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Gunsmoke
I completely disagree. Sharing a loving relationship is not paying for sex.
The vast majority of couples are both working and sharing expenses, chores, responsibilities and sex. The analogy that marriage is legalized prostitution is just
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I completely disagree. Sharing a loving relationship is not paying for sex.
The vast majority of couples are both working and sharing expenses, chores, responsibilities and sex. The analogy that marriage is legalized prostitution is just arcane and outdated.
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This exactly. My husband and I pay our bills together. He doesn't individually put a roof over my head or anything else. My clothes come from my own percent of MY money allocated to me alone. The only thing he "buys" me is a present for a holiday out of his allocated percent of the funds.
I have sex with my husband because I want to, not based on who is paying the bills anyhow. If he was paying because I was out of work, I would not feel more obliged to have sex with him. It's marriage, not prostitution.
And no, I've never paid for sex, to answer the original question.