Yes, both spouses should ask about these things before deciding if they are with the right person for marriage.
sɛҳuąƖ history affects both the male and female's ability to pairbond and can lead to adverse relationship outcomes. More so for the women with experience than the man.
There is also a power dynamic which makes it worse for women who have played that field compared with men.
The power dynamic, intimacy reduced to a teacher-pupil relationship, everything she learned, learned from other men, other men that probably didn't had to commit as much as hubby to get access to the same intimacy he is experiencing, and sometimes he gets even less than said gentlemen, people like this usually marry the first girl that gave them attention (because of low self-esteem, and never have been noticed before, they fear loneliness so they grab onto the first glimpse of attention and never let go), and the girl in question is usually settling, and I'd say there could be much more to add
There is also the cases of STDs, both men and woman can have these but women are more are risk then men.
There is also has to do with the value each partner brings to the table, if a woman expects a man to provide don't be surprised if the man wants a woman who brings herself to the table (aka no past).
Men get jealous and quite disgusted knowing the woman they love urm 'played with' other man, and women also get jealous though in a different manner, men tend to get more disgusted with a woman's past, while woman tend to worry more about being abandoned for other girls (or past girls who might suddenly reappear and steal their husbands).
Topic: Does a potential spouse have a right to know sɛҳuąƖ history before marriage? (Read 54982 times)