i wonder...

[entitled]

It's legal in this state to file for divorce on grounds of impotency. i wonder... If he's physically able, but i haven't let him close enough to have sex in over a year, does that count?

 

[Alessia Brio]

It's legal in this state to file for divorce on grounds of impotency. i wonder... If he's physically able, but i haven't let him close enough to have sex in over a year, does that count?

Um, no.

 

[entitled]

Um, no.

Dammit.

 

[SEVERUSMAX]

How about mental or physical cruelty? Given what I have heard about him, I assume you have avoided physical contact for reasons of your own safety.

 

[kendo1]

Sounds like the cart before the horse.
Sorry, Shang.

 

[entitled]

How about mental or physical cruelty? Given what I have heard about him, I assume you have avoided physical contact for reasons of your own safety.

Well yeah, but i talked to a lawyer about the hows and whyfors, and he said it probably wouldn't hold up. So i've been looking for something else.

 

[Liar]

Well yeah, but i talked to a lawyer about the hows and whyfors, and he said it probably wouldn't hold up. So i've been looking for something else.

And "he's a schmuck" isn't jucidial enough, I guess?

 

[entitled]

And "he's a schmuck" isn't jucidial enough, I guess?

obviously not

 

[SEVERUSMAX]

Well yeah, but i talked to a lawyer about the hows and whyfors, and he said it probably wouldn't hold up. So i've been looking for something else.

Damn, that sucks.

 

[entitled]

Damn, that sucks.

Indeed it does.

 

[minsue]

Have you thought about moving to a 'no fault' state for a few months?

 

[entitled]

Have you thought about moving to a 'no fault' state for a few months?

There's no fault here, but it entails 18 months of full separation.

 

[minsue]

There's no fault here, but it entails 18 months of full separation.

Ah, that does suck.

 

[entitled]

Ah, that does suck.

Indeedy.

 

[SEVERUSMAX]

There's no fault here, but it entails 18 months of full separation.

In some states, no sexual relations counts as separation. I don't know if it is true of yours.

 

[rgraham666]

Drug his beer, dress him in a turkey suit and have him wander around in the woods.

Problem solved.

 

[entitled]

In some states, no sexual relations counts as separation. I don't know if it is true of yours.

Nope. It has to be completely separate. Separate houses, separate sources of income, no contact... the whole bit.

Though i DO like Rob's solution. a lot.

 

[rgraham666]

You're welcome.

Isn't there like 'alienation of affection' or 'irreconcilable differences' or something like that?

 

[entitled]

You're welcome.

Isn't there like 'alienation of affection' or 'irreconcilable differences' or something like that?

Not here.

 

[kendo1]

Dress him as a badger and send him up to Rob's.

 

[Ravin the Poet]

I never understand why divorce needed a specific reason. If you don't love each other, or one doesn't want to be married anymore, that to me seems like a damn good reason.

 

[rgraham666]

I never understand why divorce needed a specific reason. If you don't love each other, or one doesn't want to be married anymore, that to me seems like a damn good reason.

But marriage is a 'sacred institution'. To divorce would be to go against the will of God. (Insert vomiting smiley here)

Also, to divorce would be an admission of failure. And many people, mostly guys, would rather be miserably unhappy than admit they failed.

 

[kendo1]

They don't call it 'life' for no reason.

 

[CharleyH]

It's legal in this state to file for divorce on grounds of impotency. i wonder... If he's physically able, but i haven't let him close enough to have sex in over a year, does that count?

Not really, with that arguement? lol

 

[SEVERUSMAX]

Nope. It has to be completely separate. Separate houses, separate sources of income, no contact... the whole bit.

Though i DO like Rob's solution. a lot.

And in Texas, there is no such thing as legal separation at all. You're either married or divorced. That can be rough too.