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UThere are plenty of divorces if the tables were turned, husbands getting humiliated due to ed& impotency.
I can’t speak for others, I’ll be in support.It’s not mine or ur place to say op should support his wife, by that logic the wife should accept sex is important for op and as she can’t provide that they should go for mutual divorce
ULol everyone saying help the wife, will a man get the same treatment if he hid he was impotent or had Ed at marriage?UDid op ever say he forced her to have sex? I agree you shouldn’t force hus/wife to hv sex.Yea sex is a physical and psychological need for men also woman. And it is one of the duties of partners in marriage.
If this condition was hidden from op at marriage then what is his fault, even if he was aware, no sex over a long period of time is mental cruelty to both parties. And also why stay married if you are not ready to have sex after this much tym?UWhy are you all moral policing op? It is a valid ground for divorce, Op has his needs(which is granted by law in a marriage)maybe he wants children, who are you all to tell op to suck it up ?This is a medical condition which bars op’s wife from performing her duties both sexual and reproductive and if this was hidden before marriage then it should go for divorce.
Males are regularly getting divorced for being impotent.
Last, it’s not all rainbows and sunshines where you sip coffee with your partner;sex is also physical and psychological need,op has his preferences. Who are you all to tell op shouldn’t have sex with his wife and suck it up.
Most of you all support unmarried women having sex(nothing wrong there it should be the norm) but shoots down men needing sex in a marriage life.
