Yarglenurp
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Good luck! Happiness is not journey, not a destination.Yes it is, Still one kid at home but making preparations for the not too distant future
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Good luck! Happiness is not journey, not a destination.Yes it is, Still one kid at home but making preparations for the not too distant future
Yes. I had been working on that. Sometimes it’s not as easy as “just divorce”. Something I have to figure out. In the meantime, it’s hard.Yeah, this is basically divorce territory in either case. If your spouse is basically completely asexual and you’re not OK with that, I’d say start getting some divorce prep just in case.
You gotta do what you gotta do to fulfil your life's needs. Making preparations sounds like you've thought lots about it and are going about things methodically rather than an impulsive decision which tends to lead to regrets. I wish you a vright and sexy futureYes it is, Still one kid at home but making preparations for the not too distant future
Yep, MrsStromer is 7 years older then I am. Age and medical issues have turned our relationship into a sexless relationship but I am not upset with what mother nature has done to her body. Any type of sexual contact is now painful for her now. She used to be able to have nipplegasms, but I can't touch her nipples now, let alone any pussy play.No marriage should be sexless. Discounting the cases of age and health, of course. But if the wife (I’m just generalizing here) loses her sex drive and basically renders the marriage sexless for her husband, she should give her blessing to open up the marriage so the husband can indulge with another woman.
What if the spouse does give their blessing to extramarital sex?Yeah, this is basically divorce territory in either case. If your spouse is basically completely asexual and you’re not OK with that, I’d say start getting some divorce prep just in case.
Well said...I can't quite understand how when one person is no longer able to engage in sex (for whatever reason) they don't immediately tell the other "I love you and your happiness matters to me! ..Go have sex off w/ someone else now that I'm unable to..." Sex keeps people feeling young, thinking young and maybe even helps them live longer. Shouldn't one partner want that for the other even if they cannot!? To my thinking, such an understanding should be discussed before people agree to marriage.
If an illness left you wheelchair bound, would you tell your partner, "Sorry honey, but you need to confine yourself to a wheelchair too! ..If I can't walk, then you shouldn't be able to!" No one would expect a loved one to make such a sacrifice. How is sex different?
On the other hand, even with a spouse's blessing/encouragement, it would not be very easy for a shy person whose been monogamous for 30 yrs to just go out and find a "fuck buddy." Concerns of STD's, privacy, being battered by a sociopath or the worries the other won't keep it NSA (no strings attached) would loom large and possibly preclude any earnest attempt to find an FWB.
So what's the obvious solution? A paid sex worker. Sex work needs to legalized, legitimized and normalized. ..It should be perceived no differently than any other kind of therapist.
I simply can't understand why it's fine for a lightening-quick 6'5" 260lb man to monetize his talent for inflicting injury in boxing, MMA, NFL-Football, etc.. but NOT okay for a man/ woman to monetize their gift for providing sexual pleasure to a lonely person. Fucking ridiculous.
Is it a perfect solution? No, of course not. ..People prefer sex where the desire is totally reciprocal. ..And it wouldn't be w/ a paid partner. ..But is it better than going without sex altogether? You bet. (IMHO, anyway).
What if the spouse does give their blessing to extramarital sex?
Huh.
I won't try to convince you otherwise, it's just words, but I personally don't consider it a "not sexless" marriage.
But we're on the same page regarding whether it's worth divorcing over right now.
Well said.I can't quite understand how when one person is no longer able to engage in sex, for whatever reason, they don't immediately tell the other "I love you and your happiness matters to me! You have my blessing to have sex with someone else now that I'm unable to..." Sex keeps people feeling young, thinking young and maybe even helps them live longer. Shouldn't one partner want that for the other even if they cannot engage in it themselves? To my thinking, such an understanding should be discussed before people agree to marry.
If an illness left you wheelchair bound, would you tell your partner, "Sorry honey, but you need to confine yourself to a wheelchair too! ..If I can't walk, then you shouldn't be able to!" Of course you wouldn't - no one would ask that of a loved one. How is sex different?
On the other hand, even with a spouse's encouragement, it would not be so easy for a shy person who has been monogamous for 30+ yrs to just go out and find a "fuck buddy." Concerns of STD's, privacy, being battered by a sociopath or the worry of emotional attachments forming would loom large and possibly preclude any earnest attempt to find an FWB.
So what's the solution? Well, why not a paid sex worker? Sex work needs to be legalized, legitimized and normalized. ..It should be perceived no differently than any other kind of therapist.
I simply can't understand why it's okay for an athletic 6'5" 260lb man to monetize his talent for brutality in professional contact sports but NOT okay for a person to monetize their gift for providing sensual pleasure to a sexually frustrated person. Seems fucking ridiculous to me.
Is paying for sex the perfect solution? No, of course not. ..People prefer sex where the desire is reciprocal - which it wouldn't be w/ a paid partner. But is it better than going without sex altogether? You bet. IMHO, anyway.
That's a stretch. If guy A and woman A are married and not having sex with each other as "married" partners its a sexless marriage. The fact that both of them are having sex with other people doesn't change the fact that the married couple are not having sex with each other.Ok, hear me out. If a guy A is in a marriage with woman A but isn’t directly fucking woman A, but then guy A fucks woman B, and woman B is also having an ongoing sexual relationship with guy B, and guy B then has an affair with woman A… is it still a sexless marriage between guy A and woman A?
Maybe you could say that, by the transitive property, guy A is having sex with woman A right?
by the transitive property
is that this "girl math" I keep hearing about?
With your wife's consent? Or behind her back?This is helpful info. I’m not in a sexless marriage but rather a boring sex marriage. She only wants it missionary which doesn’t work for me and her idea of a blowjob is about 30 seconds. I ask for more but she won’t change. I bent her over a while back to do her doggy and she got so pissed and said if I ever do that again she would chop my dick off. Currently I’m trying to decide what to do. We have an awesome relationship other than the sex. I’ve been chatting and talking one of our long time friends which is a woman that has been divorced close to ten years. I’m sure she is horny as hell also so maybe we can make a deal to be fwb, at least that is what I am aiming for.