Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, if you are a good man, you will not have a problem finding a mate once divorced.
OP here... I'm not scared of divorce... I just havn't decided I want one. I'm comfortable at home. I like waking up each morning to the kids being there. And we share finances and house chores well... just no intimacy in it, which is something I seem to desire and she does not. The question was (still is)... Does one continue to see a spouse who has given up on intimacy completely as a partner in this field, and should they (I actually) share feelings and information when I know they are not likely to lead to any progress in this area of the relationship?
Anonymous wrote:"the wife"?
You sound really annoying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
OP again... Sex is actually very important to me... but it's not the only consideration in my life.
You have gone a year without it. Apologize to her and accept that you will not have sex again. It's OK.
OP here... It's also been a year since I took a vacation. Heck... it's been almost three since I bought a new car...
Most men aren't taking vacations and buying new cars 3X per week either. For most men, sex is like brushing teeth.. a regular thing which you don't just go a year without, meanwhile your only action has been some mildly terse statement that you now feel might have been over the line and need validation from DCUM.
Not sure that any of us can help you, given your views are so far outside the norm of most men.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
OP again... Sex is actually very important to me... but it's not the only consideration in my life.
You have gone a year without it. Apologize to her and accept that you will not have sex again. It's OK.
OP here... It's also been a year since I took a vacation. Heck... it's been almost three since I bought a new car...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
OP again... Sex is actually very important to me... but it's not the only consideration in my life.
You have gone a year without it. Apologize to her and accept that you will not have sex again. It's OK.
OP here... It's also been a year since I took a vacation. Heck... it's been almost three since I bought a new car...
Anonymous wrote:Your marriage is dead. I would think the last thing that you should be concerned about is a single conversation about nothing.
I personally would not want this kind of marriage but it sounds like it works for you. It's a shared life but it isn't a loving, intimate partnership. I think when you have children living at home it is understandable that you would sacrifice certain desires in order to keep their home intact. I don't judge your choice, in fact I admire you for making it.
I think you have to see this as a phase of your life that will change when the kids get older. If you change your mind and decide you need intimacy, you will leave at that time. It sounds like that is what you are beginning to do, it sounds like your resentment is growing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fix you "non-related issues" and stop avoiding your kids.
If you said, I spend more time out of the house taking the kids places then I would think, great. But you are just neglecting your kids.
I am sorry you have "non-related" mental healthy issues, please get those resolved and stop neglecting the kids.
Your wife has no business knowing you sex life if she is not a part of it but this has nothing to do with sex, you just wanted to start a fight.
You start fights and neglect spending time with the kids... those are you issues, not how much sex you are having.
Fix the non-related issues before you pull another woman into your mess of a way of dealing with people and issues.
He didn't say he was neglecting the kids. Stop projecting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
OP again... Sex is actually very important to me... but it's not the only consideration in my life.
You have gone a year without it. Apologize to her and accept that you will not have sex again. It's OK.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
OP again... Sex is actually very important to me... but it's not the only consideration in my life.
Anonymous wrote:Man comes on forum to complain about wife not having sex with him then admits that sex is not important to him.
DCUM classic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, if you are a good man, you will not have a problem finding a mate once divorced.
OP here... I'm not scared of divorce... I just havn't decided I want one. I'm comfortable at home. I like waking up each morning to the kids being there. And we share finances and house chores well... just no intimacy in it, which is something I seem to desire and she does not. The question was (still is)... Does one continue to see a spouse who has given up on intimacy completely as a partner in this field, and should they (I actually) share feelings and information when I know they are not likely to lead to any progress in this area of the relationship?