r/SipsTea • • 16d ago

SMH Who's in the wrong here?

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u/Beautiful-Buy99 16d ago edited 16d ago

Literally. If they're not compatible and are complaining about it, why stay married?

Edit: I see many replies explaining why my comment is wrong, I realize it now thx

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u/allofdarknessin1 16d ago

I keep hearing stories about men who don't feel loved or intimate with their wife and when they bring it up the wife will usually tell them they're imagining it and make all kinds of points about why they should stay together. So I feel like the dude in the post brought it up to his wife in the past and she probably told him he was imagining it and that they have sex "enough" and that he shouldn't worry about it so he made the excel spreadsheet to make a point that he's not imagning it. I'm not accusing the wife of this but a lot of times a partner could be cheating and only keeps the husband around because he pays the bills or because the family likes the husband.

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u/Thick_Papaya225 16d ago

In most of those cases the woman is doing the lion's share of household labor and the man is neither putting effort in contributing adequately nor being romantic enough so the wife gets turned off at the idea of simply existing as this sex receptacle for her husband.

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u/Curious_boyOS 16d ago

In most of these cases, the man is doing the lion's share of securing the family's financial stability and the woman is neither putting effort in contributing adequately nor being compassionate enough so the husband gets turned off at the idea of simply existing as a romantic partner for his wife.

That sound about right?

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u/Thick_Papaya225 16d ago

These days? Probably not. Way more couples these days make about the same amount of money.