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send a message saying that your husband isn’t interested in a skank. tell her she clearly isn’t trustworthy and if she contacts you or your husband again you will be forced to seek legal advise
“Still feels the need to have sex with other women” That is not generally true.
I can't speak for every other man, but for myself, as someone who is married to the love of my life and doesn't ever want to be with any other woman, but still occasionally dabbles in porn watching, that's not the case at all. It's a tool that helps fire the neurons and get the sexual fuel flowing. Men and women are on average pretty different in how they get turned on. For a lot of men, porn brain is as simple as “Caveman brain, hot woman, sexy times, Unga bunga, blood flowing to penis, want sexy touches.” Then after ejaculation, it's all gone and the desire goes with it. Back to empty-ball post-nut clarity and every day life. They're watching the performer(s) and getting aroused. They generally aren't imagining scenarios where they are with other women, cheating, or finding others more attractive. It helps to rub out a quick one and get on with your day.
Now, that said, if you have boundaries regarding porn and he's knowingly overstepping them, that's a different issue. That's not about the porn, that's about not respecting your boundaries or you in your relationship. Especially if it begins to actually affect your relationship or your sex life.
I'm not defending his actions if he's crossing those boundaries, but I hope I could at least shed some light on how porn works for the average guy. It's not as complicated or deep as a lot of people think.
send a message saying that your husband isn’t interested in a skank. tell her she clearly isn’t trustworthy and if she contacts you or your husband again you will be forced to seek legal advise
“Still feels the need to have sex with other women” That is not generally true.
I can't speak for every other man, but for myself, as someone who is married to the love of my life and doesn't ever want to be with any other woman, but still occasionally dabbles in porn watching, that's not the case at all. It's a tool that helps fire the neurons and get the sexual fuel flowing. Men and women are on average pretty different in how they get turned on. For a lot of men, porn brain is as simple as “Caveman brain, hot woman, sexy times, Unga bunga, blood flowing to penis, want sexy touches.” Then after ejaculation, it's all gone and the desire goes with it. Back to empty-ball post-nut clarity and every day life. They're watching the performer(s) and getting aroused. They generally aren't imagining scenarios where they are with other women, cheating, or finding others more attractive. It helps to rub out a quick one and get on with your day.
Now, that said, if you have boundaries regarding porn and he's knowingly overstepping them, that's a different issue. That's not about the porn, that's about not respecting your boundaries or you in your relationship. Especially if it begins to actually affect your relationship or your sex life.
I'm not defending his actions if he's crossing those boundaries, but I hope I could at least shed some light on how porn works for the average guy. It's not as complicated or deep as a lot of people think.
Break up. The kid thing alone. Break up.
Just break up. You don’t have to stay with him forever. He will put in debt too.