“With the birthday, for example, she was putting in all this effort,” he said of the festivities. The orgy, he added in his bewildering confession, was ruined by all his wife’s planning beforehand. His reasoning? He wanted “zero responsibility” and “spectacular, enthusiastic and genuine” sex without putting in work. While she tried to convince Mau to “wait for the weekend,” he demanded the party be canceled, searched for his passport and jetted abroad. “He said to me that I was barking up the wrong tree and I wasn’t listening and wasn’t getting it.” Mau explained he wanted sex that he didn’t have to put any work into, unlike his birthday party planning. “I have been unsuccessful for 20 years and two years ago I pulled out all the stops,” Annie said in the third episode, which aired in the UK on BBC2, revealing the kinky soiree. In Showtime’s “Couples Therapy,” Annie (left) and Mau rehash an old birthday disagreement, bewildering fans. Instead, he ditched the fetish-fantasy fête, which would have included threesomes, a dominatrix and even costumes, and fled to Italy by himself, sans wife. Orna Guralnik.ĭuring one session in particular, the duo brought up a celebration from years prior when Mau canceled his birthday bash - yes, the orgy - because it was “too meticulously planned.” Philadelphia-based Annie and Mau are one of four couples on the Showtime reality series “ Couples Therapy,” which shows struggling marriages remedied by therapist Dr. “Couple’s Therapy” viewers are astonished at a husband who flew solo to Italy for his birthday, all while his wife was planning his dream orgy as a gift. I’m a relationship expert – here’s why you and your partner always argue Psychologist says this red flag can show the relationship is doomed I’m a parenting expert and this is how you should talk to kids about sex Mars in Capricorn will make your sex life extra horny
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