Sometimes the questions answer themselves.

    by Cichlidsaremyjam

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    1. Beneficial_Test_5917 on

      ”Things are better now that I only have to have sex once a year” ”That’s a relief, huh? And how many times a year does he have sex?” ”?”

    2. He just stopped initiating sex with you. He got tired of hearing no. He is getting plenty somewhere else.

    3. SomeOneRandomOP on

      Obviously divorce is a complex, multi factoral topic. But sex and differences in sex drive is a significant part of the story… it can lead to feelings of unattractivness, unwantedness… many guys equate sex to how much their partner wants/loves them. Lack of sex breaks down the pair bonding over time and can lead to break ups evening if everything else is going okay.

      I think there’s also a disconnect between what guys and girls think when it comes to sex. My experience, women see men as shallow just wanting sex for the sake of sex… whereas there is depth of emotion behind it that’s not often expressed or appreciated.

      These points are also well documented in studies:
      https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12680515/

    4. Correlation does not equal causation.

      Sex breaks down in marriage because of the same reasons that causes the divorce. Not that lack of sex causes divorce, they are both cause by the same issues

    5. If you marry your spouse just for the sex, you’re going to be severely disappointed when the sex drive dips. Stop marrying for sex. Problem solved.

    6. I didn’t choose the house where I live based solely on the bathroom, there are many other reasons why I love my house. But if I was not allowed to use the bathroom after about a year of living there or only allowed to use it 4 or 5 times a year, that would be a problem and I would not enjoy living in that house

      This is not a post about real estate

    7. Divorce happens because at least one of the partners does not want to continue the marriage.

    8. There’s only two ways out of a marriage. Divorce or death. I’m surprised it’s not *more* common

    9. That marriage post was a brutal read. I think you had to be there to appreciate this post.

    10. I genuinely appreciate the thoughtful comments about divorce here. Even if this post felt like a cheeky one

    11. People rush into things without forethought, lack commitment, fight to leave vs staying, suck at communication and shift blame rather than accepting fault, and divorce is to easy. Social media paints a false picture of a “better” life and wrong expectations which make a relationship mistakenly feel it is lacking

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