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MY HUSBAND WANTS A DIVORCE BUT STILL SLEEPS WITH ME

February 12, 2022 Vincent Mark Relationship


MY HUSBAND WANTS A DIVORCE BUT STILL SLEEPS WITH ME

When there are disagreements in a marriage and a couple is considering divorce,
there is generally a lot of emotion and doubts tend to enter into the situation.

A couple’s love, attraction, and affection are usually still present despite the
fact that they are going through a difficult period of time. Although this is
understandable, it can be challenging and confusing for couples who are
continually having a sexual relationship while planning a divorce.

In most situations, one party (in this case, the husband) wants a divorce while
the other wishes to work through the troubles in the marriage with the other. As
a result, continuing to have sexual relations with someone while you intend to
end your relationship can convey conflicting messages.

When it comes to his wife, the husband is clearly expressing his desire for
divorce. By sleeping with her, he is conveying a different message to his wife:
that he is attracted to her and desires to have a sexual relationship with her.

You’ll find out exactly what to think & do in this post if your hubby is getting
a divorce but you’re still sleeping together.

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MY HUSBAND WANTS A DIVORCE BUT STILL SLEEPS WITH ME


THINGS TO THINK ABOUT OR DO IF YOU’RE DIVORCING AND HE STILL WANTS TO HAVE
SEXUAL RELATIONS: 

One of the first things you should do is identify your sentiments regarding the
divorce. While it may appear that being sexual with your husband will prevent
him from leaving you, if you still have feelings for him and are unwilling to
let go of your marriage, it may appear that doing so will help you to avoid
divorce.

This is entirely understandable in this situation. Without a sure, it’s a
positive indication that he is still attracted to and interested in you.
However, the fact that you are both getting mixed signals is unjust to you both.
If he’s serious about seeking a divorce, it’s not fair for him to try to
manipulate your emotions.

Get to the bottom of why he wants to have a sexual relationship with you, and
find out whether or not he still loves you.

Does he believe the marriage can be saved? If he believes differently (or is
unwilling to try to restore the marriage), it is inappropriate to want you to
keep on having sex with him and then withdraw from your life – unless you both
consent to this.




CHOOSING TO LET GO VS. ATTEMPTING TO SEE IF THERE IS STILL SPARK: 

It is sometimes necessary to consider the circumstances in which the urge for
sex happened. Occasionally, a plea for sex comes in the form of “just this once
just for sake of old-time,” as a way to alleviate the sorrow of divorce. It can
be a good approach to measure whether or not the spark is still there.
Occasionally, it is a man’s attempt to obtain something for free.

It is critical that you assess the situation and determine exactly what is
taking place. The outcome will vary according to the couple, the persons, and
the circumstances involved in the situation.

Your decision on how to proceed is unquestionably going to be important.

When it comes to intimacy, two adults should have mutual consent and clear
intentions when in a healthy relationship. It is possible to be in harmony if
the two of you have made clear the meaning of sex and agree on it, given that
both of you are happy and clear about what you are looking for. However, this is
rarely the case.

Typically, the wife feels obligated to allow the intercourse because she wants
to salvage the marriage, meanwhile the husband may have a different motive.
Alternatively, the husband may be apprehensive about seeking a divorce and is
attempting to determine whether the spark is still there. You should discuss
this with your husband, especially if you are unhappy with the sex or feel that
it is causing you to lose control of the relationship. If you really want to
earn your husband’s respect, you must speak out for yourself.

Talk to your husband and tell him that you still love him, want to have sex with
him, and are happy that he’s still interested in you.

But, once again, it’s unjust to ask you this while you’re getting divorced. You
should inquire about whether or not he still has feelings for you and whether he
is willing to work to make things work in the relationship.


HAVING SEX WITH YOUR HUSBAND MAY BE A GOOD INDICATION BECAUSE IT SHOWS THAT HE
STILL FINDS YOU APPEALING.

However, getting intimate in this scenario is impossible when you are aware that
he may be considering divorcing you. Rather than enabling him to have power in
the relationship and feeling resentful, utilize this to start a conversation
about how you both feel about working on the marriage to improve it or divorce.


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My Husband Wants a Divorce But Still Sleeps With Me by Vincent Mark


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