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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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When in a relationship, why is it acceptable for a woman to turn down sex but not a man? I feel that woman make a massive deal out of this, while men commonly don't. It just seems to me like having double standards!  |
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I've been in a relationship where it was the other way round he would reject my advances on most occasions and I would accept it, even when I'd gone to the trouble to dress up for him but the one time I said I was too tired after a very long day at work you'd have thought I was the biggest price tease on the planet! |
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Like Evie,my husband wasn't interested in sex with me. Unlike most men I didn't make a big deal about it. I gave up. In life in general isn't it usually the man who pesters for sex,causing women to "have a headache" ?. Or is this just for comedy effect for comedians? Aren't men more sexually frustrated and always looking for sex? Sheer numbers on here and the way men approach women could be a little hint  Play hard to get,you will have them begging at your feet  |
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"When in a relationship, why is it acceptable for a woman to turn down sex but not a man? I feel that woman make a massive deal out of this, while men commonly don't. It just seems to me like having double standards! "
What do you suppose gay people think about this.
No gender to blame but their own.
You are making very sweeping, generalised statements.
PEOPLE react in various ways at various times. |
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