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I'm not talking about if you suspect he might be seeing someone else, but lets say their could be times where he's just wasn't in the mood for sex knowing he has to get up early in the morning for work.

I'm asking this question, cause most of the time wives will turn down sex from their husbands (whenever she's not in the mood), if it's okay for them then why not it can't be okay for husbands to do the same thing? It's a double standard.

Ladies have you ever had your man turn down sex at a specific moments? If so, how many times?

I don't know. It's not to say that I'm not interesting in women but all my life, I was never a sex-crazed moron like the vast majority of other men are. Even in the beginning of my puberty, I was never too excited about sex or looked very forward to it. Maybe it's because I'm assexual.

The thing that really annoys me is how a lot of other boys will assume that I'm "gay" because of it while other girls think I'm only "pretending" to be asexual just to "get into their pants".

Seriously, no one says a negative thing about asexual women so why is it that men have to face so many double standards, such as this for an example?