Anonymous wrote:14:11 PP, gosh glad I'm not alone. Here I am in my sexual prime, ready to be adventurous and do the things lots of DHs would like, only mine has no interest. If I cheat, I assume we get divorced (and anyway, the idea of doing it with a stranger isn't appealing and the sneaking around would be too stressful) and I risk losing 24/7 access to the kids.
I've scheduled a doctor's appointment, so we will see how it goes. Hesitant about low T diagnosis and meds as they have their own risk factors. Wish DH would exercise regularly as that would boost T levels and can stimulate sex drive. Of course, no interest and no effort on his part. Grateful for many things in my life, but when it comes to my marriage, I just think FML. been so depressed all day after another unproductive conversation and rejection last night.
Am I really doomed to celibacy as a vibrant woman in my sexual prime?
If he is refusing to address the problem, ask him for an open marriage. Intimacy is expected in a marriage and spouses need to cimpromise. When ine is always compromising, then it becomes a problem. His ego is preventing hi.from getting help. Or he is cheating. You should ask if he is cheating.