And what's the penalty for not "accommodating" often enough to fulfill the "contract"?
Suppose she does break this supposed "contract" - what then?
Go home
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Suppose she thought she had a contract not to be used for sex against her desire or will - is the husband bound to abide by that - or is his version of the contract the only one that counts?
That would be a stupid contract why get married , what about getting pregnant and have some children
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Because this sounds like a point of view the wife might not share: I think it means rape, and that marriage does not have anything to do with the meaning of rape.
A wife is a wife and not a stranger , so if you don't want to share then go home
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We have posters who considers the fact that boys like girls to be a reason to keep the girls well away from them - because if a boy likes a girl, he will of course be likely to rape the girl if he has the chance. And the obvious example is marriage, where the boy liked the girl a whole lot, but the girl has contracted to be used for sex whenever the boy wants so we don't have to keep them apart - because there is no such thing as rape, when there is a contract like that.