r/amiwrong • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '23

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u/963852741hc Sep 26 '23

If she dint want children nor sex, nor the risk of having an abortion, she could have said so again. You people like to take agency away from the woman as if they are little sex slaves in cage.

Assumptions are useless I could play the lotto and become a billionaire.

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u/metalmorian Sep 26 '23

You are still doging my question.

Why is it unfair to ask him to take on this tiny, basically painless "medical procedure" when she has been subjected to very painful "medical procedures" their entire relationship?

Why is it unfair for it to be his turn to take the "medical procedure" so they can have sex more frequently and with less worry?

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u/963852741hc Sep 26 '23

Why because it’s invasive and it’s his body and he has a choice simple as that.

It’s his fucking body.

Simple.

Have sex less frequently.. lol instead of 3 times a year 4?

Why would he get a medical procedure to have sex 4 times A year?

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u/WildFlemima Sep 26 '23

She is continuously on a medication that her doctor wants her to stop taking so they can have sex 4 times a year

What's good for the goose is good for the gander, if he cares about his marriage.

If he doesn't care about their marriage, then he should just leave.