Sky Dancer
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What if the spouse just refused to have sex?
What if he / she did?
I'm looking forward to the answer.
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What if the spouse just refused to have sex?
What if he / she did?
Do not cheat, haven't you seen that Michael Douglas movie, what was it called again?
What if the spouse just refused to have sex?
What if he / she did?
I'm looking forward to the answer.
What if the spouse just refused to have sex?
What if he / she did?
What if the spouse just refused to have sex?
What if he / she did?
That would be a serious issue.
I don't think William was talking about once in while. It sounds like the refusals were on a consistent basis.
What if he / she did?
That would be a serious issue.
Depends who he / she refused to have sex with.
That would be a serious issue.
Depends who he / she refused to have sex with.
Wife refusing to have sex with husband.
Husband refusing to have sex with wife.
If it's the glue that holds a marriage together, then what good will it do to seek affection elsewhere?
You make it sound like a business arrangement. "I'm sorry, but if you don't see things my way, I'll take my business elsewhere."
Eh?
Are you trying to justify a husband or a wife denying affection to his/her spouse? Unless your husband or wife is treating you horribly or being a bad parent, there should be no reason why you should have sex with him or her.
If you don't behave like a wife or husband, you shouldn't be treated as one.
When you make your vows, sex is implicit. No sex is grounds for divorce.
If those are your grounds for divorce, then get your divorce - FIRST. Don't use sex as a tool by saying "If you don't do give me sex, I'm going to get it elsewhere." and then stay married.
Are you trying to justify a husband or a wife denying affection to his/her spouse? Unless your husband or wife is treating you horribly or being a bad parent, there should be no reason why you should have sex with him or her.
If you don't behave like a wife or husband, you shouldn't be treated as one.
When you make your vows, sex is implicit. No sex is grounds for divorce.
If those are your grounds for divorce, then get your divorce - FIRST. Don't use sex as a tool by saying "If you don't do give me sex, I'm going to get it elsewhere." and then stay married.
Why go jump into divorce if a meaningful ultimatum might do the trick?
Are you trying to justify a husband or a wife denying affection to his/her spouse? Unless your husband or wife is treating you horribly or being a bad parent, there should be no reason why you should have sex with him or her.
If you don't behave like a wife or husband, you shouldn't be treated as one.
When you make your vows, sex is implicit. No sex is grounds for divorce.
If those are your grounds for divorce, then get your divorce - FIRST. Don't use sex as a tool by saying "If you don't do give me sex, I'm going to get it elsewhere." and then stay married.
Bullshit. Except where the state has decided to tax you for it, marriage, as a REAL institution is a matter of the heart. If one or both no longer love the other, that piece of paper isn't worth spit, and arguing that words on a sheet of paper should be the basis of not just saying "f--k it" in a loveless marriage is kinda lame.
Why go jump into divorce if a meaningful ultimatum might do the trick?
If you have to deliver ultimatums, you have no marriage. You have a dictatorship.
Are you saying that the person is denying the marital act is a dictator? i.e. he/she is dictating that there will be no sex in this marriage.
Are you contending that sex does not have to be part of a marriage?
If you have to deliver ultimatums, you have no marriage. You have a dictatorship.
Are you saying that the person is denying the marital act is a dictator? i.e. he/she is dictating that there will be no sex in this marriage.
Are you contending that sex does not have to be part of a marriage?
Delivering an ultimatum is definitely a control thing.
Are you saying that the person is denying the marital act is a dictator? i.e. he/she is dictating that there will be no sex in this marriage.
Are you contending that sex does not have to be part of a marriage?
Delivering an ultimatum is definitely a control thing.
So is " I don't want to have sex with you again"
Delivering an ultimatum is definitely a control thing.
So is " I don't want to have sex with you again"
No, that's just generally an ego blow.