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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's so sad that many women here are shrugging their shoulders and saying "yeah if you want to keep your man happy gotta put out even if you don't feel like it, I'm teaching my daughters the same thing." Good grief.

Ladies you can do better. [/quote]

He has to listen to your incessant emoting and chatter about people and things he doesn't care about. He does this just to keep you happy. So both sides have to make compromises.[/quote]

Yeah no. He cares about things that are important enough to me to talk about them.

Good lord apparently the world abounds in shitty marriages. [/quote]
For the most part, yes, it does.  Most  people are selfish, and you have competing selfish desires, so of course, you will have conflict.[/quote]

You can have two self-interested people who have conflicts in a relationship and have a way better marriage everybody here who is saying that men only want one thing. [/quote]

I think the point isn’t that men only want one thing.  The point is that is the most important thing.  For example, work and kids can be priorities but only after sex part is fulfilled.  [/quote]

Two things: that's not answering the question in the OP, and that is patently false. A man can work and take care of kids without sex. Single men who aren't sexually active do it all the damn time. If a married man is failing at work and at fatherhood and uses no sex as an excuse, it's just that: an excuse. [/quote]

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