@BarryMcOnHere@USA_Polling If that were such a large factor you’d see other trends as well, like a weakened cal dem party and the new transplants in fl and tx being more conservative since they moved due to poor governance, something we haven’t necessarily seen.
@4SigmaSmarter@bradleywthomas That’s because you *have* to have a car in Ohio. There’s practically no alternative. If there was an alternative, it might be different.
@tillyofrivia I think the issue may be that you’re searching for flaws to make you unconfident. Turning self-loathing into self-love is hard but necessary. The thing about you is that you are completely unique, completely yourself. Be confident in that.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Dude I don’t know what else you want people to get from your first tweet which implies that it’s the wife’s obligation to give her husband sexual release.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa You’re still not understanding. There’s a mutual responsibility to keep the sexual health of the relationship strong, but that ≠ forcing yourself to have sex. If one partner does not ever want to have sex then the sex is not mutually beneficial and there’s a bigger issue.
@wave_frost54465 @MrMythic5@BladeoftheS Star Wars pretty clearly condemns both the Sith and Jedi (while pretty clearly showing the more right-wing authoritarian Sith to be the ultimate antagonists) and clearly condemns slavery. It’s about the struggle of “good” against right wing authoritarianism.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Is the sexual health of the relationship good if only one partner is being fulfilled? There is probably an underlying problem that needs to be addressed if one partner isn’t giving, and it’s not their job to give to make things better for you. They can, but you can’t expect it.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Then that is clearly an incompatibility, and decisions need to be made. But, at the end of the day, that doesn’t entitle you to sex with them. I really don’t understand what’s so hard to understand about that.
@KomarPSI2137@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa I have remained very consistent. Maybe it has been lost in my words, but at the end of the day what I’m saying is that nobody owes sex to anyone else, regardless of their marital status.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Listening to your partner, regular and open communication, respect of their boundaries, making them feel loved and appreciated, introspection, etc. If my partner doesn’t want to have sex then it’s my job to listen, understand, and introspect. It’s not to demand sex anyways.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Okay but it isn’t the responsibility of the partner who doesn’t want to have sex to “fix” it by having sex in spite of themselves. That isn’t a healthy sexual relationship. In the instance you’re talking about there are clearly deeper issues that need to be addressed.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa You’re continuing to be dishonest, there’s a difference. The sexual health of the relationship is not the same as one partners sexual “responsibility” to the other. Sex health can be good or bad and it’s the responsibility of both partners to maintain it.
@BaronWonderburg@Tanya_Sabrinaaa Now you’re being dishonest. Both partners are responsible for the sexual health of the marriage, but that isn’t the same as sex. If only one partner is enjoying sex, then the sexual health of the marriage is bad.