Would You Cheat on a Spouse?

Here's the Southern solution:

Man walks into his bedroom with a sheep under his arm.

His wife is lying in bed reading.

Man says, "This is the pig I have sex with when you've got a headache."

Wife replies, "I think you'll find that is a sheep."

Man replies, "I think you'll find I was talking to the sheep."
 
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.

Bullshit nothing. If your marriage is to the point where you're dropping ultimatums such as "if you don't put out, I'm going elsewhere", rather than talking/working through it, then your marriage IS done, and you should just get the divorce, rather than staying married.

Meanwhile secluding yourself from seeking at a minimum sex, optimally a better relationship until the i's are dotted and the t's crossed on the paperwork? I think not.

If the marriage is over, it's over and I don't need a piece of paper to clue me in, nor give me permission to get on with my life.

I don't know how many other Biblethumper states are like this, but in VA, you had to be legally separated for a year before the court would grant you a divorce. You going to just sit around and stare at the wall for a year?

Sorry. The marriage was over LONG before then. I'm not going to make myself even more miserable than I was the last couple of years of that marriage by perpetuating my seclusion to satisfy someone's overly-moralistic set of rules based on a piece of paper and a black-or-white only mindset.
 

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