Anonymous
02/27/2015 14:20
Subject: Re:Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
No i just tell him i don't feel like having sex. Day to day life and exhaustion is a legit excuse we've both used.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 14:19
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
No.
DH can take the honest truth.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 14:16
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
No-- wouldn't he know if you had your period or not?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 14:16
Subject: Re:Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately for me, my husband isn't put off by period sex, so, his only response would be to go grab a towel.
Why don't you just tell him you don't feel like having sex?
+1
Anonymous
02/27/2015 14:01
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Wander by "Scary Mommy" and read the confessions. You'll frequently see statements about what women are saying to get out of sex. I've seen the period one.
Making excuses - and even outright lying - instead of just saying, "I don't want to have sex" seems to be pretty common there (if not here.)
Making excuses - and even outright lying - instead of just saying, "I don't want to have sex" seems to be pretty common there (if not here.)
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:18
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Anonymous wrote:I would tell her to get into the doggy position, cause I'm gonna eat dat ass!
I just spit my soda all over my computer and everyone is trying to figure out what the hell happened.
Thank you for that - crappy day turned around with a good laugh
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:10
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
I would tell her to get into the doggy position, cause I'm gonna eat dat ass!
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:07
Subject: Re:Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
As a DH I always assumed that "I'm really tired tonight" was the standard get out of sex free card.
BTW the "period" excuse only works if DH if completely clueless. Most men would know if you were actually on your period. We have calendars and can see trash cans, etc.
BTW the "period" excuse only works if DH if completely clueless. Most men would know if you were actually on your period. We have calendars and can see trash cans, etc.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 13:00
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Anonymous wrote:No. If I don't feel like having sex I either take one for the team and do it anyway, or tell him.
This.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:58
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Never. Unfortunately too much demand from DH is not a problem for me.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:40
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
I can't even imagine this. I seem to ALWAYS want it these days. Something clicked when I turned 40 and I'm damn near insatiable.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:36
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
No. If I don't feel like having sex I either take one for the team and do it anyway, or tell him.
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:09
Subject: Re:Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
No. If I really don't want to do it, I don't. But I usually just say yes. Why would you lie?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:08
Subject: Re:Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
Unfortunately for me, my husband isn't put off by period sex, so, his only response would be to go grab a towel.
Why don't you just tell him you don't feel like having sex?
Why don't you just tell him you don't feel like having sex?
Anonymous
02/27/2015 12:05
Subject: Middle aged moms, have you ever . . .
lied and told your husband you had your period to get out of sex, because you knew you were going to get it in a day or two and he'd never know the difference?