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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have you been to therapy to find out why you put so much into this that it’s causing anxiety and depression [/quote]

Is that a real question? You think it’s a mystery why someone is depressed to be rejected sexually by the one person who they have agreed to have sex with. (I’m a woman by the way).[/quote]

Yes. Do you think every sexless person/man is depressed. Is every soldier who is deployed depressed? Spouses of ill people.

There are times in life where people are sexless. It doesn’t cause depression.[/quote]

This is silly.  Speaking as someone who has been deployed and therefore gone without sex, that's hardly the same.  My DH wasn't rejecting me, we simply weren't in the same location.

Do you always struggle this much with logical thinking?[/quote]

I’m glad you said it. I was really confused be that posters line of thinking. [/quote]

Not PP. I have a question. how is it that people who cheat then seem to find some kind of satisfaction in their marriages? They are still being rejected by their spouse, but I guess they feel better now that they found someone out there who was willing? Your experiences do go against the whole "sex is a biological need" thing which I appreciate but I still don't see how it is so life-devastating like in OP's case. [/quote]

If they are cheating, at least someone likes them enough to have sex with them. [/quote]

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