freedomdwarf1
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ORIGINAL: Greta75 quote:
ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 The problem with you, Greta, is that you seem incapable of anything emotional. To you, it's only of worth if the cold hard sex is compatible. That, is very much a male perspective, and a selfish one at that. Because duh, I have been in a marriage that everything is compatible except sex. Because everything is so compatible, we become like brothers and sisters. And I say this, because my relationship with my brother is pure harmony, no fights, and we are loving and supportive towards each other all our lives. That was the kind of marriage I had. I felt loved and supported. I just had no sex. He became exactly like my brother. I have experienced it and realise it does not work that way either. Everyone is different. Sex is important to me. And I need a man who thinks sex is important to him too. It's that simple. So the fact that you had a failed marriage because you did not match sexually, you've gone totally the other end of the scale and virtually dismissed the emotional part?? That would be a failing on your part. So, you had a failed marriage by picking the wrong partner. Most people tend to go looking for the right one (a better match all round) rather than change their whole outlook and write off one of the most intrinsically beneficial and rewarding parts of a relationship based on one failure - which was just as much your fault as the guy's. Sex is usually important, I agree. But to base a relationship just on sex is just as likely to fail as one without it. For most people, both male and female, quite a bit of both is required. As I mentioned on another thread, your approach to a relationship really is the definition of a 'slut' whether you like it or not. And, I might add (again), it's not the norm for most women. So when you project your personal opinions, you should not assume (or declare) that that is the way women think, feel or act.
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