"In our marriage agreement, the most critical clause is that we won't have children," my spouse looked intently at me, his eyes ablaze with a heated expression. "Initially, we agreed upon a five-year arrangement, after which our commitment would end," he continued, "I believed we were in harmony on this point. No offspring to bind us, and then we go our separate ways." I nodded, confirming, "Yes, that's precisely what I understand, and I fully agree." But then, he proceeded to remove every condom from the nightstand, handling them with an intense scrutiny. As he tossed each one carelessly onto the bed, a sense of betrayal was evident in his tone. "So, how do you justify this?" he growled, his voice heavy with accusations.
