A money jar with honey may save money but could harm relationships.

Picture being terrible in bed to the point where you need to compensate your partner for it.

September 2nd 2024.

A money jar with honey may save money but could harm relationships.
Social media was abuzz with shock and disbelief as a unique money-saving tactic used by a husband was revealed. While we all appreciate creative ways to save money, this particular approach seemed to cross a line for many commenters. The story was shared on Facebook by The Kelly Mac Show, and it quickly gained attention as people expressed their distaste for the method.

According to the post, the husband had come up with a plan to boost their savings by using a "honey money jar." The idea was that every time his wife "gave him some," he would put $20 into the jar. This money would then be used for her birthday trip, which she often complained about being repetitive and cheap.

As the host, Kelly, shared her disbelief at the admission, the couple assured her that it was indeed true. To make matters even more surprising, the jar had been in use since January and was already filled with several notes. Commenters were equally bemused by the story, with some even making jokes about the situation.

Many were quick to point out the concerning dynamics of the husband's plan. Some commented on the language used, such as "giving" and "some," which can be seen as objectifying and putting pressure on the wife to fulfill her "duty." Others highlighted the potential for the husband to use the jar as a way to control or coerce his wife into having sex.

Sex and relationships expert, Annabelle Knight, also weighed in on the matter, stating that if the jar is used as a means of coercion or encouragement for sex, it becomes a serious problem and must be stopped immediately. She also emphasized the importance of communication and mutual satisfaction in a healthy sexual relationship.

Knight offered practical tips for couples looking to spice things up in the bedroom, such as scheduling sex and trying new things. However, she also warned against using guilt or blame in conversations about intimacy, as it can create hurt feelings and further strain the relationship.

In the end, the success of a honey money jar depends on both partners being on board and using it as a positive and fun addition to their relationship. It can serve as a reminder to prioritize intimacy and can even be a way to gauge the health of a couple's sex life. But ultimately, intimacy should never feel like a chore or a transaction, and both partners should be equally responsible for maintaining a fulfilling sexual connection.

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