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Input: My husband and I had made verbal plans to have sex after watching a movie last night. We are a very sexual couple and often have sex 2-3 times a day or more. He’s awesome in bed and we have really similar high sex drives. 

Well, we watched Hannibal, with me seeing it for the first time. He really wanted me to keep my eyes open as much as I could, instead of closing them or looking away during gory parts. Which I get, it’s part of the story. I did find the movie compelling and enjoyed it, but I also had to run to the bathroom to throw up during the climactic scene. (Y’know, the brain thing, not to give massive spoilers.)

So afterward, he wanted to jump straight to having sex and I just couldn’t fathom the idea. Whatever the dead opposite of turned on is, that’s what I was feeling.  I told him I could get in the mood if I had some time to “come down” from the movie, but he got really upset with me and we got in a fight instead of having sex. I know he feels insecure and rejected when I change my mind about having sex, and I’m truly sorry he feels that way, but I was SO turned off by all the violence. Am I the asshole for breaking our plans because I wasn’t feeling it? 

not wanting to have sex after watching Hannibal