Gotham_Central
Just A Little Bit Twisted
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Thank you. This is an insight I have not had before.
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Oh, I totally agree.
But there is unhappy and there is just unfulfilled. And there are options for getting one's "itch scratched" short of breaking a home.
So you're okay with keeping a "family" together under the guise of it being for the "greater good" of the children all while likely teaching your children what an unhealthy relationship looks like? Because I am sure that so many spouses are going to be cool allowing their partner to wander outside the marital bed even if they aren't giving it up. So that means lying. But all for the greater good. Yeah. That makes perfect sense.
I don't think I said any of that.
What I am in favor of is the realization that there are no cookie cutter answers.
And I don't have any cookie cutters......
My parents did this; not separating til I was adult. It was imo a terrible mistake for all of us. They entered old age unpartnered and both feeling too old to commence new relationships, this my husband and I feel duty of care to look out for them in a way we would feel less if they were not each alone. It's been great for my mother but would have been better many many years before. For my father it's Been dreadful. As a child the lack of role modelling for successful relationship is not great and lack of fulfilment often doesn't lead to great communication. If you reamsin best friends. Great! But being blamed for why your parents stay together is also no fun at what ever age they separate. ' well, we raised you and now we are out' is a horrid thing to hear ' and very few have the restraint to leave it just as that.
Both partners have to be in agreement. It killed my marriage. His absolute refusal to discuss the issue or seek help for it seeped into every aspect of our relationship and it got to the point where we not only had separate bedrooms but completely separate lives. He only later told me that he has always been somewhat asexual and only participated as much as he did early on because he was afraid I would leave.
Sadly, I had a lot of girlfriends who would roll their eyes and complain about their husbands pawing at them and then they would say, "I should send my husband to you!" I wonder if they really would feel that way if their husbands were asexual.
No. I could not do a sexless marriage, unless it was for health issues. I would completely understand that
How's the US law? if u live with someone 6 mo or a year, r u considered married?
By contrast, luk flashes dickpics and photos of the various devices you sex him with...would you say this is likely a rebound?
He only later told me that he has always been somewhat asexual and only participated as much as he did early on because he was afraid I would leave.
I can count on one hand the number of times my partner and I have had sex in the past 20 years. For years and years he constantly turned me down and I finally stopped begging and pleading for it and just took care of myself. Occasionally I would try again but he was just as determined to ignore my needs as ever. I did develop some anxiety and depression and definitely started thinking I was unworthy or unattractive to my partner.
We would talk and talk but nothing would change. Finally he started to understand my feelings and now he is at least willing to participate with me when I get myself off. It's not perfect and I definitely miss sex with another person! But I love him and he loves me. In all other areas of our lives, things are perfect. Nobody knows how lonely I am though and all my friends see the perfect harmonious relationship we have and are envious. If they only knew!