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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If we don't have sex for a while (say, a week) he gets grumpy and pouty and sullen. I am not turned on by grumpy and pouty and sullen..so I don't want to have sex with him at that point. The situation deteriorates quickly. (I know I could just have sex with him and he'd snap out of it, but then I get bitter about the fact I have to have sex with him to maintain his mood. Don't I offer anything else?) This all recently came to light in a huge fight and we are working on it. [/quote] So THIS is your primary problem in marriage? Fantastic!! Then I have some great news: your #1 problem can be easily solved. There's even an "app" for it. Pull out your phone, open the Calendar, and create a new event called Sex, make it recurring every 6 days. [/quote] We schedule sex. It works for us. She can relax the other six days of the week, and I can take care of things knowing it won't happen those other days. Not idea, but far better than the tension of rejection and pursuing.[/quote] But sex IS relaxing.[/quote] NP here. Are you really that clueless? It's not relaxing to have sex with an overweight guy who can't get you off and who needs 30 pornstar positions to finish. Not relaxing at all.[/quote]
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