I did not tell her to "do" anything. I gave her options. She choose to stay married to me, and that means a normal sex life. She could have freely decided otherwise. |
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Yep I was at a Bunco event. Most of the women would love Anti-Viagra for the man OP!!
Truth be told that would be a big seller. |
I feel a need to advise other men with low-libido wives of how to save their marriage. |
No, mine was never lost. I dumped men who were bad in bed. I declined a marriage offers because of bad sex. Intimacy and sex were taught to be important by both parents, so it is not something I compromise on. I see the other end of the conversation that you are not hearing from women. For many, not all, its all a part of the game of marriage. |
+1. This might work for some women, but by and large, the women who just want to be left alone or to go to sleep aren't going to love this lengthy procedure. |
Nope you threatened her. She only has sex with you because she "has" too. |
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Women use low libido as an excuse.
Every woman I've known who said this ended up having an affair. All along, the problem wasn't low libido; it was lack of sexual attraction to their spouse. Barring a health or mental health issue (e.g., painful sex, cancer, or severe depression), the issue is often that, while the woman likes her husband and may even love him, she just no longer feels sexually excited about him. She may even truly believe it's just low libido... until she meets a guy who does excite her. But if her marriage is otherwise good and stable and financially good, she won't leave her husband. I'm sure that sounds harsh, but I'm just going by a number of situations I've seen, female friends and relatives. The problem is that other women will encourage the self-delusion that it's low libido by insisting that women just aren't sexual or naturally lose interest in sex. That's not true. Again, health or mental health issues are different. If your wife is suffering from depression or another illness or is taking medication that has side effects, then what I've said above does not apply. |
No kidding. A major turn off. Take the wife on a nice 7 day cruise. See if anything develops, BUT DON'T PRESSURE. Why don't people learn to use better psychology. When you pressure or threatened it has the opposite effect. You also lose trust. |
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I cut off my husband too. Not for any of the multiple reasons stated above. He's free to pursue any booty he wants AFTER I get my half of his s and file for divorce.
He's still here, clean and obedient. |
It's all a game. Instead of insisting that the men improve their performance or work on other issues, the women play games with sex. Also, men can have excellent performance once divorced . . . they know their single partners will not tolerate their poor performance and remain in the relationship. |
Why did you cut him off? |
Yep, as long as he is not trolling the sites, internet boards and dating sites, you can have him. |
Each to their own. At least you know what you want. I only dated men who were good earners and responsible. Most important criteria for me. I also wouldn't date anyone who put sex #1 in a marriage. Happily married for many years. |
I don't know...I think there is something to it... A lot of women want intimacy with their husbands without the pressure to have sex. Many times it's just awkward having sex with someone you no longer do it with regularly. Doing some of these steps outlined above might help some couples feel more comfortable or desired .... |
DH and DW need a heart to heart. If indeed the children's needs have drained the libido, then DH has to find a way to help. Hire a part time nanny. Hire a cleaning service. Do whatever necessary to give her more time and reduce the stress, I have experienced exactly as you described. What I wanted was not necessarily sex, but for her to want me sexually. Yes, if I whine and complain, she will acquiesce, but with all the excitement of cleaning another food mess. Nine months without any sexual activity, so I understand too well. |