I want a lover, badly, but it will never happen. Oh well, there are worse things. |
I feel ya sister, but I'm the H. I've made some lifestyle changes in my 40s that make me feel like a raging 20-something most days. Sadly, DW is not on the same page. I've been toying with the idea of seeking out an AP, but wouldn't even know where to start. |
High drive-my DW before wedding vows
Low drive-my DW after wedding vows |
Yep!! |
DH - I could have sex 2-3 times a day.
DW is at best, interested once per month. Painful. |
I think I'm pretty high drive when I'm in a relationship with the right person. In that case, I'd like to have sex multiple times per week and hopefully multiple times per night.
But when I'm not in a relationship---eh, there's not need to have sex just to have sex. I've not been dating anyone seriously for over a year and I haven't had sex in that time. It's not a big deal. |
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This is a great point. I consider myself high drive and my DW low drive. We were having starfish sex 2-3x a month and I fixated on the rejection (and had an affair, not proud of it, but there it is). I assumed I was a 10x per week drive. Once we got on a 2x per week rhythm, I was totally fine with it. |
With someone he's been married to 10-20 years? I buy it. |
Ours is once every SIX MONTHS. I am the wife. Husband never initiates. Seems uninterested/rejecting when I try to initiate. We are early 40s. Is he having an affair? |
What is starfish sex? |
High drive = the one of does the thrusting/riding
Low drive= the one who lies there |
Starfish sex- A woman laying back spread like a starfish. She looks pretty like a starfish but does nothing else. |
Probably a different dynamic in PP's marriage, but for me the long lead up has fallen by the wayside after too many rejections. It's fun and makes sex better when the long lead up actually leads to sex. But it makes the rejection sting that much more when attempts to flirt throughout the day are not well appreciated during the day and result in no sexual activity. A quick rejection at the end of the day isn't great, but it's much less painful than a rejection after a day of planning. |
Or mine. |