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Post by JonDoe on Oct 30, 2016 4:31:46 GMT -5
Podcast: Intimacy Lifestyle - Scheduling Sex
Hopefully, if you are new here there may still be a chance to save your marriage. If not, think of a friend who may benefit from living the intimacy lifestyle and save their marriage. You could literally change a life!
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Post by csl on Oct 30, 2016 20:49:02 GMT -5
One of my readers commented that when he read it on my blog, it was a gamechanger in his marriage.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2016 21:29:14 GMT -5
Podcast: Intimacy Lifestyle - Scheduling Sex
Hopefully, if you are new here there may still be a chance to save your marriage. If not, think of a friend who may benefit from living the intimacy lifestyle and save their marriage. You could literally change a life! I'm all for scheduling sex, and for the same day every week. It is very interesting in that your body gets used to it like it does with your eating schedule. At your usual dinner time, your stomach starts growling. The night before you normally have your planned sex, you start feeling little tinglies in your loins, and your sexual desire level starts going up. It's a basic biological urge like consuming food, so your body comes to expect it. Troubled marriages that aren't dead yet would benefit greatly from this. For that matter so would good marriages. If you end up leaving your ILIASM shithole and find yourself in a good deal, this is one way to keep it that way. This is also a good way to assess if there is any hope for your marriage. An old joke is brought to mind where at the end of the service the pastor says, "Next week, we will begin a new part of our service where we will all greet the person next to us and tell them, God bless you." As the congregants rose to leave, Mrs. Smith turned to Mrs. Jones and said, "God bless you." To which Mrs. Jones frowned and replied, "That doesn't start until next week!" If you get this kind of response upon daring to suggest sex on a day other than your planned day, a miracle may be required to save your marriage.
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Post by JonDoe on Oct 30, 2016 21:36:09 GMT -5
No miracles gonna happen here at my dock. This fish is dead in the water.
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Post by baza on Oct 30, 2016 22:03:39 GMT -5
"If" you have a spouse who is amenable to the concept of discussing sex, scheduling it even, and generally taking a healthy view of the whole thing, then I'll guarantee you something. You ain't a member here. - "If" your deal was fixable, by the "scented candles" strategy, or the "scheduled sex" strategy, or the "40 beads" strategy, then it was fixed quite some distance back, when you tried those things and they worked. If you tried those things already (and I would posit that just about every member here DID try those things and other variants on the theme) and they didn't work, you know that your deal is very much at the arse end of the dysfunctional marriage demographic. And your odds of that changing are appalling. - However, in the extraordinarily unlikely event that you just woke up one morning and on a whim googled 'sexless marriage' without trying the strategies appropriate to such a stale / jaded dynamic, then PLEASE, give said strategies a go. - For that matter, if you are still in any doubt - today - that your deal is an ILIASM shithole, then give these strategies a go. Your results will tell you a whole lot.
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Post by LITW on Oct 31, 2016 17:03:22 GMT -5
I was open to this about a year ago, but even even the sex my wife and I scheduled never happened. We sometimes do have sex, but its never when we schedule it and its always a quickie. At this point, I just can't get excited about being with someone who has so little interest in me that even scheduled sex comes 8 weeks apart. I have become so bitter about it I have lost interest in being with my wife sexually, which makes me feel sad and guilty at the same time.
That said, I hope, really hope, that it works for other people.
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Post by Dan on Nov 10, 2016 21:59:21 GMT -5
At this point I've listened to a few of the One Extraordinary Marriage podcasts. Well... they're OK. Not earth shattering. At least, not for me. I'm interested to hear their "Seven Days of Sex Challenge" (as it seems to be their "signature bit"), but at this point I have low hopes that it will be the medicine my marriage needs at this time. Stumbled across this on their website: oneextraordinarymarriage.com/19-questions-to-amazing-sex-with-your-spouse/Might actually be useful to couples whose love life has noticeably lost its "heat" (but is still present). But I think the main way it will "work" is not what you expect. Sure, it will help get on the table many useful things; it will be wonderful if there is lots of overlap, and will be informative in the areas where the couple differ. But my take is -- even if there are a lot of differences -- any couple that can get through the WHOLE list being 100% honest is in GREAT SHAPE. After all, my wife of 28 years have BARELY talked about SOME of these. THAT is more telling than anything!
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Post by beachguy on Nov 11, 2016 12:27:19 GMT -5
At this point I've listened to a few of the One Extraordinary Marriage podcasts. Well... they're OK. Not earth shattering. At least, not for me. I'm interested to hear their "Seven Days of Sex Challenge" (as it seems to be their "signature bit"), but at this point I have low hopes that it will be the medicine my marriage needs at this time. Stumbled across this on their website: oneextraordinarymarriage.com/19-questions-to-amazing-sex-with-your-spouse/Might actually be useful to couples whose love life has noticeably lost its "heat" (but is still present). But I think the main way it will "work" is not what you expect. Sure, it will help get on the table many useful things; it will be wonderful if there is lots of overlap, and will be informative in the areas where the couple differ. But my take is -- even if there are a lot of differences -- any couple that can get through the WHOLE list being 100% honest is in GREAT SHAPE. After all, my wife of 28 years have BARELY talked about SOME of these. THAT is more telling than anything! Throughout our marriage my STBX was never forthcoming on her views on sex(less ness). When I finally confronted her and refused to take BS for an answer she said "I had my reasons but I'll never tell you" I seriously doubt some other novel approach would have been that long sought for magic bullet to the real truth. Dishonesty and evasion is a requirement to keep a spouse trapped in an SM. The path to honesty is the path to certain divorce. IMHO of course. YMMV
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