Wow
I'm not going to laugh at you, that would just be nasty for anyone to do.
But what you are going to do about it?
I'm not going to laugh at you, that would just be nasty for anyone to do.
But what you are going to do about it?
You don't have too, but it's the absolute truthI do not believe it.
Um, from nil penetration to children is a very long way..The two of you never wanted children?
Yea, we get that it's very unlikely to happen without penetration... the point Landon was making was asking if you ever discussed wanting children before you attempted having sex.Um, from nil penetration to children is a very long way..
She's never wanted kids and I guess I never had the choice
Of course you had a choice. And at some point, you have to take responsibility for being in your situation. It's your decision to stay in a sexless marriage for 20 years. Nobody forced you to. Nobody lied to you or mislead you that you were having sex.Um, from nil penetration to children is a very long way..
She's never wanted kids and I guess I never had the choice
Well heres the kicker, one of the things that sent me off looking for answers and support is this.Hello Mr. Horse,
Now, you NEED to get your wife to a professional sex Dr. First, start with an Obstetrician/ Gynecologist. After that you should ask for a specialist in this area. Women were biologically designed to have children ( a basketball pass through her legs!) Yeah, tacky but if you take measurements, the pelvic structure of a woman has an opening about 4-5 times bigger than a man's. Also, if a baby's head can pass through that opening, well, I'm sure you won't cripple her.
I'm not saying vaginismus is not a problematic condition, but she is not the first one to have it and she can also be treated for it as have many other women have. Remember, I am a woman too, so I have an understanding of what is happening, but REALLY 20 YEARS IS MORE THAN LONG ENOUGH to TREAT THIS PROBLEM!!!!!!!
SEEK MEDICAL HELP!!!!!
Good luck to you both!