Anonymous wrote:I just realized this. Married now and realize this is happening for the third time. When I had long term relationships in the past I thought this is just related to those people. But now and for the last two years I have no sexual interest for DH anymore. Have a very young child so I can't possibly divorce or anything because of my own sexual issue.
Anyone can relate? Maybe marriage is really not my thing.
Anonymous wrote:Also, overuse of a vibrator reduces the ability to orgasm with a partner, and could lead to additional sexual frustration.
Anonymous wrote:Also, overuse of a vibrator reduces the ability to orgasm with a partner, and could lead to additional sexual frustration.
Anonymous wrote:Well, marriage wasn't initially about romantic love. It had a lot more to do with property interests and inheritance.
Anonymous wrote:
It is a biologically common phenomenon, that the majority of people experience in a long-term relationship. The question is how do you deal with it?
I'm just content with other aspects of my life, and have no interest in intimacy - although that is heightened by the meds I'm taking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yet another thread demonstrating why monogamous marriage is a horrible idea
Unfortunately this is soooooooo true. That's why some partners would do better with several long-term relationships instead of a monogamous marriage. It's just human nature for some people to grow bored after a few years. It would avoid a lot of divorces.
An open marriage or swinging is one solution, but it seems that most of the time it winds up being a disaster. So what is the solution? For my marriage, it is all about surprise. Married 15 years and my wife and I try to keep the newness in the relationship by trying new things when least expected. For example, on a Friday I expected to come home and have the kids there. Instead, she sent them to the grandparents for the weekend and was naked in bed waiting for me. Another time, we started with some rope in the house and did things I didn't know where in either one of us.
You gotta the groove by trying....
Anonymous wrote:I can relate. I don't necessarily lose sexual interest, I just get bored. Like you, when I was younger I thought it was because I was with the wrong person (which I was for some). But now I realize I just crave that "falling in love" feeling. I don't act on it anymore and am happily, though boringly, married.
Anonymous wrote:I just realized this. Married now and realize this is happening for the third time. When I had long term relationships in the past I thought this is just related to those people. But now and for the last two years I have no sexual interest for DH anymore. Have a very young child so I can't possibly divorce or anything because of my own sexual issue.
Anyone can relate? Maybe marriage is really not my thing.