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Originally Posted by ThurgreedMarshall
If your wife agrees to be faithful no matter what and you get sick such that you have problems performing, her sneaking around and getting it elsewhere without telling should be fatal. If she can't live with her promise, she should ask for a divorce (which are granted for loss of consortium).
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I'd rather stay married.
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You're right. It's a shitty example.
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Drunken Hank who can't get it up is a shitty example, because Hank being drunk all the time is a relationship issue that he can fix. I just wanted to run with the "Hank's a drunk" thing.
Chronically unable to perform despite all efforts to fix it Hank is not a shitty example.
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But I don't think you can come up with one that doesn't involve consent from the other person, which destroys the example.
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In all instances consent is better. But there may be reasons why she feels she can't get his consent or that trying to get consent will end the marriage anyway.
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If Hank plows my wife, everybody dies.
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You mean if Hank plows your wife and you find out about it.
