get it the virtue. She is satisfied. She is married and she is physically satisfied in

her marriage, but her husband has very little to do with it. She has literally taken things

into her own hands and she's like, well, I need him for and you will agree about it.

Dear Bert Show, first off, I love y'all and discovered y'all on Facebook during the pandemic.

Shout out to Kristen and Tommy from Joko, North Carolina. For those that don't know.

That's Johnston County, home of the Haminy Am festival.

The Marshtoker Bay was playing the last time I was there. I was so excited when I discovered

where Kentucky, Kristen landed and that was my on-year name in Raleigh.

Anyways, I was listening to the men's panel last Friday and it got me thinking about something

that is currently occurring in my marriage that I would like to get y'all's take on. I can

tell she's from North Carolina because of all the y'all's we've been so far in the

love it.

Low background, I, a 30-year-old female, had been married to my husband, a 33-year-old

male for almost two years. But we have been together eight. The beginning of our relationship

was all fun that basically involved Papa John's piano playing movies repeat. It was amazing.

And if you're a new Bert Show listener, sometimes we use piano playing as some what's really

physically happening in a bedroom because kids sometimes listen.

Now we are planning on starting a family and there is hardly any music encrotations in

our house. I had surgery in 2018 that had a major effect on my body long after the sutures

were healed.

Piano playing ranged from uncomfortable to downright painful. I lost all desire. Full stop

like a Ferrari on the Autobahn that break checks for an invisible squirrel.

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