Marriage without sex?

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The Gnome King

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Oneirius said:
Your lover is perfect.
Your lover is as a beautiful as an angel, amazingly talented, intelligent and kind, and truly loves you more than anything. Your lover would do anything for you.
Then comes the subject of marriage.
After years of a wonderful, fantastic relationship, your lover wants to marry you so that you can both live happily ever after.
There's just one tiny problem.
You and your lover can never have sex. Like, ever. No matter how much you both want it, no matter how much protection you use, no matter what position you choose, your lover is simply physically incapable of having sex in any way (well, except giving oral I guess, but seriously now). No amount of medicine or surgery will help.

What are you going to do? Assume, for now, that this marriage is going to be forever and that you are not going to cheat on your lover (you horrible monster).

Will you refuse your lover's request, even risking breaking up with the one who is otherwise perfect for you, because being together means you will never get to have sex again?

I would like to hear your answers.
Even paraplegics can have sex/be sexual. What are you taking about here? What could possibly cause this? Would I leave my wife of 10 years? No, but I'm polyamorous and could easily get sex elsewhere.
 

Lexodus

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Why on earth would I stay with them? They can be my roomie or whatever, but no sex = no commitment.
 

CM156_v1legacy

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Erana said:
Well, I'm asexual, so it would be a match made in heaven.
DkLnBr said:
I dont really like kids and im asexual, so ya I would. I cant say I see a downside
I am as well. I have gone my entire life without it(Short as that may be), and I don't feel like I have missed much. Besides, sex isn't everything.
 

SilentCom

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I wouldn't mind staying with them. I've never had sex anyways so I don't really care.
 

bdcjacko

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Now, it has been my experience that sex drops off after a few years of marriage, and this is manageable, kinda, I guess. But if I'm not getting any before marriage there wouldn't be marriage.
 

mikerdna

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As far as I can tell, most family members are biological, whether genetically descended from you or not. Since about 1 in 5 kids turns out to be another father's child without their knowledge, I'd recommend you just love whatever children enter your life, by whatever legal means, and not look too closely into their origins.

Besides, within 20 years, I figure we'll be doing "gene swapping" and "gene tweaking" regularly with eachother by purposeful viral-agent-assistance and such, and genetic legacy will have alternatives besides sexual procreation. We'll be more interested in having the "latest fad genes" rather than carrying about with mom and dad's hand-me-downs and sub-optimal perfoming genes.
 

Xojins

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So the question is basically whether I could live with never having sex for the rest of my life... probably not.
 

MasterOfWorlds

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The funny thing is that my gf and I were talking about this the other day. I'd still stay with her even if we couldn't have sex. Sure, it's an important part, but it's not everything. I'd stay committed. It was my initial attraction to her personality (we met online) that made me interested in her, not her physical traits. It just so happens that she meets pretty much all of my preferences in a woman. Kind of funny how that worked out. XD

At any rate, I'd stay with her until we grew old and died. I'm a firm believer in the whole "'til death do us part." thing unless there are other issues in the marriage. I wouldn't cheat or anything. We'd simply to the best we could with what we have available.
 

Bara_no_Hime

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bdcjacko said:
Now, it has been my experience that sex drops off after a few years of marriage, and this is manageable, kinda, I guess. But if I'm not getting any before marriage there wouldn't be marriage.
I guess that depends - the opposite happened with my marriage. Honeymoon aside, my first year of marriage, my spouse and I had sex two, maybe three nights a week.

Now? We don't have sex one or two nights a week.

Wait, I'm not sure that made sense. Let me rephrase. We have sex almost every night - the one or two nights we don't have sex are the exception, not the rule.

And we're not talking quickies either. We were at it for an hour and a half last night. ^^ Of course, last night was particularly awesome. Normally it's around an hour.

Of course, I realize I have a wonderful sex life, and that my results aren't necessarily typical.
 

LiudvikasT

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Sex is nice, but it's not a critical component for relationship. I myself would sacrifice it and much more if I could find another intelligent being to live with, which I wouldn't hate forever after 5 minutes of marriage (seriously people, you suck!).
 

Erana

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CM156 said:
Erana said:
Well, I'm asexual, so it would be a match made in heaven.
DkLnBr said:
I dont really like kids and im asexual, so ya I would. I cant say I see a downside
I am as well. I have gone my entire life without it(Short as that may be), and I don't feel like I have missed much. Besides, sex isn't everything.
Asexual or a virgin?
 

CM156_v1legacy

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Erana said:
CM156 said:
Erana said:
Well, I'm asexual, so it would be a match made in heaven.
DkLnBr said:
I dont really like kids and im asexual, so ya I would. I cant say I see a downside
I am as well. I have gone my entire life without it(Short as that may be), and I don't feel like I have missed much. Besides, sex isn't everything.
Asexual or a virgin?
Both.
 

gmergurl

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I wanna say me and my partner have sexual fun without penetration... but we do think about it enough to know that after we were married we couldn't have sex, it probably wouldn't work out very well.... I'm pretty sure I can say this for both of us. However, that being said, we both also know that there probably isn't anyone out there who could satisfy our appetites since we sampled so much of each other... so I guess in that case it's a lose lose situation. We'd still be best of friends though, if that is why we broke up, since we both know that we totally need our sex ;)
 

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Crusnik said:
Believe it or not, sex is considered to be an extremely important part of a healthy relationship.
Very true. And if, as the OP states, that this person is incredibly beautiful and I'm attracted to her, then I don't think I could go my entire life without sex with that person/another person. Palmela Anderson helps when you're desperate but it's just not the same.

And about all of the asexuals that are apparently crawling all over this website, I wonder how many of them have actually had sax before deciding it wasn't for them.