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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ what they need is therapy.

They need a trained 3rd party to tell the wife straight up that her husband needs sex more than 2x a year or they're going to get a divorce.[/quote]

You're the "fake it till you make" it poster, aren't you?[b] You don't see how sexist and misogynistic it is to tell women to have sex even when they don't want to just because their men might want it?[/b]

How about telling me to be deserving of sex and to make their wives WANT to initiate? [/quote]

Well, stop tricking men into marriage then. 
If you can’t bear to have a regular sexual relationship with your marriage partner you should not be married. Simple.

This would be good advice to give to your daughters (and sons!).

- wife of 25 years [/quote]

Nobody goes into marriage realizing they are going to get tired of sex with their spouse, y'know.[/quote]

Falling out of love by middle age or just getting tired of one’s spouse may be somewhat new from a sociological standpoint. Not too long ago, by the time some spouses were ready to move on from a dead marriage, the wife died at age 30 during the birth of baby number six or the husband died in a war. Or one died from a tooth infection. Or died from the flu. Or was thrown from a horse. We simply didn’t have the opportunity to get sick of each other until the 20th century. And even then, if none of the above occurred, your church and the fear of eternal damnation kept you in line. [/quote]

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