I wonder if he's lied about the bi thing to the woman before. I don't think I've been involved with anyone romantically who I haven't chatted about my sexual history with. I don't think it's necessary, but I think it'd be hard to avoid.

Wait... He's only concerned about disclosing his own sexuality? His history with his Girlfriend's father ISNT the issue? Or is my reading comprehension terrible? I'm confused.

Why doesn’t Katie just realize that her opinion is irrelevant here? Clay’s not talking about women like her. He’s talking about attractive, young, single women with disposable income who like sports. You know, like Clay Travis’s mysterious alter ego.

Want more clicks? Should have used “annihilates” rather than “devastates.” Come on guys, maximize those pageviews!

I appreciate anyone that can make fun of themselves, tbh.

Seriously. Common as Lionel Richie? Come on, people. We need this as a civilization.

Your marriage sounds a lot like my marriage, except that I'm only 6 months in. And I wouldn't say we like to be alone—but we often like to be together doing different things. I'd say most evenings we watch TV together except I am on the couch mostly watching TV and kind of being on my computer while my husband is…

Especially since all of the reasons basically boiled down to that one thing.

I do know a handful of couples hitting big anniversaries who met and married when they were late teens. It's a rare success story but definitely possible. That said, I am SOOO thankful I didn't end up married to any of the men I was dating at age 18/19/20 all the way up to age 27.

Oh, and also, we do fight sometimes and sometimes feel really incompatible. But it seems like this guy expects relationships to be perfect when they become the "sacrament" of marriage. Nope. People are messy, life is messy. One reason we are happy is we don't put that amount of pressure on each other. I have to…

Me and my gay husband (it's okay, I'm a gay husband myself) have been together for 22 years, and yes, we worked hard at being successfully together. It means listening and accepting, examining and thinking, practicing kindness to each other (and to ourselves as well). Sometimes it means putting someone else's needs…

I'm the same age as this dude and got married quite young (24), and yet here we are, happily coming up on our 5th anniversary. Yes, we spend too much time looking at screens and not communicating and we don't have sex a lot. We don't spend that much time together, because we're the sort of people who like being…

One of the best pieces of advise I got before I married my wonderful wife was that this was essentially the beginning of a new relationship and that it would take work on a daily basis. And it does. If you arent willing to work with this person on improving each other (separately and together) then dont do it, and…

Meanwhile, what your lover should really be attracted to is your heart.

This guy is a narcissistic creep who cheated on his wife and is trying to make a career out of essentially VagueBooking that she didn't put out enough. Why do people keep publishing him?! He's not even a good writer.

So basically because he's an emotionally distant attention whore my marriage won't work?

His theory is odd to begin with, but it's especially odd given what appears to be the history of the relationship. From the dates listed, this couple dated for 8 years, married, and then seemingly split up no more than a year after the wedding.

If you've got a problem with the lack of sex, your partner's social media use or the fact that they don't clean the house enough, you don't sit down and declare marriage dead for everyone.

If I were this twatmonkeys ex-wife, it would be hard to decide whether to a) punch him in his smarmy ass-chin face (🍑) or b) just be ever so fucking thankful I was no longer married to him.

I love it that D'Ambrosio states sex is *the* most important thing in a relationship, for HIM. Then winding up his sex discussion, he says the thing your *partner* should be really attracted to, is your heart. Which is it? Or let me think, is it that: