The Negative Interference Case

In the marriage case, I wonder about a couple of variants. The one might be your partner says, I no longer want to have sex with you,. And I don't think you're entitled tohave sex with anyone else either. In other words, does the mirror entrance to sex club entitle you to sex from someone because that sort of a tacit implication of you handing over your fee or going to a brothel? So I know the sex columnist Dan Savage took the view under those conditions: Your right has been unreasonably interfered with.