Anonymous wrote:I lose my temper too easily.
My wife cannot apologize and admit wrong.
Anonymous wrote:My H's work hours. He doesn't get home until bedtime most days so that means I am doing 100% of all afternoon/evening activities, including: pick up, dinner, homework, sports practices, music lessons, showers and bedtime. And yes, I also work full time. I f*cking hate it.
Anonymous wrote:I am the default parent and it is exhausting. My DH acknowledges this, but I really think he has absolutely no idea how much I do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband never ever voices anything resembling an insight into his emotions. He can repeat "i love you" but there is nothing else whatsoever. He shares nothing of his inner life, if he has ine.
I have the same husband !
Anonymous wrote:My husband is very direct and has a problem pretending to be interested in things if he actually isn't. He's an engineer and is like this with everyone, not just me, but I find it really frustrating at times. But I've come to accept it because he has many other good qualities.
Anonymous wrote:My husband never ever voices anything resembling an insight into his emotions. He can repeat "i love you" but there is nothing else whatsoever. He shares nothing of his inner life, if he has ine.
ddintysons wrote:As a wife who never, ever gets more than a quickie from her husband, I can tell you it's not a satisfying sex life, and yes, I am tempted to stray.
Never? No, oral or manual love first? And, by "quickie" you mean he has an orgasm and you do not?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sex life, there is none. My wife has pretty much stopped having sex with me and when we do it sucks because I am unattractive to her. I am starting to think that she has some real negative associations with sex with men like me to whom she is not attracted. Won't let me give oral, only likes sex in one position, has to be a regimented approach to it. I have asked her about it but she says that its "just the way she is with you". In retrospect it was always kind of like that after the first few months off good, hot sex, but I thought it was just kind of a random thing not at all associated with me degenerating into a boring beta provider......until I found this forum looking for daycare options for my kidsWe are good parents and roomates but at this point I don't really think of her like my wife. Any conversation around sex escalates into her crying and saying she is a bad wife because she cannot force herself to be attracted to a boring unattractive man. I am one time away from saying yep, you are. FYI we have three children under 3 so yes, I am a very involved husband in rearing and housework simply becuase there is no choice, but her behavior pre-dated the kids so that's not it. Otherwise its a great marriage.
FIFY
Your problem: she is not attracted to you
Your solution: be more attractive
OP here. Thanks for this. I don't think I have changed a lot has since our marriage, maybe my wife does? Sure life is more boring becuase we have three kids but the sex dropped off before kids. I get this advice as it is the most prevalent on here, and probably true, but I guess its tough becuase I don't feel I have really changed all that much since we were dating and had good, hot sex. Our life circumstance has for sure, but I have not. Flame away
Ignore the trolls, OP.
The reality is a lot of women have responsive sexual desire that fades away in a long term marriage. Take a look at how frequently lesbians have sex after year of marriage and you will get the point.
The worst thing you could do is take her low desire personally as these anonymous posters encourage you to. It happened to me in my marriage and it took an affair to realize the problem was DW, not me.
Who exactly is looking at this and how?
My lesbian friends speak positively about sex all the time. They say that the real sexual sparks started when they left their marriages to guys and found a female partner.
Anonymous wrote:Like the other PP, I'd say the biggest problem is no love language.
Anonymous wrote:My husband is a 36 year old child that cannot solve the simplest problems by himself or expects everything to be done for him while praising how smart and funny he is at the same time.