Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, absolutely. It's part of the marital duty.
omg. You think people should have sex out of duty even when they don't want to? What is this, Victorian England? Just lay back and think of the empire dear.
Anonymous wrote:In the "would you be upset with your husband over this" thread, quite a few posters mentioned that they thought the wife should have sex with her husband even if she doesn't want to, to keep him satisfied and from looking elsewhere. Do you really think the pressure should be on women to do this? Do men really want their wives to "put out" even if they're not in the mood?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, absolutely. It's part of the marital duty.
omg. You think people should have sex out of duty even when they don't want to? What is this, Victorian England? Just lay back and think of the empire dear.
Yes, I do. If not, just get the divorce.
Look, not talking about once in a while "not tonight dear, I have a headache." That's fine.
But routine and systemic rebuffs are absolutely cruel and a dereliction of marital duty.
If he seeks a divorce for this reason alone, he didn't love you much to begin with.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, absolutely. It's part of the marital duty.
omg. You think people should have sex out of duty even when they don't want to? What is this, Victorian England? Just lay back and think of the empire dear.
Yes, I do. If not, just get the divorce.
Look, not talking about once in a while "not tonight dear, I have a headache." That's fine.
But routine and systemic rebuffs are absolutely cruel and a dereliction of marital duty.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, absolutely. It's part of the marital duty.
omg. You think people should have sex out of duty even when they don't want to? What is this, Victorian England? Just lay back and think of the empire dear.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, absolutely. It's part of the marital duty.