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-are you sure there are no physical issues that have changed her sex drive?  
-are you not connected as much as you used to be? When was the last time you tried a new couples-only activity or hobby?     
-are you sure she isn't angry or resentful about something else?
-do you sincerely compliment her for both her looks and what she does for you and the family?[/quote]

OP here.
1. If there are physical issues, it's don't ask/don't tell.
2. We've been trying to do more of that, but running the household is a full time job that we do together.  Most of our couples-only time is in front of the TV after the kids are in bed.  
3. No, but I'd have no clue what it is.  I've certainly got my faults (we all do) but when I look around, the bar is pathetically low when it comes to being a good husband.
4. Yes.  All the time.

As to someone else's question: I'm in excellent shape and I shower at least once, and often twice a day.  I'm surprised that so many people ask the question about hygiene.  Who are these cave men who aren't hygienic?  [/quote]

Not PP but #2, our marriage counselor prescribed taking off work 1 time per month to go on an all day date, no kids. (We have no other babysitter in the area.) It was  a sacrifice, but cheaper than divorce.

Also, my H would ask at ridiculously irrational times (like when the baby was in the bath - um okay NO I don't want to risk my child drowning), during a 5 year old birthday party (the kids were just in the bouncy anyway)... how is your timing? bad timing pisses me off.
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