Anonymous wrote:My wife doesn't want to have sex with me, and I have gone from mad to sad to bad. The last time? Probably seven years ago, when our second was conceived. She must definitely be gay too, actually, in this case, lesbian.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but:
- it’s likely he has low - T. Is he otherwise low energy or often down/ depressed? These are symptoms of it.
In any event, you deserve better, OP.
+ 1.
Your husband denying you this type of affection and love is a form of emotional abuse.
Yep. and it the roles were reversed .. Your man would not go for a sexless marriage... But ok.
Unless it's a woman doing it, right? Then we read that, he is not entitled to her body and to expect sex is rapey, sex is not a need and he should just JO in the shower.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but:
- it’s likely he has low - T. Is he otherwise low energy or often down/ depressed? These are symptoms of it.
In any event, you deserve better, OP.
+ 1.
Your husband denying you this type of affection and love is a form of emotional abuse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A bunch of my friends think my husband is gay, but he swears he's not. He is also not interested in our sex life, not romantic, not present. He's into himself, his career, his workout, and his friends, most of whom are women. He might be a bit neurodivergent, and maybe some ADHD, but it's hard to know for sure. The one thing that I am certain of is that he doesn't want sex with me, and yet after 20 years he also doesn't want a divorce. I wasted 12 years of my life trying to fill the void with other people when I could have been focused on building another relationship or advancing my career. Leave sooner or you'll never leave.
If your sole criteria for a successful marriage is non-stop-effing, sounds like... marriage isn't your thing?
I love how you ignored everything else she wrote.
Married people have sex. It is perfectly normal to expect sex in a marriage and it is abusive to arbitrarily decide it's not something you want to do and deny your spouse the intimacy (barring any health issues).
So, I'm guessing you're triggered because you are one of those spouses who denies his/her partner sex in a marriage? If so, you're an abuser.
Not you again with your expectations. Stuff happens; you sound immature and rigid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A bunch of my friends think my husband is gay, but he swears he's not. He is also not interested in our sex life, not romantic, not present. He's into himself, his career, his workout, and his friends, most of whom are women. He might be a bit neurodivergent, and maybe some ADHD, but it's hard to know for sure. The one thing that I am certain of is that he doesn't want sex with me, and yet after 20 years he also doesn't want a divorce. I wasted 12 years of my life trying to fill the void with other people when I could have been focused on building another relationship or advancing my career. Leave sooner or you'll never leave.
If your sole criteria for a successful marriage is non-stop-effing, sounds like... marriage isn't your thing?
I love how you ignored everything else she wrote.
Married people have sex. It is perfectly normal to expect sex in a marriage and it is abusive to arbitrarily decide it's not something you want to do and deny your spouse the intimacy (barring any health issues).
So, I'm guessing you're triggered because you are one of those spouses who denies his/her partner sex in a marriage? If so, you're an abuser.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A bunch of my friends think my husband is gay, but he swears he's not. He is also not interested in our sex life, not romantic, not present. He's into himself, his career, his workout, and his friends, most of whom are women. He might be a bit neurodivergent, and maybe some ADHD, but it's hard to know for sure. The one thing that I am certain of is that he doesn't want sex with me, and yet after 20 years he also doesn't want a divorce. I wasted 12 years of my life trying to fill the void with other people when I could have been focused on building another relationship or advancing my career. Leave sooner or you'll never leave.
If your sole criteria for a successful marriage is non-stop-effing, sounds like... marriage isn't your thing?
Anonymous wrote:Same thing. Good husband and good father but little interest in sex after the first five or so years. I wasn't about to blow up my kid's lives because mommy isn't getting any. However, once the youngest graduated HS I left him. Had some of the best sex of my life after that, I had no idea it could be so great!
Anonymous wrote:A bunch of my friends think my husband is gay, but he swears he's not. He is also not interested in our sex life, not romantic, not present. He's into himself, his career, his workout, and his friends, most of whom are women. He might be a bit neurodivergent, and maybe some ADHD, but it's hard to know for sure. The one thing that I am certain of is that he doesn't want sex with me, and yet after 20 years he also doesn't want a divorce. I wasted 12 years of my life trying to fill the void with other people when I could have been focused on building another relationship or advancing my career. Leave sooner or you'll never leave.
Anonymous wrote:A bunch of my friends think my husband is gay, but he swears he's not. He is also not interested in our sex life, not romantic, not present. He's into himself, his career, his workout, and his friends, most of whom are women. He might be a bit neurodivergent, and maybe some ADHD, but it's hard to know for sure. The one thing that I am certain of is that he doesn't want sex with me, and yet after 20 years he also doesn't want a divorce. I wasted 12 years of my life trying to fill the void with other people when I could have been focused on building another relationship or advancing my career. Leave sooner or you'll never leave.