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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sex is not a need, and the pp who keeps insisting it is, even after googling it and proving themselves wrong is weirdly delusional.

My Dh puts a much much higher importance on sex than I do. I like it, and like how it benefits our relationship, but I could probably live without it. I'm not sure about him. He doesn't seem the type to cheat, and I'm 99% sure his parents have had a sexless marriage for basically as long as we've been together (18+yrs), but I KNOW he gets grumpy and in his feelings when we have a dry spell. If I was physically unable, I'd like to think he'd stay, but I dont actually know.

Very sad to read the posts on the first page saying they'd leave or cheat immediately if something catastrophic happened to their wife. There are a few resident incels around here though, so maybe I can hold out hope it was just trolls saying such things =\ [/quote]

Seriously, could you imagine?

You just were in a catastrophic accident you can’t have sex.

Immediately your husband is searching out a new sex partner instead of caring for you.

I mean, what is wrong with those people that posted that. It’s quite insane..

They’re going to spend their time and energy finding a sexual partner instead of caring for their wife and children.
It’s mind-boggling.[/quote]
I really could not. I am hopeful to be in good health for many many more years, but you never know. I can't imagine the pain of the women who's husbands peace out when they get cancer or whatever. What happened to "in sickness and in health"? Idk if I'd be able to trust another man again if that happened. [/quote]

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