Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Outside of when you are having sex, how often do you touch and kiss intimately? Husband maintains there is “no point” if it’s not leading to sex. Is this a common belief?
Is he perhaps saying that because you are intimate but don't have sex frequently, so he is frustrated by the "teasing"?
If he's sexually frustrated then nonsexual intimacy if frustrating. But if he's sexually fulfilled then intimacy is a nice callback and appetizer.
It’s this.
He must be feeling like his sexual needs aren’t being met.
The touching/kissing you seek is simply signs of affection. The kind that demonstrates care and communicates “I love you, I care about you, you’re my person”
Married men who aren’t getting sex rarely feel warm fuzzies that make them express affection this way.
And if you’re doing this and it makes him think “oh wow, okay now she finally wants sex” and it turns out he is wrong, that’s a huge disappointment for him and so he’s probably saying this out of frustration.
Easy fix, though, OP.
Have sex with your man.
Several times this week.
Then say sweet things to him the next day and watch him become more affectionate toward you. Men aren’t all that complicated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DH isn't affectionate. Even his pecks when he comes home are cold. He's never really kissed me unless he's trying to be intimate, and he barely does it then. And he wonders...
How much do you weigh?
Anonymous wrote:Outside of when you are having sex, how often do you touch and kiss intimately? Husband maintains there is “no point” if it’s not leading to sex. Is this a common belief?
Anonymous wrote:I always wonder what it’s like for kids to live with affectionate parents. I mean as an adult it would make me uncomfortable to always be exposed to other peoples PDA, so I imagine kids would feel embarrassed!
Anonymous wrote:My DH isn't affectionate. Even his pecks when he comes home are cold. He's never really kissed me unless he's trying to be intimate, and he barely does it then. And he wonders...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Outside of when you are having sex, how often do you touch and kiss intimately? Husband maintains there is “no point” if it’s not leading to sex. Is this a common belief?
Is he perhaps saying that because you are intimate but don't have sex frequently, so he is frustrated by the "teasing"?
If he's sexually frustrated then nonsexual intimacy if frustrating. But if he's sexually fulfilled then intimacy is a nice callback and appetizer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Outside of when you are having sex, how often do you touch and kiss intimately? Husband maintains there is “no point” if it’s not leading to sex. Is this a common belief?
You’ve never just gotten to third base on the couch?
No.
He is affectionate- kiss on the lips, cuddling on the coach but it is all very G rated unless it’s leading to sex.
Anonymous wrote:Hmm. I don’t like his attitude.
My DH kisses me before he leaves for work every day. This morning, he was particularly affectionate.
We snuggle and occasionally kiss on the couch almost every day. We kiss in passing. If the kids aren’t around, it could become groping. It’s fun! It leads nowhere, but it’s so much fun.
We shower together every night and I’d say we make out in there every third day.
All this to say, we kiss passionately without it leading to anything, quite often.