mcanulty
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2013-10-27 19-46-31
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Your wanting it isn't any more wrong than her not wanting it. You can try to introduce new ideas, perhaps as role plays, that she would enjoy. But if, bottom line, she just doesn't like it--then she just doesn't like it. If she came in here wondering if we could advise her on how to find a vanilla lover because her husband was pressuring her to do things she felt uncomfortable doing--what would you have us tell her? If you say, "She doesn't want X, and I do want X. I don't want to leave her, and I don't want to cheat. What should I do?" then you have given us an impossible situation. We can't solve that. It's like my saying, "It's my dream to win the New York Marathon. However, I hate running, and I just won't do it. What should I do?" There's no answer to that. Either you love her more than your fantasies are worth, or you don't. You stay with her and find other ways to have a great sex life, or you leave her, or you stay and feel unsatisfied. What else could we possibly say?
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