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@wanderfall9 @Elumin_8 do you also argue with the women who think no sex in a marriage is acceptable?

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@wanderfall9 cheating isn't a solution but it's also morally bankrupt to turn off a very big part of the foundation of why people got together in the first place.

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@bears_aware well if they just cut it more often they would be ok. i have neighbours like this and while they are very nice people i ended up cutting their lawn because they don't do it until it gets very long if at all.

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@AfricanDoll__ Studies show children from single mother homes do not do well in life.

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@GirlyScouts women gaining weight while in a relationship and generally not trying with their looks is extremely common.

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@ccknives99 @Richard_Vixen ok but this isn't as universal as you might think. in the nearly 25 years i've been with my wife she's never had BV, UTI. "thrown off ph" i am not sure of but I think not all women have the same experiences as you do.

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@ccknives99 @Richard_Vixen it does? you guys can have multiple orgasms without much of any recovery time. just in my experience women can really get into the zone and I assume must feel real good from the sounds she is making and how long she can just keep going.

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@MeghanEMurphy it has nothing to do with the new man other than the fact that he is new. if she gets into a LTR with the new man, she will end up in the same situation with him as well.

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@MeghanEMurphy Nothing "magic" about it, its the novelty, the "new love energy" and she has to up her sex game if she wants to get into another relationship. Women's libido go down in LTR's as nature wants her to move on and procreate with another man for the diversification of the species.

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@logotrix @MarcoFoster_ Yeah really but just imagine how much worse it could be. I am just stating the most logical conclusion that people who have children and grandchildren have a more vested interest in the world being a good and hospitable place than those who have no connection once they are gone

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@cherpers @anymanfitness Sure but the wife should be doing her best to be fun and sexy too. It shouldn't be one sided. Personally I am in good shape, rock hard abs, make her laugh and don't whine though do occasionally get frustrated with her declining libido.

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@anymanfitness Yes but there are negative side effects and you don't know if you will be one of the unlucky ones or not. Until my wife was a couple years into perimenopause our sex life was great but now it is far less frequent, she has irregular periods and other symptoms which effect her mood

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@cherpers @anymanfitness that isn't going to do much with women going through perimenopause.

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@Aella_Girl a big issue that is women don't see it as a problem. she doesn't want it much or at all and thinks the husband should just accept that. she still wants the relationship and the love but puts up new boundaries around intimacy. she is indifferent to the suffering it causes him.

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@kala_pi @MarcoFoster_ you could argue that they are more easily governable than anyone because they don't have much of a future to fight for. their world dies when they die so as long as they are fairly comfortable in their small rented apartment with minimal furniture, they couldn't care less.

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@vvaayu I've heard from young Indian adults that it is instilled in them that they owe their parents for their upbringing which is totally ridiculous considering the child had no say in being born.

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@ayeshaijazkhan @NickJFuentes they are here for the resources and opportunity. while i don't condone what happened 100's of years ago, today that isn't happening and yet, all these people run to western countries instead of trying to improve their own. what does that say for their country and culture?

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@s4rah_dev No, just a realist. Take a look at the current government and ask yourself, what is going to really change in 20 years in regards to it? The real answer is not much.