Does the Husband has a right over a Wife's body?

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sayma

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Posted: 9 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: Bolly*_Crazed
The fact that you even find the need to ask such a question shows how uneducated you are...

I think it has to do more with his upbringing rather than education. What a weirdo

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AllBlacks1

@AllBlacks1

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Posted: 9 years ago

#62

Well, You just gotta ask your wifey..

She said we can do more.. for another baby.. and have so much fun in the process.

She also said, "you are mine, your body and all your assets are mine, it only takes a minute to arouse you and make you my slave.."..

I am okay with that 😳

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DirtyMartini

@Grumpydwarf24

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Posted: 9 years ago

#63

It's marital rape.. I haven't seen the PC scene.. If her hubby anyway pressurized her than that's wrong too

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cory

@cory

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Posted: 9 years ago

#64

Yes he does. So does the wife. But you gotta take care of a man's urges who are much more sexual unless you have a valid excuse like you're really sick unwell.

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870349

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Posted: 9 years ago

#65

Does wife have right over Husbands body ???

Can a man just go do whatever and whoever with his body and not tell his wife 😉😉

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return_to_hades

@return_to_hades

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Posted: 9 years ago

#66

Originally posted by: Maroon5.0
Can a man just go do whatever and whoever with his body and not tell his wife 😉😉

As an individual with agency any human has the right to do as they please with their body. People have the personal right to cheat.

Ethically and legally the matter is different. Part of a committed relationship whether legal or just social involves that a person not share their body and/or emotions with someone outside the relationship. Doing so breaks social and legal contracts. That person then has to pay the cost of a broken contract.

No one owns your body. You can have legally consensual sex with whomever you please. But you have to accept the fact that you may lose other social and legal privileges you have as part of a relationship.

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Angel-likeDevil

@Angel-likeDevil

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Posted: 9 years ago

#67

It's a difficult issue to talk about. Because, it has many angles and points to take into factor.

To answer your question in one word - no.

But then, the real question now arises - how are we, people from outside to judge? I'm sorry, my english is poor and IDK how.. anyway, I will write.

It is hard to decide on such issues, other than giving full protection for woman, to walk out of such a marriage and put a restraining order on husband.

Lots of things happens, between two people, especially in a space where no one can say or support or protect either of the parties****, unless it can be medically proven that a woman has been raped - that too by the husband, AFTER the commitment of the act, which is sad.

But to prevent such acts, I think a good punishment - will act as a deterrent against such incidents from happening. But then, the heartbreaking part is.. one incident is enough to traumatize a woman for life.

**** - I put this over there because I wanted to expand on why I said either of the parties -

1) Human - man or woman are prone to lying. There have been cases where woman because of her own personal reasons lies and makes a false complaint on husband... some go to the lengths of inflicting self-injuries.

2) Man will be loving, coax her into bed with him, but may rape her out of anger on something. Say, she accepted and all - some may even say it's a norm for them - rough and all. Okay I will stop, you get the idea :D

and so on... the space between two people and what happens between them, is known only to them - especially, in such issues. Women feel strong when society supports her personal choices, and relegates it to her personal life. Woman is empowered not just when she can take a stand, but when she is also supported by society.

Peace.

😆

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Angel-likeDevil

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Posted: 9 years ago

#68

Also.. on having a right.. IDK, I should read up the Indian law. Does it say anywhere that a man shall not be denied carnal pleasures for more than 1 month(?), after the date of marriage? 😆

I'm serious though. I remember reading something like that... or maybe it was an argument, IDK.

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1095612

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Posted: 9 years ago

#69

yes no1 has ryt over their partner's body, but after several mnths after marriage, partner is still denying sex, then that person shouldn't have married at the first place😆 making love is a big part of marriage simple as that but it shouldn't be forced. but u have to think of partner's wishes also...

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 9 years ago

#70

Originally posted by: bosskibiwi
yes no1 has ryt over their partner's body, but after several mnths after marriage, partner is still denying sex, then that person shouldn't have married at the first place😆making love is a big part of marriage simple as that but it shouldn't be forced. but u have to think of partner's wishes also...

Kanjoo, jab tak Tera UN change Nai ho jaata, Boss ke Aise topics pe reply mat kar 😆

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