There should DEFINATELY be sexual attraction! If it's not there, you won't survive. Don't sell yourself short thinking your mind will change. There is someone out there that was meant for you--someone you're attracted to that has all those qualities you're looking for. It just might take a little longer to find her than you think. But yes, sex is very important--it's one of the only things that is just between the two of you. It's a special bond because you are the only one to see them in that state. To get married with no attraction, you are putting yourself at high risk of cheating and/or becoming divorced rather quickly. Don't do it!!
2006-10-13 18:29:34
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answered by MACmommy 2
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I can only say that she must have a motherly function for you, judging on the details to your situation.
Is that what you want, a wife who is just your best friend, cook, cleaner or whatever? Or, do you want to have kids and wife you love?
If it is a family you are looking for i would follow your gut instinct, your repugnance is there for a reason. Try sex maybe to find out if your repugnance is still there? Sex is very important in a marriage, try talking to your girlfriend about it. If you do not try you will never know!
2006-10-13 18:34:20
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answered by Gary H 3
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Call it off. NOW!!! Sex is pretty important. It's not the only thing, but if you are finding her repugnant already and you aren't even married yet, all the qualities you look for in a wife will eventually be everything she isn't. Call it off... Save yourself time and a the price of a divorce lawyer later on.
2006-10-13 18:32:17
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answered by Lori B 1
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DO NOT GET MARRIED!!!!!!!!! If you feel repugnant to her and you marry her just so you dont hurt her feeling it will hurt her more and worse in the long run. DO not get married. Tell her the truth because if you do not you will end up in a divorce and mayb e with kids. This will be far worse than being rejected before marriage. Plus it gives her the chance to find truwe love later without the stigma of divorce or cheating. Or worse still loving one you cant have. Be patient true love will come to you. Repugnance will lead to anger, resentment and worse.
2006-10-13 18:29:50
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answered by Lynnette G 2
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Having been married almost 20 years, I would have to say that sex is very important. But attraction is a very important but complex emotion. My husband is not the MOST attractive guy I've ever dated, but he has some of the best qualities a man could offer (as far as loyalty, honesty, trust), he respects me, and he's the backbone of the household even though he works a full time job. For those reasons, he is more attractive to me than when we first met, thus the passion gew with it. Call it "inner beauty" I don't know what it is for men. Consider that you may grow to love her more and more each day, more than you could ever imagine. And by marrying her you should commit to being faithful despite the fact she may not win any beauty pageant. Big decision to make
2006-10-13 18:34:19
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answered by Lesleann 6
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I'm not a fan of Bob Marley either.He was the poster boy for a generation of students and there were better artists around at the same time,imo-i.e Desmond Dekker,Toots Hibbert and Jimmy Cliff. MQ1-Buffalo Soldier (I do like the story behind that song) MQ2-I tend to stay away from compilations.Putting all the hits onto 1 album doesn't make the album a classic-it's usually done as either a get out clause for bands coming to the end of their contract,or as a shameless rip off aimed at the Christmas market. Bob Marley has 9 different compilation albums,The Beatles over 40...Dress it up as digitally remastered or as with a bonus disc of out takes,it all adds up to the same outcome-Fans being ripped off by greedy record companies. MQ3-Only in my doughnuts.... MQ4-No- i think you'll find it was Professor Plum,in the library,with the lead pipe......
2016-05-22 00:28:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Go for the gusto. If you don't find her attractive enough to marry why do it. All those ideas about what would make a good wife are baloney. get real, get out, have some fun you anal retentive fool. If you sit down to supper do you want just health food or do you want it to taste good? Would you eat a meal that was good for you according to a dietary plan but tasted repulsive? I sure wouldn't.
2006-10-13 18:32:08
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answered by Anonymous
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Good question. Best is to move on. However, the down side is starting over and you could find the perfect women but who can be a real witch who uses sex as a weapon. Trust me you can work through this whole issue. Enjoy her for what she is. Learn to appreciate love making and do not rush things. If she is perfect but has one flaw sort it out. She sounds like a wonderful women. Good luck my friend
2006-10-13 18:29:50
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answered by Charles Athole M 4
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Call the marriage off. It's too hard to make a marriage work without being attracted to the person. It's hard enough to be married when you ARE attracted to the person. Do yourself and her a favor and don't get married. She deserves to be with someone who thinks she's hot and you deserve to be with someone who you think is.
2006-10-13 18:28:30
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answered by Maggie 6
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if she felt that way about you, would you want her to marry you because you were a "good person?" you should not prolong the inevitable and get out while it's still fairly easy (ie. no kids yet or not any accumulated items to have to divide). it's not fair to you or her to drag it out. life's too short to be unhappy, especially by choice. your concern indicates that sex is important to you, so you answered your own question. it's pretty important to me and anyone i've been around. Remember, we are all animals. good luck.
2006-10-13 18:38:23
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answered by jules 3
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