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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, I'm a woman and I feel entitled to a certain level of sex and physical affection within my marriage. On demand, whether he is in the mood or not? No, but I would be pretty hurt if he withheld sexual and other physical affection.

I guess that makes me a monster, too.[/quote]

If your H has cancer and is fighting for his life and puking in a bucket and can't get enough energy to care for his children and all you want is for him to put out a couple times a week... I guess you are. [/quote]

God, this is really a pathetic line of argument. We're talking about spouses who have decided to stop having sex, long-term, because they're either asexual or have a vastly diminished sex drive.

"What about if your spouse has been kidnapped by terrorists, and they're being held hostage at gun point on national TV by Islamo-Fascists? And they're calling you on your phone, but you won't even answer. Because you're horny!  Oh, sure! Go boff your brains out, you cruel, cruel person!"

:roll: [/quote]

Sure... tons of people stop having sex just to be mean, there is no underlying issues.  :roll:

There is a woman on her who constantly explains how painful it is... and everybody just gives her advice on how to make it less painful, like she hasn't tried everything.

Men complain about once a week, when a woman is still breastfeeding in the middle of the night.
Men complain about the 6 weeks they need to wait postpartum. 
Men complain about going 2 weeks... but fail to mention that they were traveling during the week and their wife was basically a single mom S-Th and the family had the stomach flu. They want sex immediately upon return.

Men want sex on demand, like the OP said. They feel entitled to a certain amount of sex, with only a certain window of a break and then they feel entitled to emotionally abuse their wife and say, well "they are in a fog" and "can't think straight"....

Lots of things happen, anxiety, depression, cancer, ..... 25% of people will be disabled before retirement.... that is 1 in 4... disabled but they better have sex.

Life happens baby, and sex is not always the most important thing to worry about. 
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