Valley Oak
08-20-2007, 09:03 PM
Is a sexless marriage reason enough for divorce?
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
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AnnaLisaW
08-21-2007, 08:41 PM
Is a sexless marriage reason enough for divorce?
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
In most states (maybe all) an unconsumated marriage is grounds for anullment. A "sexless" marriage was legally grounds for divorce in many states before laws were changed to allow divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Personally, I think it should fall under "incompatibilty" and be considered a private matter and not a reason for divorce. I've known more than one happily married couple who did not have "sex" as most people would define it.
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
In most states (maybe all) an unconsumated marriage is grounds for anullment. A "sexless" marriage was legally grounds for divorce in many states before laws were changed to allow divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Personally, I think it should fall under "incompatibilty" and be considered a private matter and not a reason for divorce. I've known more than one happily married couple who did not have "sex" as most people would define it.
andreea360
03-19-2008, 08:41 AM
I think that a divorce should have a better reason than a sexual one. A marriage is about love, not about pleasure. Love is always fragile but we have to figure it out so we can be happy with our life partner.
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Barry
03-19-2008, 11:05 AM
Edward, please contact me ([email protected]).
scorpiomoon
03-19-2008, 05:46 PM
:heart:No. Why ??? I am not sure why. I only know loveless marriage is reason for divorce, not sexless marriage.
MsTerry
03-19-2008, 07:54 PM
Edward,
Do you think it is fair to rake your wife over the coals in public?
If your daughter is a teenager, do you think she reads WACCO?
Is a sexless marriage reason enough for divorce?
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
Do you think it is fair to rake your wife over the coals in public?
If your daughter is a teenager, do you think she reads WACCO?
Is a sexless marriage reason enough for divorce?
Vote yes or no or write in your own response!
Valley Oak
03-19-2008, 08:22 PM
My sex life is fine. I brought up the subject because it is a common issue among married couples. It's another 'hot topic.'
Thank you,
Edward
Edward,
Do you think it is fair to rack your wife over the coals in public?
If your daughter is a teenager, do you think she reads WACCO?
Thank you,
Edward
Edward,
Do you think it is fair to rack your wife over the coals in public?
If your daughter is a teenager, do you think she reads WACCO?
PeriodThree
03-20-2008, 07:18 PM
Currently divorce does not require fault in the United States. People are no longer required to provide 'grounds' for their divorce.
"By late 1983 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983), every state but South Dakota (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Dakota) had adopted some form of no-fault divorce (although some forms were not as easy to obtain as that in California).<sup>[7] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-fault_divorce#endnote_gest)</sup> The no-fault revolution was complete when South Dakota finally adopted no-fault divorce in 1985."
In most states (maybe all) an unconsumated marriage is grounds for anullment. A "sexless" marriage was legally grounds for divorce in many states before laws were changed to allow divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Personally, I think it should fall under "incompatibilty" and be considered a private matter and not a reason for divorce. I've known more than one happily married couple who did not have "sex" as most people would define it.
"By late 1983 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1983), every state but South Dakota (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Dakota) had adopted some form of no-fault divorce (although some forms were not as easy to obtain as that in California).<sup>[7] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-fault_divorce#endnote_gest)</sup> The no-fault revolution was complete when South Dakota finally adopted no-fault divorce in 1985."
In most states (maybe all) an unconsumated marriage is grounds for anullment. A "sexless" marriage was legally grounds for divorce in many states before laws were changed to allow divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Personally, I think it should fall under "incompatibilty" and be considered a private matter and not a reason for divorce. I've known more than one happily married couple who did not have "sex" as most people would define it.