MHaes
Kingfisher
IDK how I feel about the issue of cheating on your wife because she isn't having sex with you anymore. Actually scratch that - I know how I feel on that. Both parties deserve to have fulfilling sex lives, and if you're wife isn't fulfilling your sex life then you should seek other options. But I am worried about the can of worms that this opens up. Wouldn't it be just as valid, then, for a wife to justify cheating on her husband because he wasn't fulfilling her sex life?
I understand one scenario is much more subjective than the other, but at the root of each scenario is dissatisfaction with your sex life.
It seems to be a bit of an ethical dilemma. I guess what I am saying is that the ethics of cheating due to a lack of sexual satisfaction in your marriage seem to say that it is morally wrong to cheat for that reason, and that the right thing to do is divorce your partner. But with how bad divorce courts are nowadays, that isn't really a feasible option either...and in that situation, I definitely see myself cheating rather than divorcing whomever I'm married to, regardless of the ethics.
Forgive my rambling, just putting my thoughts together. I'd love to hear what you guys think.
I understand one scenario is much more subjective than the other, but at the root of each scenario is dissatisfaction with your sex life.
It seems to be a bit of an ethical dilemma. I guess what I am saying is that the ethics of cheating due to a lack of sexual satisfaction in your marriage seem to say that it is morally wrong to cheat for that reason, and that the right thing to do is divorce your partner. But with how bad divorce courts are nowadays, that isn't really a feasible option either...and in that situation, I definitely see myself cheating rather than divorcing whomever I'm married to, regardless of the ethics.
Forgive my rambling, just putting my thoughts together. I'd love to hear what you guys think.