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Absolutely true. And if the husband is going to cheat, it's better to do it with a contained, safe sex worker who is std tested regularly. Way lower chance of her "stealing" the husband away, and the husband gets a sexual outlet so he's less likely to leave the marriage! twitter.com/default_friend

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Nov 22, 2020

For a lot of marriages, the husband cheating with a sex worker is the only thing keeping the marriage together

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@Aella_Girl

Nov 23, 2020

because i sense possible ratio incoming, i wanna clarify that what the hell is a husband supposed to do when his wife of 30 years stops having sex with him entirely? leave her, throw everything away that they've built, or just spend the rest of his life never having sex again?

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we can view this in the same category as other intepersonal things we consider vital for mental health. What about "someone telling you you're beautiful" or "having friends" or "being loved"? Put "nobody should be guaranteed" in front of those and it's technically true, but

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society still often tells people they deserve to be loved, or they're definitely already beautiful, or whatever, and we view the drive to get those things with a lot of compassion

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It's extremely weird that you put being "told you're beautiful" in the same category as love and friendship, which can come in many ways from many sources. And also: plenty of people go a lifetime without sex (for religious reasons) and they are considered "higher" not "lesser"?