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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think some people get married with the false expectation that marriage gives them some legal entitlement to sex at a certain frequency.[/quote] Agree. Or if not a legal entitlement, a moral one. It seems to be a cultural norm that a man's ongoing desire for sex is more important than a woman's equally normal waning interest in sex, after menopause (or for some, after childbirth). I'm not sure why that's fair.[/quote] Implicit in monogamy is the idea that one’s spouse will engage in a reasonable amount of sex. No one views marriage as a potential vow of celibacy at someone else’s discretion.[/quote] At someone else's discretion? Do you think there are a lot of people out there who choose to lose interest in sex without a legitimate reason? W Implicit in marriage is the concept of for better or for worse. Where is the empathy for these people? [/quote] Anybody with a "legitimate reason for no sex" should divorce. If your partner is so horrible as to not want sex, clearly you must leave them. Your statement "for better of for worse" applies equally to the rejected partner who seeks sex elsewhere.... no big deal right? Sex isn't important right? Otherwise you'd be having it right? So they are sleeping around: deal with it. For better or for worse.[/quote]
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