08-12-2015, 04:51 PM
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Re: It takes all sorts
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Just sounds like two people different to the norm have found each other, she is as has been said Asexual I hope he is too and isn't just doing this for her as they have more chance of a lasting relationship if they are both similar.
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Julie, he said in the early days he admitted he hoped she would change her mind and allow sex.
The doll will likely be less important if/when they do have a child of their own.. Just hope people leave them alone as this is still a taboo and some people won't understand them.
That's not what they are saying at the moment. They said they want a little girl as they already have a son.
08-12-2015, 06:17 PM
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Re: It takes all sorts
That is rather a sad tale actually, the woman obviously needs help & her partner too. I couldn't imagine any man giving up sex completely for a woman. Nor condoning one of those scary new borns either. They are horrendous. As to the turkey baster I've never seen one but it sounds a bad idea to me.I certainly don't understand where she is coming from. I loved sex.
09-12-2015, 12:14 AM
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Re: It takes all sorts
Originally Posted by Tiffany
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That is rather a sad tale actually, the woman obviously needs help & her partner too. I couldn't imagine any man giving up sex completely for a woman. Nor condoning one of those scary new borns either. They are horrendous. As to the turkey baster I've never seen one but it sounds a bad idea to me.I certainly don't understand where she is coming from. I loved sex.
I definitely think they need help, too Tiffany, especially her.
I think he would have done better to go with her to see someone rather than buy her a doll.
I couldn't believe they are buying the doll christmas presents too. That's a bit too way out for me to understand.
09-12-2015, 12:43 AM
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Re: It takes all sorts
Originally Posted by opheila
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I see perhaps a closet case off her meds. But if they're happy together who are we to judge? Then again maybe they're just fishing for a reality show.
Maybe you're right, Opheila, or maybe they've gone public for the interview money, who knows.
What I don't feel right about though, is them bringing a real child into the equation.
Like I said earlier, the lady is desperate for a little girl, but I can't help but wonder what she would teach her daughter about "the birds and bees" if she hates it and it makes her feel so sick?
How would she explain why they have separate bedrooms?
How would she explain why she pushes a doll about in a pram in public?
If she says the doll is "her son", would she also tell the little girl that "the doll" is her brother?
The more I think about it, the more I wish her husband could get her help rather than encouraging her.
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