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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Woman here who has little desire after FT work, kids, stress and hormonal issues. My dh grumbles and[b] if he cheated I wouldn’t want to know about it.[/b] Marriage is a long haul. I expect there will be times I have more desire and dh has less. Actually now he has ED issues at times. Would I divorce him over that? No way. Marriage is a long term partnership. People posting on here to divorce over this are trashy. [/quote]

The bolded is trashy too. [/quote]

Nope. It’s how the world used to work and I’m fine with it as long as it’s very rare and doesn’t interrupt my life. Marriage is not story book. Two people can’t be every single thing to each other for 50+ years. I’m grown up enough to understand that. [/quote]

Interesting that you are grown up enough to accept what works for you as maturity but not grown enough to realize that what works for others is not trashy just because it does not work for you. Grow up some more.[/quote]

Divorce is just wrong and yes, trashy unless there is chronic abuse. And sorry, not getting enough BJs is not ‘abuse’. [/quote]

Exposing your spouse to STDs is abuse. So those unhappy with the sex or lack of it can divorce [/quote]

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