My husband of 3 years, has days every now and than that he does Speed, close our bedroom door, he's up all night watching porn, looking at his porn magazines.
Well considering I'm a man, I might be somewhat qualified to answer. My answer is, no not all men do speed and watch/read porn all night. Read/watch porn occasionally yes. Obsessively while doing drugs..no. He has a serious problem.
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My husband has never done speed or stayed up all night watching porn. I don't think he even looks at porn (except involuntarily on the net), but I don't really care if he does, since it has no detrimental effect on us.
I have been married for 4 years and my husband does not do that. In fact, I know of no man or woman, that does. I hope our responses so far has shed some light for you.
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I would think doing speed while clicking on porn all night would be EXHUASTING!
Only YOU can be in a position to evaluate if this is a relationship you want to remain in. I sure wouldn't. A little of this and that is acceptable. If it's interupting your normal relationship though.....it needs to be addressed. I would NOT consider it NORMAL!
Hun. Get this guy help. Now. Or you will end up as Desperately_Unhappy_Married_Woman.
This is not normal behavior, especially if he says it is. Porn is unnatural and speed... well, let's just say that I have seen what drug addiction can do to a marriage and a family and you do not want to go there.
Re: Question for WOMEN only..... It's a Wife issue.
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Originally posted by Married_Woman
Question for the married women...
My husband of 3 years, has days every now and than that he does Speed, close our bedroom door, he's up all night watching porn, looking at his porn magazines.
He says all men do that.
Does yours?
Thanks for answering...
D.
At the end of the day - if it bothers you and he doesn't stop - do something constructive about it!!!
Talk to him, talk to his friends, find out if there is an underlying issue maybe??
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