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What does/could your wife do to make you feel really happy to be hers?
Sexually?
Non-sexually?
What does/could she do to make you regret your commitment?
Well, I just don't want to do anything to push him away unknowingly.
(puts knife away)
Then have you asked HIM these questions?
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but I'd think if you're married (or close to it), there shouldn't be any question about what he likes sexually, non-sexually and what you might do to push him away or regret his commitment to you. It seems like these are things that should be talked about thoroughly and often in any committed relationship that's somewhat healthy.
Survey strangers on here all you want, but the only way you're going to know what your partner's likes and dislikes are is talking to him. His answers could very well be completely different from ours.![]()
What does/could your wife do to make you feel really happy to be hers?
Sexually?
Non-sexually?
What does/could she do to make you regret your commitment?
What does/could your wife do to make you feel really happy to be hers?
Sexually?
Non-sexually?
What does/could she do to make you regret your commitment?
I guess if regular, traditional, vanilla sex is your (and your partner's) ideal, it will be just fine for you.What my wife could do :
Sexually:
Nothing. Nothing at all. Regular sex is fine for me. <b>Vanilla</b>, as it were, will do just fine. And that is precisely why I would choose to get married to somebody - because we would be at a point where we would be past the need to "do" stuff for each other.
You can only "do" stuff for so long. And then you'll get tired, and then comes the alimony hearing.
Who we are impacts what we do. Actions--positive or negative--are critical to the success (or lack thereof) of our relationships.Non - sexually:
Again, it's not really what you "do"; it's who you are, and who he is. You <b>can</b> pretend, but you <b>can't</b> pretend forever.
Can you give some examples of what you mean by "doing things" and/or explain it further? I think that's probably where I'm getting hung up.In my ( humble ) opinion, sex is perhaps the most powerful and most intimate bond two people can share with each other, and if it involves "doing" things, then you're probably not doing it with the right person.
Then again, thinking about what you could have done or forgot to do could very well mean you're looking to keep the sex as exciting and satisfying as possible; that you value the sexual part of the relationship and your partner.A marriage is ( hopefuly ) to be forever. If you have sex with him, and afterwards you're lying on your side of the bed, thinking what more you could have done, you will eventually get tired of it all.
Talk to each other, perhaps you need a romantic weekend! Always fun!What does/could your wife do to make you feel really happy to be hers?
She is honest and straight forward with me!
Sexually?
She initiates sex frequently!
Non-sexually?
A Hug, or unexpected kiss are wonderful!
What does/could she do to make you regret your commitment?
No sex tonight.![]()
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I guess if regular, traditional, vanilla sex is your (and your partner's) ideal, it will be just fine for you.
based on inexperience and the notion that sexual fulfillment isn't critical or perhaps an attainable goal.
If you're going to get married for plain vanilla when you want and need chocolate, you're going to find yourself terribly unhappy.
And love and sex ARE about doing things for ourselves and each other.
Or am I missing something?
Who's pretending?
I have to say I find it very interesting you bring that up given your profile.
Can you give some examples of what you mean by "doing things" and/or explain it further? I think that's probably where I'm getting hung up.
... to keep the sex as exciting and satisfying as possible; that you value the sexual part of the relationship and your partner.
Again, maybe I'm missing your point, but I've thought, 'Oh, we should have done XYZ. It would have fit into this session perfectly, but I'll have to remember it for next time,' on many occasions. Sometimes I have ideas/plans that get forgotten in the heat of the moment, we inadvertently fall back into our routine, or something that would have been a lot of fun occurs to me in the aftermath.
Perhaps you've just answered your own question.Who's pretending?
If we didn't keep trying things, it'd get stale regardless of how great of a match or who we were.
No, it doesn't. When HTML was enabled, a few unscrupulous people used it for evil, so the admins disabled it completely.I wasn't trying to do html - I thought "VBCode" would parse so common a markup tag - perhaps it uses some other symbol to differentiate between the pages' own tags and the users' tags ( Maybe [] instead of <> )
Are you asserting that people who yell at each other don't love each other?It's not love if your husband yells at you.
Not for me, but perhaps it is for you.Ignorance is bliss.
I agree that can be problematic. Fortunately, most of the HT regulars don't seem to allow Lit to have a negative impact on their real life relationships.People who spend more time on erotic message boards than they do with their SO's.
No.So, when you're bi, it's cute and sexy, but if I'm bi, being a man, I'm ugly and disgusting ? That's one less christmas card I'll be sending out this year.
Good for you?It'd get stale, eh ? Towards the end of my relationship, I used to write down the things that I wanted to say to her before I called her up, so that I wouldn't forget something and fret about it afterwards.
That's true sometimes, but in many solid LTR's they're heavily intertwined.Love and sex are completely different things.
Not being able to have sex doesn't make the love disappear.I'll ask you one last thing. Suppose, due to some cause, you can never have sex again. You can do everything else, but no penetration, anywhere. Would he still love you ? Even better - suppose you become chronically depressed and don't want any kind of sexual contact anymore. Would he still love you then ? Or would he leave you - or even worse, cheat ? This was actually a question asked by some guy a couple of years ago. I ( under a different sign name ) ventured to side with his wife, telling him to stand by her, no matter what. People flamed me like there was no tomorrow. Well, after some three (~) years, I still side with the wife.
Link?prostation said:This was actually a question asked by some guy a couple of years ago. I ( under a different sign name ) ventured to side with his wife, telling him to stand by her, no matter what. People flamed me like there was no tomorrow.
Watch out people , it's the attack of the HTML hackers.When HTML was enabled, a few unscrupulous people used it for evil, so the admins disabled it completely.
Are you asserting that people who yell at each other don't love each other?
Not for me, but perhaps it is for you.
Yes, that's right. I spend the better part of each day trying to bait strangers on erotic message boards.Perhaps you're projecting and/or baiting.
It wasn't. Believe me.Good for you?
I won't bother elaborating because you don't seem terribly receptive to getting new perspectives or learning.
Not being able to have sex doesn't make the love disappear.
My husband and I have talked about these scenarios, and we're confident we could work it out. We love each other enough to try to fulfill those needs, even if that means supporting the other person in getting their needs met elsewhere.
getting their needs met elsewhere.
We love each other enough to try to fulfill those needs ...
You're too young to be such a bitter, miserable, cold, ignorant ass. I hope you're getting professional help for that.
I just want to lodge an objection to the insinuation that mook is in any way like me. Ignorant, maybe, but bitter and miserable is my turf consarnit. he says, tongue planted firmly in cheek