LTMMC
Really Experienced
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- Jul 19, 2020
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why not focus on root causes and solutions instead?
As horrible as the experiences are, mentioned on this thread, I find thinking about root causes and solutions much more constructive. And I am fairly sure, one cause for sure is the rather “cavalier” view that society takes on the intimacy thieves mentioned here. Our moralizing society clamors more about too much sex and intimacy instead about the lack of it. And intimacy thieves are hardly ever assigned any blame in public discourses. This goes as far as those who suffer from lack of intimacy – feeling guilty about potential medical solutions. Like Christhesweep believes it would be unfair for his wife to seek medical help.
So when the thieves of intimacy are pronounced innocent by the moralizers in society, no wonder those seeking constructive solutions for the problem are assigned all the blame usually.
I see it differently, so niceshot (post#151) and windman (#152) who did find a solution for themselves, are due + receive my full respect. It seems to me, if society overall made a full turn in who to empathize with and who to assign blame to, we all would achieve far greater progress towards pragmatic solutions.
I am convinced people unaware or unconcerned about the grave discomfort or even cruelty they are causing their spouses – with more need for intimacy and higher sex drives – should consult behavioral psychologists, and not “Freudian” ones, because their problems are solveable, once they are treated for what they are: behavioral aberrations mainly. Possibly needing medical support as well.
And I cannot help thinking, had we as a society not allowed moralizers to capture the interpretation leadership here, but instead rational problem solvers, the pharma giants would have come up with medicines by now. So what if there are side effects; does anybody seriously pretend that lack of intimacy has no side effects?
And of course we also need more “intimacy caregivers”. Sex toys and ordinary sex workers are not ideally suited for this. And gigolos for women tend to be rather expensive. But I am sure that a less ideologically-driven society can figure out solutions. Like inter-generational aid within families, for instance. Or simply warmer welcomed bisexuality than now.
And then I posit, some amount of out-of-the-box thinking will help as well. If a woman is missing intimacy, far more than just orgasms, intimacy can be had in “remote” ways also. Like I have been practicing this with one married FWB or the other. Our results have not always been perfect, but they were far better than no intimacy at all.
As horrible as the experiences are, mentioned on this thread, I find thinking about root causes and solutions much more constructive. And I am fairly sure, one cause for sure is the rather “cavalier” view that society takes on the intimacy thieves mentioned here. Our moralizing society clamors more about too much sex and intimacy instead about the lack of it. And intimacy thieves are hardly ever assigned any blame in public discourses. This goes as far as those who suffer from lack of intimacy – feeling guilty about potential medical solutions. Like Christhesweep believes it would be unfair for his wife to seek medical help.
So when the thieves of intimacy are pronounced innocent by the moralizers in society, no wonder those seeking constructive solutions for the problem are assigned all the blame usually.
I see it differently, so niceshot (post#151) and windman (#152) who did find a solution for themselves, are due + receive my full respect. It seems to me, if society overall made a full turn in who to empathize with and who to assign blame to, we all would achieve far greater progress towards pragmatic solutions.
I am convinced people unaware or unconcerned about the grave discomfort or even cruelty they are causing their spouses – with more need for intimacy and higher sex drives – should consult behavioral psychologists, and not “Freudian” ones, because their problems are solveable, once they are treated for what they are: behavioral aberrations mainly. Possibly needing medical support as well.
And I cannot help thinking, had we as a society not allowed moralizers to capture the interpretation leadership here, but instead rational problem solvers, the pharma giants would have come up with medicines by now. So what if there are side effects; does anybody seriously pretend that lack of intimacy has no side effects?
And of course we also need more “intimacy caregivers”. Sex toys and ordinary sex workers are not ideally suited for this. And gigolos for women tend to be rather expensive. But I am sure that a less ideologically-driven society can figure out solutions. Like inter-generational aid within families, for instance. Or simply warmer welcomed bisexuality than now.
And then I posit, some amount of out-of-the-box thinking will help as well. If a woman is missing intimacy, far more than just orgasms, intimacy can be had in “remote” ways also. Like I have been practicing this with one married FWB or the other. Our results have not always been perfect, but they were far better than no intimacy at all.
. I really think that the Curvyjae's are somewhat rare across the board here, and I sincerely hope she can find someone to bond with in the way she needs.