First and foremost, if being sexually unsatisfied and or desired leads to thinking about your ex boyfriend who used to have sex with you good makes you a terrible person when you have a husband or significant other. To make this issue even worse this story has unfolded in such a way where you thought the conclusion would be different. Cooper tried everything he could to please his wife Billie, he was just growing older and was very busy. He wanted to grow old with Billie And give her a good life and at every instance for the most part where he had to cheat he instead stayed loyal. While in the meantime his wife was just stuck on the obsession by her ex-boyfriend and by that point he was bound to cheat on her because she had put them through so much stress. Quite honestly I am surprised that Cooper didn't beat the crap out of Brad! Billie has a serious sex addiction that needed to chill. If she was unsatisfied with the sex to that point in degree was she still ended up cheating after she fixed the whole scenario she might as well just accept a divorce. Cooper wasn't super innocent in all of this of course but he was actually a good husband that did not do anything to get or deal with the scenario of his super sex addicted loving ex-boyfriend wife. She and him both brought their vows to each other and their dynamics. There was literally no point to their relationship in any logical format. One thing is for sure though I wasted time in my life watching this show. The need to feel desired should never go to that extent it is on necessary and no matter who or with who if the individual cheating should be dumped or divorced.
Review of Sex/Life
