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Is it cheating when it is a sexless marriage?

masterpoonhunter

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I'm not married but I could never imagine deciding I don't want to have sex anymore and expect that my partner should never have sex again because he married me. That's crazy to me.

I feel like if your wife is tired of having sex with you why not just ask her, hey, I know you don't want to have sex with me anymore but I need to have sex, can I go have sex with someone else? Not for love, not to start another relationship. Just for sex. If she doesn't want to have sex with you, it might be a relief to her to know you won't pester her for it and you can just go about your marriage without that issue ruining the rest of it. Maybe offer to send her to the spa when you are out having sex so you both get to relax how you enjoy then come back together.

But to answer the question, if your partner doesn't know or give you the go ahead, it's cheating. Obviously.
Yes agreed all points.

Mind you that thing about saying to the most likely soon to be ex "Ok if I start fucking other women since you joined the nunnery?" Statistically that puts things on a knife edge. Almost quantum mechanical in a sense kinda like Schrodinger's cat - is he dead or alive.

One of those teachable life moments I suppose.
 

Miss Hunter

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as a few have mentioned, a couple no longer having sex is more a symptom than the actual reason. If your spouse no longer wants to have sex with you, do you really want to have sex w/her? Funny thing I've learned, desire cannot be negotiated...either you 'feel' it or you don't.
There's ways to reignite passion in a LTR. sure maybe desire can't be negotiated, but the human mind can be manipulated.

Psychologists refer to it as "misattribution of arousal'... Doing novel and challenging activities with your partner can cause this. So can doing things that trigger fear..
 

Ayy_Lmao

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Cheating implies unfaithfulness and dishonesty. If you have another intimate relationship and you'd be uncomfortable disclosing that to your significant other, then it's cheating.
Morally it's not really justifiable, but physically? Well, the flesh is weak.
 

Salty

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i probably went for 3+ years of no sex with my wife and finally gave up. tried to talk about it but she never really wants to get into it. So I've been seeing escorts for the past 5 to 6 years now and been really enjoying it. Just missing the BBFS part and now with covid I've been out of the game past 6 months. Is it cheating? Probably but it is much cheaper than divorce and keeps the family together. Meanwhile I'm still getting the sex I absolutely need except for now during the pandemic.
 

Big_Guy_Rye

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IMO, "cheating" is based on affairs of the heart......otherwise, relying on an SP outside that relationship is just "physical therapy".

If you're looking for that 'whimsical escapist romance' like how it was when you met your wife in the beginning, but doing it with another woman while still married to your wife,...that's cheating.

Seeing an SP on the side? Not really cheating on any emotional level (other than finding the right SP to connect with and make the session pleasant enough).
 

maxic

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At the end of the day if the wife is not at all interested in sex guess what I will rent escort so what you dont get it at home you look elsewhere , the question remains why no interest on her part maybe she is getting it somewhere else with somebody ??
 

Shanghai

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"Cheating" is a very narrowly defined cultural concept that the question posed suggests it deserves a great deal of weight word pondering. It's probably the same as asking what's better, being a morman with lots of wives or a catholic that can't use contraceptives. Depending on your upbringing and point of view you care about the question or not.

It is just another facet of being a flexible-thinking human.
One has close relationships with their kids but doesn't have sex with them. Kids love their teachers and singer and TV idols and no one considers that "cheating". Parents don't discuss what mommy and daddy do in the bedroom, and kids don't want to know and they don't get jealous they might get less attention.

Boning a hooker could equate to a quick trip to a nice restaurant. If your wife finds out you had a good meal does she refuse to cook for you again?
If your wife bones your best friend and you snog her brother then you are even, but most people would keep that a secret as it is a social taboo for most people.
The thing is with the secret disposable stuff is you can't really take photos and stick those images up on the wall. So if you are spending a weekend and cash boning a hoe rather than going camping with your wife and kids, one event is a memory for you, the other is a memory for the whole family.

If you keep a fish in an absolutely clear tank with no place to get cover, no plants to hide under and de-stress, they (I'm just guessing here) don't live as long as the fish in an interesting aquarium with plants, hidey spots and murky water.

When your spouse comes home in a fabulous mood, has an extra spring in their step and tries out a new party trick a hooker taught them, maybe both sides benefit. Your courteous spouse paid a hooker to go away, you aren't going to marry them. Explaining away the $300 for an hour of screwing vs not having that cash to make the car payment is an example of the juggling that comes with such decisons. Cheating, gambling, alcoholism, deciding to switch genders mid-marraige, there are all sorts of questions one can pose.

There is no point muddying up the question with innumerable variables such as the variety of 'what-ifs', no-sex, bordom, forced obligations, fear of what might happen and so on, the point is that you get to choose whatever you want to do and manage whatever needs stick-handling to make things work.
 

Corym

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Well, If husband's didn't cheat on the wives due to a sexless marriage, I suspect SP's would lose a lot of business.

So it's a plus for Husbands and SP's :)

Cory
 
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lukom

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Well, If husband's didn't cheat on the wives due to a sexless marriage, I suspect SP's would lose a lot of business.

So it's a plus for Husbands and SP's :)

Cory
I would guess that cheating spouses are the bread and butter of these ladies. I actually used to see a lady at times and she decided to open up to me about how she hates the clients that are married and cheating. She also went on about they're the most naive and willing to spend more on her than most guys and how they are suckers. I was thrown back by that and decided never to see her again, just didn't like her vibes after that conversation.
 

happycanuck99

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I'm kind-of amazed that this conversation has lasted as long as it has, although it appears to have drifted into stories and anecdotes rather than answering the question.

To answer the question, though, is probably quite easy. As my high-school teacher used to say "the first thing you need to do is define the terms". I'm quite sure once you define the word "cheating", the answer to the question will simply fall out of the definition.

After that there can be conversations about whether or not it's justified, which is likely what the OP meant. On that topic, as we've seen, there can definitely be some disagreement. However, at that point it becomes a moral argument rather than one of definitions. Moral questions, apart from some extremes, tend not to have single, simple answers that everyone will agree on. Moral questions often become situational and/or nuanced.

</philosophizing> :)
 

DangerousDan

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It's not cheating if a man gets some on the side assuming he still fulfills his role as a man. If anything, it's usually the female that's cheating (or stealing if you will) because she's taking the benefits of marriage and not doing her job (i.e. satisfying her man).
 

kc124

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So... If it is not cheating, the man should have no problem with the wife seeking for a male escort too right?
 

grizzly

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I am a firm believer that people were not meant to be monogamous, we are still animals in the kingdom and nature calls. The original question, is it cheating, hell yes, according to every scripture ever written. Is it natural, hell no. You have to make the choice if you're ok with cheating or just being the animal we all are. The cheating thing is a moral decision.
 

Miss Hunter

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I am a firm believer that people were not meant to be monogamous, we are still animals in the kingdom and nature calls. The original question, is it cheating, hell yes, according to every scripture ever written. Is it natural, hell no. You have to make the choice if you're ok with cheating or just being the animal we all are. The cheating thing is a moral decision.
yes and no.
Humans are pair bonders.
Men, for example, the higher their testosterone levels the more they will be driven to wander and spread their DNA, but, at the same time, that high testosterone level will make them much more prone to more extreme mate guarding behaviour.
 

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Is fantasizing with pornography and masturbating considered cheating?
 
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