Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP are you guys very religious?
OP here. I would say yes, religious, moderately so at least. That was the reason I married as a virgin, which despite all the virgin shamers out there, I do not regret at all.
I see that maybe he meant better than he said. I was taken aback by the wording. I do sometimes wish I liked sex more but really don't know how to change that. Counseling? Sex therapy? Books? Then sometimes I just don't really care. We did have enough sex to have two kids who I adore. But if we never had sex again, I would be fine with that.
You do realize that means you have a low drive, right? I am not shaming you but I am pointing it out so you realize that there are people who have no interest in living without sex for a week, much less for the rest of our lives. It's a lot easier to say you were a virgin for religious reasons, even if true, than to say you are also low drive.
Anonymous wrote:My DH and I have had a below average sex life all along, and lately it's been pretty much nonexistent. I was a virgin when we married and honestly I have never really liked sex. He told me recently after an argument about sex that "when we got married you agreed to give your body to me." What?? I know, he's not attacking me, so I don't want to say he's all rapey, and we actually get along quite well in other areas, but am I wrong to think that was a horrible thing to say? Do we give our bodies to our husbands when we marry them?
Anonymous wrote:Don't make this about the virgin thing, which I knew this was going to start with. I was a virgin when I got married (NP) here. DH and I have a highly active (every single day) and high satisfying (we are very, very, very sexually compatible) sex life.
So I don't want to hear about sex-negative talk on virgins here. Yes, it is sex-negative. Some women are virgins till marriage because they belong to fundamentalist religious sects, some women are virgins till marriage because we're highly sensitive and idealistic. Some virgins know their sexual needs and triggers really well, some aren't able to do that. Some virgins are confident, assertive and good at communication, some aren't.
I hate when this forum starts with its sex-negative virgin-shaming bullshit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP are you guys very religious?
OP here. I would say yes, religious, moderately so at least. That was the reason I married as a virgin, which despite all the virgin shamers out there, I do not regret at all.
I see that maybe he meant better than he said. I was taken aback by the wording. I do sometimes wish I liked sex more but really don't know how to change that. Counseling? Sex therapy? Books? Then sometimes I just don't really care. We did have enough sex to have two kids who I adore. But if we never had sex again, I would be fine with that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP are you guys very religious?
OP here. I would say yes, religious, moderately so at least. That was the reason I married as a virgin, which despite all the virgin shamers out there, I do not regret at all.
I see that maybe he meant better than he said. I was taken aback by the wording. I do sometimes wish I liked sex more but really don't know how to change that. Counseling? Sex therapy? Books? Then sometimes I just don't really care. We did have enough sex to have two kids who I adore. But if we never had sex again, I would be fine with that.
Anonymous wrote:OP are you guys very religious?
Anonymous wrote:That statement is so incredibly repulsive. Try saying that type of thing back to DH and see how he feels about his body being given to someone else.