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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If my wife woke up tomorrow and said no more sex, I would leave or just start dating.[/quote]

What if she physically couldn’t?

It blows my mind that a man can love and admire everything about a woman - her looks, her mind,[b] her job[/b], her thoughts, her voice - but if she can’t have sex, it’s over.[/quote]

I am genuinely confused by this issue. Women so often in this forum include a woman’s career as something men admire or care about women.  I’ve just never seen a man admire or be attracted to a woman because of her career. Maybe it is a necessary condition to dating/marriage. And yes, some careers are no go, but I don’t think I’ve ever heard a male friend say “oh, she’s a [insert job] and I’m attracted to that.”

I’m not talking about fetishizing certain careers or finding careers to be logistically compatible.

Are there lots of men that actually find a career/job attractive/admirable in and of itself?[/quote]

You’ve never met power couple. You’ve never heard of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.?[/quote]

Yes, I’ve met power couples. It is awful when teenagers have to use mom and dad’s secretaries to set up internal family meetings (true story).

I’ve heard of Amy Coney Barrett. Is that like Ruth Bader Ginsburg?  I guess if you are a SCOTUS justice your male partner may admire that. Big law partner or random GS whatever at EPA, I just don’t see it and have never seen it in my life.  Not saying it doesn’t exist, but it just seems like very odd framing to me. [/quote]

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