Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
PP you replied to. ??? This is not gaslighting. It happened to me. I am relating a lived experience. What's wrong with you?
Read the OP. He isn't really a husband or father and has no real relationship with his wife. So she doesn't want to have sex with him. Duh!
That doesn't give you the right to call my experience "gaslighting". You're being extremely rude.
I’m not PP, but I did buy into the gaslighting that the pill kills libido. And maybe it does. But wanna know what really killed my libido? 3 unplanned pregnancies I didn’t want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
PP you replied to. ??? This is not gaslighting. It happened to me. I am relating a lived experience. What's wrong with you?
Read the OP. He isn't really a husband or father and has no real relationship with his wife. So she doesn't want to have sex with him. Duh!
That doesn't give you the right to call my experience "gaslighting". You're being extremely rude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
PP you replied to. ??? This is not gaslighting. It happened to me. I am relating a lived experience. What's wrong with you?
Read the OP. He isn't really a husband or father and has no real relationship with his wife. So she doesn't want to have sex with him. Duh!
That doesn't give you the right to call my experience "gaslighting". You're being extremely rude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
PP you replied to. ??? This is not gaslighting. It happened to me. I am relating a lived experience. What's wrong with you?
Read the OP. He isn't really a husband or father and has no real relationship with his wife. So she doesn't want to have sex with him. Duh!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
PP you replied to. ??? This is not gaslighting. It happened to me. I am relating a lived experience. What's wrong with you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
No. That's not what this is.
I hate all the gaslighting about the pill.
Anonymous wrote:It’s been more than a few years and we both work, now have two middle schoolers and did a big move to the area two years back.
I get frisky and initiate but she does not reciprocate. Once she got sad and said it’s because she is too hurt, something about how I’m not helping run the family and then I get angry when it’s brought up. I work very hard and am playing the long game at work. We also take great family vacations.
But is no sex a grounds for divorce? Sounds like she also is unhappy but about other stuff.
Anonymous wrote:
Is she on the pill? I was on it for many years and it killed my libido.
I wish more couples understood that, and that doctors told women about this!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you don’t clean at home. Try making and fully cleaning up from dinner for a week while also doing the households laundry. Help with homework and studying for tests. Your wife literally told you what the problem is, so fix it.
Engaging more with the children may eventually help with how his wife sees him.
But choreplay rarely works. He should do it, because he lives there. But it likely won’t get her hot.
There are circumstances that it does work. Specifically when the woman doesn’t want to have sex because she is physically exhausted and not getting enough sleep because she has to do all of the childcare and chores.
If that’s going on, then the man doing more chores or hiring out chores does work.
It rarely works because a man who has been selfish for months or years usually can lead to a woman who is resentful and used to not sleeping with the man that she's also probably bored of physically.
And then the guy does some dishes for a week and asks "DTF?" and it just leads to more resentment in both of them.
Contributing to the home is part of rebuilding a loving and sexy connection with an annoyed wife, but it's only part. Many men are clueless and many women communicate poorly.