nucmednet Chapter 1255
Chapter 1255
Although Wei Wu had already said that he was being presumptuous in asking the question, Zeng Tai still felt it was too presumptuous after he finished speaking.
Is it more presumptuous for a stranger to suddenly ask about your and your wife's sex life?
Seeing that Zeng Tai's expression was a bit off, Wei Wu guessed the reason and quickly said:
"Please don't be offended, Lord Zeng. I just had a rough idea of why your wife is like this, which is why I asked."
"If Lord Zeng is willing, I can apologize to you, and I will pretend that I never asked about this matter."
Wei Wu was like this: if he thought someone was good, he would be a very reasonable person.
If he dislikes someone, he will definitely not reason with that person, regardless of whether they are reasonable or not.
From their first meeting, Wei Wu had a good impression of Zeng Tai, and the two never had any conflicts.
Moreover, the question he asked was indeed somewhat presumptuous, after all, this is ancient times, not later times, and the world is not as open-minded.
As for why Wei Wu asked that question, it was mainly because Zeng Tai's description was so vivid: at night, in a dream, he was digging a hole in the wall.
He was filled with negative emotions, but his wife was gentle and tender. As a lecherous old man, Wei Wu couldn't help but think in that direction.
In this day and age, due to the constraints of social environment and dogma, such things cannot be discussed openly.
However, in later generations, anyone who has ever used the internet knows that women, like men, also have these needs.
Moreover, women have a greater need for this than men, especially after the age of thirty, when they become incredibly ravenous.
When needs arise but are not met, both men and women tend to become irritable.
According to Zeng Tai, when he was worried about money, he dreamed of digging holes in the wall, but after he was no longer worried about money, he stopped digging holes.
Based on this premise, Wei Wu had reason to believe that Lady Zeng Tai became irritable precisely because he stopped dreaming.
As for Zeng Tai, he was indeed somewhat bothered by the question Wei Wu asked, since the intimate details of a couple's sexual life were known only to outsiders.
But when he heard Wei Wu say that he probably knew the reason for his wife's change, he didn't mind so much anymore.
To be honest, he had suffered a lot of injustice and grievances at home during this time, and he felt upset but didn't know why.
It's even starting to affect his attendance at court and his shifts. Now he just wants to resolve the problems at home as soon as possible to avoid further disruption.
Therefore, after Wei Wu finished speaking, Zeng Tai hesitated for a moment before replying in a low voice:
"Don't laugh at me, but I'm over forty now and I've long been unable to have sex with my wife. It's been many years since I've had sex with her."
Got it!
Case solved.
After hearing Zeng Tai's answer, Wei Wu was almost certain of his guess: it was because Zeng Tai's wife's needs had not been met.
The reason is actually quite simple: if the couple had always maintained a habit of not having sex, things wouldn't have turned out this way.
It was because Zeng Tai had a dream and did some things he didn't even know he was doing that he suddenly opened Pandora's box.
His wife had become accustomed to the darkness, but he suddenly gave her a ray of light. As the saying goes, it's hard to go from luxury to frugality!
Having made up his mind, Wei Wu did not speak immediately, but silently considered how to say it.
Then, under Zeng Tai's expectant yet somewhat doubtful gaze, Wei Wu slowly spoke:
"Lord Zeng, what I'm about to say may be a bit blunt, but the truth is that both men and women have needs in sexual matters."
“When needs are not met, emotions become irritable, and your wife may have become like that because of this.”
After Wei Wu finished speaking, Zeng Tai did not agree but instead frowned and shook his head.
"Impossible. We haven't had much sex for several years, and my wife wasn't as...irritable back then."