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Without sex, you'll go wrong.
Your wife will ask herself:
"He gives me love, but not sex.
"Love, food, clothing, everything,
"but not sex.
"What can I do with this man?"
What will happen to our home?
The home will collapse,
because after love must come sex.
And that's ultimately
why love exists.
Otherwise, there's nothing.
Oh, wow!
What a question to ask me...
If I've had lovers?
To be honest, I've never had any.
I haven't...
I went to parties,
but I didn't go to dances, because,
to tell you the truth,
I tried, but it didn't work.
So, I gave up.
When you marry someone,
you marry them as they are.
At a given moment,
you love them the way they are.
I had an accident.
I lost my arms and legs.
She didn't marry a guy
with no arms or legs.
But she stood it
for a number of years.
We ended up separating,
we got a divorce.
I had to start a new life.
It took me 3 years
to get over the break-up.
After 3 years, I said to myself:
"You can't stay on your own!"
So, I signed up on the internet
to a dating site.
At first, I just put a head shot.
The rest was a surprise.
I didn't show I had no arms or legs.
I had fun on the net,
but when I told people
about my handicap,
nobody answered me.
So, I announced my handicap
and one day, I met Suzanna.
There we are, love is possible.
We've been together for 8 years.
Suzanna has 3 girls, I have 2 boys.
We have a one-eyed dog,
4 cats, a guinea-pig.
It's one big reconstituted family.
Anything's possible.
I found love again.
And we really love each other.
I've been married to my husband
for 18 years now.
He has never said, "I love you,"
but I feel he does.
Sometimes,
eyes speak more than mouths.
When I was younger, I wondered
how people could live together
for so long,
without falling out of love.
I also couldn't imagine how people
could sleep
in the same bed for 20 years.
But it's not!
Every day,
I think,
"Yesterday, my love was weaker.
"Today, it's true love."
And then, a year goes by.
This love becomes even stronger.
When I go to bed at night,
I look at him and think,
if he died,
50 years, 49...
51 years.
My wife took seriously ill
just before we celebrated
our 50th wedding anniversary.
And she suffered terribly
for about 2 years
as an invalid.
For the last 2 years of her life,
I was her nurse,
I was her doctor, I was her friend,
I was her lover, I was her husband.
Everybody wanted me to get
a full-time nurse, day and night,
and she begged me not to.
She only wanted me to look after her.
And I did it by myself.
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