So I'm just about finished with NMMNG. Just finished SGM earlier this week. Now I have a question:

Both Dan Rose and Robert Glover tell us to say no to bad sex. I've read the opposite as well, to never turn down sex from your wife.

Which is it? Do Rose and Glover mean to literally turn down bad sex, or do they mean to mentally refuse to settle for bad sex and work to improve it? Or both, even?

The way forward will be interesting for me, to say the least. My wife and I haven't had sex in two weeks because I had a pretty bad cold, then she got her period and was not feeling it, and now she is sick (winter + toddler = infectious diseases. Womp, womp.). Some of you may be at the point where you are fucking your wives during shark week, but I haven't had a chance to level up that far yet.

Anyway, we have a very deeply-ingrained pattern to our sexual encounters: we usually discuss having sex verbally in some way (i.e., she or I will say "wanna have sex?"). If yes, we do the following, every time: we make out for a while, I might play with her clit with my hand for a few minutes, then I lube up and we fuck. She says she can't get wet anymore after pregnancy, but what I've read leads me to believe I'm just not getting her wet.

Obviously this isn't good. I'm really looking forward to implementing the Sex God Method, but I'm unsure of how to start, and am a bit afraid of laying it on too thick at the beginning. She's been pretty sexually reserved for the last few years (my fault entirely, based on what I've read...) so I'm not sure how things like sexy texts will be received at the beginning. Furthermore, I'm not sure how to act if we get into the bedroom, I start to do things differently, and she puts up a wall. Do I say "never mind, I don't want it if it's going to be this way"? Do I stick with it?

Edit: spelling