It can't happen here.
The husband has conjugal duties to perform, otherwise the wife can ask for the divorce.
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Pro-abortionists are going on a sex strike
- Thread starter Estro Felino
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It can't happen here.
The husband has conjugal duties to perform, otherwise the wife can ask for the divorce.
That's for sure.
VoidCat
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I know a couple whose poly. They been together 45 years. I'll let you know if they still together 5 years from now
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
I should mention that my wife is participating in the strike. I support it.
Maine is pro-choice, but Paul LePage is trying to be re-elected as governor in November and is anti-women's choice. I love my wife. Dearly. She's my best friend. Losing her would be losing a piece of myself. Sex isn't worth that risk.
Note: She gave me permission to have "extra-curricular activities" during the strike. I am choosing not to in solidarity.
VoidCat
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@KenS
I'll also add even in monogamous married relationships unintended children can happen. My dad and mom were married and monogamous when they had us 4 kids. All 4 of us being unplanned. And that turnt out great(sarcasm).
In many polyamourous groups the babies are much better cared for as oftentimes there's more then two loving adults caring for the the child. If two parents are good for a kid certainly more then two is good in most cases.
I'll also add even in monogamous married relationships unintended children can happen. My dad and mom were married and monogamous when they had us 4 kids. All 4 of us being unplanned. And that turnt out great(sarcasm).
In many polyamourous groups the babies are much better cared for as oftentimes there's more then two loving adults caring for the the child. If two parents are good for a kid certainly more then two is good in most cases.
Then I'm not sure what we are arguing about.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Naw the toys will suffice fir the interim...
For those not into fantasy barbie dolls, there's always VR porn!
VoidCat
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They probably should get a divorce then if the partner feels that sex is more important then staying together.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Mostly because I disagreed with this post:
One of things I've seen argued in support of abortion bans is that the "sexual revolution" of the 60's counter-culture caused a need for abortions, and restrictions on sex would mitigate this need. The problem is restricting sex only increases sex going underground, making it taboo and unable to be discussed. Education and open access to contraception works better.
Though, I may be assuming all this from your post incorrectly.
PureX
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There are no "abortion enthusiasts". Isn't there a commandment against deliberately misrepresenting others to slander them? Or is that sort of thing acceptable in the cause of self-assumed righteousness?
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PureX
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Men are also free to not have sex, yet for some reason they make the woman say no. Why is that?
There are sexless marriages, agreed in advance through prenups.
Yes. I chose this forum deliberately
VoidCat
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And what if someone goes for a sexual marriage but decides they dont want to have sex that often or their sex drive changes or something? Again no one is owed sex. I do believe if the person wants to get a divorce for any reason they should divorce tho. It's just the idea that sex is owed to someone that's the issue for me. But again sex is important to some folk over staying together and in that case they should get a divorce if that's what they want
VoidCat
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Ah. Well. I see no issue with that.
I respect the law of your country.
But in my country, if either spouse decides to stop performing their own conjugal duties, the other spouse has the right to ask for divorce. That's the law here.
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The law is pragmatic and is based upon natural law. The law does not perceive sex as a dirty thing, but a natural normal thing.
VoidCat
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I understand. It is just a strange and specific law.I respect the law of your country.
But in my country, if either spouse decides to stop performing their own conjugal duties, the other spouse has the right to ask for for divorce. That's the law here.