Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
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Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
Anonymous wrote:behaving like a temper tantruming manchild won’t get him laid.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Housework is foreplay.
This is a huge myth. More housework won't get him laid. They should see a counselor though.
He needs to gtfo of there and live by himself.
behaving like a temper tantruming manchild won’t get him laid.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Housework is foreplay.
This is a huge myth. More housework won't get him laid. They should see a counselor though.
Anonymous wrote:Housework is foreplay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
Put your foot down and let her know that you won't be in a marriage without sex/intimacy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
What’s this part where you get “angry” when anything is brought up?
That’s a dealbreaker for sex or a continued marriage for me.
Yes men get angry at obvious attempts at deflection to avoid the real issue.
Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
What’s this part where you get “angry” when anything is brought up?
That’s a dealbreaker for sex or a continued marriage for me.
Yes men get angry at obvious attempts at deflection to avoid the real issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
What’s this part where you get “angry” when anything is brought up?
That’s a dealbreaker for sex or a continued marriage for me.
Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
Anonymous wrote:This reads like a troll thread