below, most vulnerable to die from COVID or even lose your job. My suggestion was practical from all aspects - social distancing, your saggy balls, your pathetic bank-balance. If you were people of means, you would get a trophy wife You are not Trump. Even he has not been able to get his sex for free. Either he had to marry starlets and East Europeans and pay alimony or whatever, or he had to pay prostitutes and porn stars. Embrace this new world. |
My husband's AP did get pregnant but he did not leave our marriage, sexless as it was at the time. See, men too get benefits out of sexless marriages. |
That’s a whole lot of word salad that you posted. You’re claiming that women “overlook” bad sex in the beginning of dating because it’s new and exciting. Your sex life must be interesting if you think bad sex = exciting relationship. Setting that aside you then think that women just keep moving forward through dating and an engagement continuing to accept bad sex? No. What a bizarre defense to women just having sex until they get what they want. |
Yep, this explains why she doesn't want sex with you. You have zero clue about how a woman's brain and body works. And you view things as black and white. Some resentment can be managed; others take a while, and then there's the resentment that she won't ever be able to get over and impacts how she views you. If she doesn't "get over it" in five days will you step out on her? You don't seem to even be the type to figure out what the issue is let alone work on it. So why don't you just divorce her then? Maybe that will turn her on and make her want to have sex with you. Good luck with that. |
No. It did get better while we were dating. I thought it would keep getting better. But it actually got worse. I had anticipated a curve that went quickly upward over a couple of years, then kind of tapered off, but continued to go up gradually for most of our lives. Instead, it went up quickly over a couple of years, tapered off (we got married), then started going back down. Not in frequency, but in his interest and ability to be spontaneous and adjust. |
Why do men want to keep being jerks to their wives? I don’t understand it. What do they get out of it? Why not just aplologize for the things you have done in the past, stop being a jerk in the present, and just enjoy a happy, loving marriage and a good sex life? |
You are assuming that he acknowledges he did anything wrong. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't, but it does take two to tango. I do wonder what he is doing to rectify the situation other than saying he feels justified in cheating on his wife. |