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[quote=Anonymous]DH wanted to get frisky this morning.  I told him I had an 11 am deadline at work but how about tonight?

He got very upset and said it was a rejection.  I said it wasn't a rejection, but I had to finish getting ready and be out the door in 5 minutes and thought we should have more than 5 minutes for that.  He said that although it wasn't a no, never it was still a no for right now and that was a rejection.  We are supposed to be scheduling this twice a week at his request. True, we have missed some of our scheduled times in the last two weeks but it wasn't because I told him no at those times.  Sometimes I have been initiating "off schedule", like last Friday night, since the schedule hasn't been working well for the last two weeks.

I don't understand what is wrong with what I did.  It seems like an awful lot of drama for what seems to me to be a simple request.  It is not like those "I've lived five years in a sexless marriage" posts we get on here, so I really don't get it.  Can some DCUD explain it to me?[/quote]

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