50% Of Wives Say spouse isn’t Best Sex they’ve had

[Misfit]

Poll: Women don't marry the best sex of their lives - MSN Living

Bad news, husbands. Although you may consider yourself to be your wife's most exciting sex partner, chances are the honor actually lies with one of her ex-lovers.

A recent study from iVillage found that less than half of married women describe their husband as their best sex ever. Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said an ex was better in bed than their current spouse. Sound dismal? That's not the worst of it.

The website surveyed 2,000 married women with a 60/40 split of those with and without children.

If the lackluster sex isn't bad enough, the poll found that 66 percent of married women would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than have sex with a spouse.

 

[PJumper]

Poll: Women don't marry the best sex of their lives - MSN Living

Bad news, husbands. Although you may consider yourself to be your wife's most exciting sex partner, chances are the honor actually lies with one of her ex-lovers.

A recent study from iVillage found that less than half of married women describe their husband as their best sex ever. Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said an ex was better in bed than their current spouse. Sound dismal? That's not the worst of it.

The website surveyed 2,000 married women with a 60/40 split of those with and without children.

If the lackluster sex isn't bad enough, the poll found that 66 percent of married women would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than have sex with a spouse.

Yet they expect half of their spouse's earning's for alimony payments after divorce after their husbands get tired of their non-compliance. Alimony should be pro-rated for the effort put out by the husband or wife, and limited to the number of years they were married, not for life even they're already have a permanent co-habitant.

 

[vraiblonde]

Depends on what's important to you, what you end up married to. I think a lot of women settle for less than stellar sex in exchange for earning potential and other husband type qualities. I wouldn't even date a guy who was a bad kisser, let alone couldn't hold his own in the rack.

Since I spent the last two days busting on Larry Gude, I'll give a him a TMI shout out right now:

He is an uber-stud.


I can't vouch for his performance these days, but back when he was THE MAN. There were many times when that was the only thing I liked about him.

 

[Radiant1]

I wouldn't even date a guy who was a bad kisser, let alone couldn't hold his own in the rack.

Please tell me that's a typo. If not, it's kind of funny.

 

[vraiblonde]

Please tell me that's a typo. If not, it's kind of funny.

Are you serious?

 

[Radiant1]

Are you serious?

Yeah, I always say something's kind of funny and laugh when I'm being serious.

"Honey, if you can't hold your own in the rack I'm afraid we have no future."

 

[Toxick]

Are you serious?

It does present an ambiguity.
Between the sheets, or between the teats?






I, personally, won't lose sleep without an answer, but that is a big matza ball hanging out there.

 

[Radiant1]

It does present an ambiguity.
Between the sheets, or between the teats?






I, personally, won't lose sleep without an answer, but that is a big matza ball hanging out there.

And see, that wasn't even the rack I was thinking of! Double entendre!

 

[vraiblonde]

Okay, you people have seriously never heard someone say they were going to "hit the rack" when going to bed for the night??? It is a variation of "hit the sack", which perhaps you haven't ever heard either. Or "hit the hay", which may be confusing as well.

I throw up my hands in despair.

 

[jetmonkey]

Poll: Women don't marry the best sex of their lives - MSN Living

Bad news, husbands. Although you may consider yourself to be your wife's most exciting sex partner, chances are the honor actually lies with one of her ex-lovers.

A recent study from iVillage found that less than half of married women describe their husband as their best sex ever. Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said an ex was better in bed than their current spouse. Sound dismal? That's not the worst of it.

The website surveyed 2,000 married women with a 60/40 split of those with and without children.

If the lackluster sex isn't bad enough, the poll found that 66 percent of married women would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than have sex with a spouse.

You're doing it wrong

 

[Radiant1]

Okay, you people have seriously never heard someone say they were going to "hit the rack" when going to bed for the night??? It is a variation of "hit the sack", which perhaps you haven't ever heard either. Or "hit the hay", which may be confusing as well.

I throw up my hands in despair.

I have heard of hay and sack, but never heard rack used that way. Is that a midwest term or something?

 

[jetmonkey]

I have heard of hay and sack, but never heard rack used that way. Is that a midwest term or something?

military

 

[Toxick]

Okay, you people have seriously never heard someone say they were going to "hit the rack" when going to bed for the night???

I've heard the term rack for many things. That is one of them. I often use the word rack when referring to a bed also. I was just in the conversation for the funny.

 

[Gilligan]

Depends on what's important to you, what you end up married to. I think a lot of women settle for less than stellar sex in exchange for earning potential and other husband type qualities. I wouldn't even date a guy who was a bad kisser, let alone couldn't hold his own in the rack.

Since I spent the last two days busting on Larry Gude, I'll give a him a TMI shout out right now:

He is an uber-stud.


I can't vouch for his performance these days, but back when he was THE MAN. There were many times when that was the only thing I liked about him.

As a consequence of reading Larry's many posts the last few years, there are some things about him that pique my curiosity.











That was not one of them.

 

[MadDogMarine]

Poll: Women don't marry the best sex of their lives - MSN Living

Bad news, husbands. Although you may consider yourself to be your wife's most exciting sex partner, chances are the honor actually lies with one of her ex-lovers.

A recent study from iVillage found that less than half of married women describe their husband as their best sex ever. Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said an ex was better in bed than their current spouse. Sound dismal? That's not the worst of it.

The website surveyed 2,000 married women with a 60/40 split of those with and without children.

If the lackluster sex isn't bad enough, the poll found that 66 percent of married women would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than have sex with a spouse.

" 66 percent of married women would rather read a book"
Not any more. They are into porn and dating hookup sites.
However they do keep their pensioned and health insuranced hubbies as a security blanket.
Dating has made significant changes from when I was a young man.

 

[Bann]

I've heard it called a rack all my life. Sleeping in the rack is military terminology. :shrug:

 

[Radiant1]

I've heard it called a rack all my life. Sleeping in the rack is military terminology. :shrug:

I must be an anomaly.

 

[GURPS]

I often use the word rack when referring to Sweater Puppies.

:fixed:

 

[stockgirl]

I must be an anomaly.

I've never heard it either. My father was a Navy brat and my grandfather retired USN. :shrug:

 

[vraiblonde]

Dating has made significant changes from when I was a young man.

You know, I thought that too, but it's all in who/what you choose. Similar to that married sex thing, if you choose to date people who have some civilization to them, that's what you'll get. If you settle for some tard who wants to "hook up" and "hang out", that's what you'll get.

So, to my relief, dating hasn't really changed much since I was younger; it's the number of hook up idiots that have increased and make it seem so. If someone wants that dingbat in the video, that's what they'll get.