Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am a formally high drive wife. My husband has always been a high drive male. I still approach him for sex as if I were a high drive. My attitude is fake it till you make it. I found if I approach him we have a great time he enjoys it because he feels handsome and sexy and I know it makes him happy. I know sex is important to him so I continue to have sex couple times a week. Even though if I had my druthers, I'd be happy to decrease it to once a month or once every two months. He has no idea that my sex drive has decreased to such a level because then he wouldn't enjoy it as much with me.
I'm a formerly high drive wife and I don't pretend otherwise and I have a happy marriage. YMMV.
Anonymous wrote:I’m clueless about having a high drive relative to others because I never discuss it with my friends. We’ve been married 33 years and we have sex at least once a week and I really look forward to it. My husband doesn’t nag me about doing it more because when we do have sex I really get into it. If one of us had no drive that would be a problem. I guess if you are compatible that’s a very good thing.
Anonymous wrote:I am a formally high drive wife. My husband has always been a high drive male. I still approach him for sex as if I were a high drive. My attitude is fake it till you make it. I found if I approach him we have a great time he enjoys it because he feels handsome and sexy and I know it makes him happy. I know sex is important to him so I continue to have sex couple times a week. Even though if I had my druthers, I'd be happy to decrease it to once a month or once every two months. He has no idea that my sex drive has decreased to such a level because then he wouldn't enjoy it as much with me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
My observation has been that almost all happy marriages are between high-drive spouses.
This seems to be quite unfair to low-drive women. Divorced female friends in their 50s who do not feel like jumping into bed every second day seem to have a very hard time keeping a relationship.
What is your opinion?
Divorced women in their 50s should be eyeing healthy men in their late 60s- their libidos will match and they probably will look like peers.
You think women in their fifties look the same age as men in their late sixties??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
My observation has been that almost all happy marriages are between high-drive spouses.
This seems to be quite unfair to low-drive women. Divorced female friends in their 50s who do not feel like jumping into bed every second day seem to have a very hard time keeping a relationship.
What is your opinion?
Divorced women in their 50s should be eyeing healthy men in their late 60s- their libidos will match and they probably will look like peers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
My observation has been that almost all happy marriages are between high-drive spouses.
This seems to be quite unfair to low-drive women. Divorced female friends in their 50s who do not feel like jumping into bed every second day seem to have a very hard time keeping a relationship.
What is your opinion?
Divorced women in their 50s should be eyeing healthy men in their late 60s- their libidos will match and they probably will look like peers.
Anonymous wrote:The 2 recent divorces I know of were women cheating. Late 40s/early 50s.
Don’t think it was drive incompatibility. I think it was boredom and wanting a new life.
Doubt they will be high drive in another marriage—-though neither ended up with their AP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are plenty of men who are not high drive so if a low drive woman marries one of those it should also be a recipe for long term happiness.
Being low-drive is not exactly something people put on their OLD dating profile.