Emotional Infidelity Marriage
Wednesday, June 8th, 2011
Would you consider it infidelity if your husband/wife?
If you husband or wife declined to be “intimate” with you, would you consider it an act Of Infidelity?
No medical problems. No emotional problems. No relationship problems.
But, s/he simply doesn’t find it to be important. Maybe once every two 6-8 weeks.
Over the years, it slowly declined.
Would you conside that infidelity (unfaithfulness) to your marriage vows?
YES, if it is VOLUNTARY — not medical.
There are certain RESPONSIBILITIES in marriage. Adopting celibacy is not living up to the marriage vows.
What if the husband decided to work only occasionally?
Or, stay with his parents and only come home occasionally?
Would that be living up to the marriage vows?
The marriage vows imply that certain responsibilities WILL (not might) be met — there will be a special “relationship.”
—- unless they both agree to change those expectations.
So, YES, it is an act of UNFAITHFULNESS (or infidelity) to the marriage commitments for either to live elsewhere, refuse support, become abusive, or adopt CELIBACY in marriage — unless both parties agree.
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