Today, Redditor throwwwwaway29 posted a file she says her husband sent to her email during her taxi ride to the airport to catch a flight for a ten-day business trip. The Excel spreadsheet enumerates the occasions he initiated sex with her in the past five weeks (plus one day, an added bonus). Her "verbatim" responses to said initiations are included in the record. She writes,
"Yesterday morning, while in a taxi on the way to the airport, Husband sends a message to my work email which is connected to my phone. He's never done this, we always communicate in person or by text. I open it up, and it's a sarcastic diatribe basically saying he won't miss me for the 10 days I'm gone. Attached is a SPREADSHEET of all the times he has tried to initiate sex since June 1st, with a column for my "excuses", using verbatim quotes of why I didn't feel like having sex at that very moment. According to his 'document', we've only had sex 3 times in the last 7 weeks, out of 27 "attempts" on his part."
The wife requests guidance from other Redittors, since her husband has not responded to her repeated attempts to contact him since.
There is no end to the things one could say about this situation. I guess I'll go with "at least he's well organized."
Who wants his old thing anyway? I have a young sailor who takes care of me when I feel the need - he's a little clumsy, but very eager to please.
Southsidecharlie brought up a good point about this. We can infer from some of her answers that he is picking times where she would naturally have a good reason to not be in the mood, such as right after dinner or right after hitting the gym. But we can't know for sure unless he is willing to commit to some introspection and be open about it.
I don't understand why it seems like you can only accept an explanation of the dilemma if the responsibility is all on one person or the other. It's a relationship, most of the time the issue is being produced from things done wrong on both sides.