A Beautiful Mind (2001) : The Wife
The Wife
The Wife
This question is for everyone, as I'd like to know in honesty how it is that people or would feel if put in that situation...
Would you be able to continue being in a marriage that offered no sex, physical intimacy? Today divorce is an easy option and you wont be looked down upon by society.
Im unmarried male.. i dont know really what i would do.
Would you be able to continue being in a marriage that offered no sex, physical intimacy? Today divorce is an easy option and you wont be looked down upon by society.
Im unmarried male.. i dont know really what i would do.
Re: The Wife
No body has replied after more than 40 days of posting.. What to take from this.. Where else to post to know opinion of individuals.
Re: The Wife
Unless I was actually put into that situation, I can't say for sure, but I think if I really loved my possible future husband, that I would stay with him even if there no longer was any physical intimacy for reasons beyond our control. If our love is strong enough, I think it can survive from lack of sex and that if we found other outlets of expressing our love, that the marriage can survive.
Re: The Wife
Sluts for not wanting to live the rest of their lives without sex? I guess most men would stay with their wife if she got impaired sexually? No? So what does that make them, male sluts?
Re: The Wife
As soon as you get married most wives do become impaired sexually so most men would stay ;)
Re: The Wife
I agree. There are a number of reasons beyond a person's control why sex might be off the table for an unknown period of time. Think about it right now, if your spouse were in a car accident tomorrow and not only could they no longer 'perform', but also needed diapers or to be fed, do you you love them enough to be there?
Re: The Wife
Yes. That's what marriage is. If you don't forsee being able to love your spouse enough to be there for her/him at her/his worst times, don't get married. Your spouse's conduct (harming you or the family, etc) may be grounds for divorce, but not circumstance. That's what you commit to when you get married; you'd expect nothing less from your spouse as well.
Think about it right now, if your spouse were in a car accident tomorrow and not only could they no longer 'perform', but also needed diapers or to be fed, do you you love them enough to be there?