Anonymous wrote:A.
You vowed for better or worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A. Get used to relieving yourself and watching porn
B. Stay married and have affairs
C. Get Divorced now
D. Get Divorced after the kids are older
NP.
E. Masturbate.
Anonymous wrote:NP here, so this thread has me worried. I'm engaged, and my fiance and I have basically everything in common but our sex drives. He is very sexual whereas I like sex but don't have to have it, and my sex drive definitely suffers with work and stress. There have been times when we have argued about our sex life or the lack there of because of my disinterest. Are we setting ourselves up for potential disaster? Things are otherwise great, but I could see after a couple of decades, kids, and high pressure jobs, just not wanting to have sex...
Anonymous wrote:NP here, so this thread has me worried. I'm engaged, and my fiance and I have basically everything in common but our sex drives. He is very sexual whereas I like sex but don't have to have it, and my sex drive definitely suffers with work and stress. There have been times when we have argued about our sex life or the lack there of because of my disinterest. Are we setting ourselves up for potential disaster? Things are otherwise great, but I could see after a couple of decades, kids, and high pressure jobs, just not wanting to have sex...
Anonymous wrote:A.
You vowed for better or worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A. Get used to relieving yourself and watching porn
B. Stay married and have affairs
C. Get Divorced now
D. Get Divorced after the kids are older
NP.
E. Masturbate.
Anonymous wrote:A.
You vowed for better or worse.
Anonymous wrote:A. Get used to relieving yourself and watching porn
B. Stay married and have affairs
C. Get Divorced now
D. Get Divorced after the kids are older
Anonymous wrote:A.
You vowed for better or worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This actually pertains to me. My wife and I have not had sex for 2 and a half years. I love her. She is my soul mate. I don't want to leave or divorce but if I make an advance she will always push me away.There are no other overriding conflicts. No abuse, no alcohol or drug abuse, no infidelity. Frankly I don;t know what to do. I don't initialize anything anymore because I know she will not want me. I just wondered if anyone else fell into this pattern and ever recovered their marriage.
So, other than making advances and then stopping making futile advances, what steps have you taken to attempt to resolve this issue? If you are just accepting it and ignoring it, it is not going to help. There is an issue and it needs to be addressed.
That is a super long time! I would ask her point blank, but I wonder if it's do to ageing and attraction. People are in such denial about that. As people age they aren't always attracted like they were. Still she should make the effort, but first find out why.
Anonymous wrote:NP here, so this thread has me worried. I'm engaged, and my fiance and I have basically everything in common but our sex drives. He is very sexual whereas I like sex but don't have to have it, and my sex drive definitely suffers with work and stress. There have been times when we have argued about our sex life or the lack there of because of my disinterest. Are we setting ourselves up for potential disaster? Things are otherwise great, but I could see after a couple of decades, kids, and high pressure jobs, just not wanting to have sex...
Anonymous wrote:NP here, so this thread has me worried. I'm engaged, and my fiance and I have basically everything in common but our sex drives. He is very sexual whereas I like sex but don't have to have it, and my sex drive definitely suffers with work and stress. There have been times when we have argued about our sex life or the lack there of because of my disinterest. Are we setting ourselves up for potential disaster? Things are otherwise great, but I could see after a couple of decades, kids, and high pressure jobs, just not wanting to have sex...