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WHY MARRIAGES FAIL: FROM BAD TO WORSE
So, a situation once started, rapidly goes from bad to worse. Many women,
during pregnancy, or even many who are taking contraceptive measures
such as the contraceptive pill feel less inclined to participate in the
intimate side of marriage, and the sex act becomes either a chore or
entirely devoid of satisfaction. Instead of seeing the doctor and doing
something about it (and it is quite possible to get help in the form of
medication these days), they grumble, feel sorry for themselves, and
hate their partners all the more. Thus the marital situation
deteriorates.
Psychologically, hate readily breeds hate. It can smoulder on silently,
but may flare up often. Inevitably, matters become worse and worse.
Fights develop. Dissension, lack of feeling, lack of consideration for
each other, bring about the inevitable breach.
When sex does occur, it is often solely for male gratification. The more
this occurs, the less the wife enjoys it. Often it may make her feel
off-colour or quite ill. It may even hurt. With little emotional
interest, this can reflexly aggravate the condition. If pregnancy is
present, this may make it even worse. Aware that the domestic situation
is in a bad way, the husband often feels aggrieved, and will go out of
his way to find satisfaction in other sources. It may be sexually, but
often he resorts to alcoholic excesses in an attempt to make him feel a
real man (in his own eyes and those of his acquaintances). If he only
knew, it invariably makes him look more of an idiot than a man.
All this does little to help the domestic front. Arriving home often
late, disheveled, and frequently devoid of a good part of his weekly pay
packet (alcohol is not cheap, and poker machines and cigarettes are
expensive luxuries at present also), he is not very welcome. There is a
cold shoulder, an empty fridge,
and a
disgruntled spouse who is in no mood for fulfilling his sexual desires
(demands?), or even giving him a kindly word.
More fights inevitably result. The situation often stumbles on, going
from bad to worse. Sometimes the addition of a new baby will temporarily
ease the problems, but almost invariably the couple will get off on the
wrong track again.
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GENERAL HEALTH
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