Anonymous wrote:I’m a woman who had lost interest; for the last 2-3 years we had sex maybe once a month. We finally found a really good counselor and within a few weeks I regained my interest again. We are having fantastic, frequent sex now. I highly recommend counseling, and wish we had done it sooner!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are both now in our early thirties, and we have sex 2-3 times a week. I only really want to about once a week (less when stressed), but I do understand that he has different needs and was used to a different life before me. We are come from similar backgrounds, similar careers, want the same things in life, and are best friends. So far I thought that has been enough to make a wonderful relationship, and the difference in sex drives was minor especially because he proposed, but these responses are terrifying.
He’s going to realize sooner or later it’s duty sex and it will make him feel worse. Honestly you’ll only keep it up for so long as soon as stress hits you’ll cut it off or have unenthusiastic sex and he’ll notice. IMO that’s worse than not having sex.
So not sure what to tell you.
Anonymous wrote:Divorce. Once my wife pushed me away a few dozen times I got the message and started laying the groundwork for my successful divorce. All my divorced male friends have the same story--wife stops putting out and they are divorced 1-10 years later.
Anonymous wrote:We are both now in our early thirties, and we have sex 2-3 times a week. I only really want to about once a week (less when stressed), but I do understand that he has different needs and was used to a different life before me. We are come from similar backgrounds, similar careers, want the same things in life, and are best friends. So far I thought that has been enough to make a wonderful relationship, and the difference in sex drives was minor especially because he proposed, but these responses are terrifying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NP here, so this thread has me worried. I'm engaged, and my fiance and I have basically everything in common but our sex drives. He is very sexual whereas I like sex but don't have to have it, and my sex drive definitely suffers with work and stress. There have been times when we have argued about our sex life or the lack there of because of my disinterest. Are we setting ourselves up for potential disaster? Things are otherwise great, but I could see after a couple of decades, kids, and high pressure jobs, just not wanting to have sex...
Please do not get married with doubts about long term sexual compatibility. Do your research. Try reddit deadbedrooms. Learn what happens to incompatible couples.
A wife who stops having sex does not get to vote on an open marriage, Just tell her and do it. D involves no sex and therefore is not an actual option.Anonymous wrote:If the wife would be willing, I'd try an open marriage. If not, then B or D. Is a marriage without sex (by choice, not for medical reasons) really a marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whoa!!! No blame. no assigning fault. People get to change priorities. Sorry some chick said your not good in bed.
That's right, "people get to change priorities" without regard to their partner's continued feelings that something is important. For example, my wife still thinks monogamy is very important, but whoa!! that just is not a priority for me anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Whoa!!! No blame. no assigning fault. People get to change priorities. Sorry some chick said your not good in bed.