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| 4 | Actual conversations with "abuse" victims.So first off, I'm not religious, so quoting the Bible to me would be irrelevant. Secondly, when did I state I don't like having sex with him? Quite the contrary. The issue is he wants sex several times a day. If we have sex in the morning, he wants it again before the day is over. Me saying no leads to an argument or shitty attitude from him. He likes to say I "never want to have sex", so I finally got an app to track our frequently and initiation rate. We are currently averaging 7.6 times a wee… | /r/MarriedRedPill | 12/06/20 05:53 PM |
| 4 | Actual conversations with "abuse" victims.You've clearly never been in this situation before. Nothing is black and white or as simple as just leave. And exactly: abusive behavior is on a spectrum. But it's still abuse. Under a government website on domestic abuse: Types: 1) controlling or coercive behavior: ... "Coercive behaviour is: an act or a pattern of acts of assaults, threats, humiliation and intimidation or other abuse that is used to harm, punish, or frighten their victim." | /r/MarriedRedPill | 11/06/20 05:34 PM |
| 2 | Actual conversations with "abuse" victims.Sexual coercion is a real thing. Imagine being scared to say no bc you know the repercussions of saying "no" include, anger, hostility, name calling, threats of divorce, and rehashing every argument you've ever had for the next 3-5 hours and possibly all night bc they won't let you sleep. It's easier and quicker to say yes so that you can get some sleep, bc you're the one that also had to wake up with with the kids in the morning and the one who tends to them at night when they wake. | /r/MarriedRedPill | 11/06/20 01:17 PM |
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