In this case, the woman is suing her husband (I guess ex-husband) because he couldn't get it up.charlou wrote:If a person isn't sexually satisfied they sue someone else?
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In all honesty, I feel like that's an outdated reason to sue. I think it's fair to divorce over that condition because in many cases marriage is about sexual fidelity. For me, I think it's okay to be married to person A and have sex with person B. I acknowledge that legal precedent would poke many holes in my stance if someone went for a "fault divorce" based on adultery. If I were the husband and there were other emotionally positive reasons to stay married, I'd work on that angle.
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