Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He's also terrified of medical procedures, so no vasectomy.
-op
What a selfish prick.
Anonymous wrote:He's also terrified of medical procedures, so no vasectomy.
-op
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ask him to get a vasectomy since you have agreed not to have another child and the pill kills your libido and works on a plan to improve your fitness together. He raised the issue not you, but you can take the lead. Suggesting you open your marriage was pretty dumb but it’s water under the bridge. In terms of pity sex, why not have it and make it so worth his time and effort that he comes back for more.
I asked to open the marriage because I myself feel more mad at him than anything else in terms of sex. I feel that my crushes may grow into something. I have not thought this part through at all. He’s fine being just parents and buddies, and we are a good team in that regard. You’d never know we have no sex. I also had a night sex drive before kids but I was naive and relatively inexperienced and thought sex does not matter.
I tried to be accommodating and understanding but I am not sure whether, at this point, I want sex with him. It’s been 3 years, ffs.
Anonymous wrote:I am in a very similar situation although I am a man. The one massive red flag is your husband makes fun of you for trying to initiate.
This will be an unpopular answer but I gave myself permission to cheat. Like, the thought of being celibate forever was too much so I decided if the right opportunity came along I would take it.
Which I have, 2x in 5 years. It helps to realize I am not unlovable, like my wife makes me feel.
Give yourself space to explore your erotic side with other men. You may find that helps.
Sorry your DH is a dud, wish I could pair him with my wife.
Anonymous wrote:The reasons married men don't want to have sex with their wives is usually one of these:
Low testosterone
Gay
Not that into you (anymore)
Guilty about something
Don’t forget porn. My spouse prefers masturbating to having sex with a willing and available spouse. Getting together my exit plan.
Anonymous wrote:I divorced in this situation and I’ve never been happier. I stayed ten years too long. Get out now.
The reasons married men don't want to have sex with their wives is usually one of these:
Low testosterone
Gay
Not that into you (anymore)
Guilty about something
Anonymous wrote:One or both of the children were “surprises“. OP decided to quit birth control for her “libido‘s sake“ but DH doesn’t trust her to not get accidentally pregnant again. Opening the marriage was an idea thrown in anger, OP is resentful that DH doesn’t want anymore kids. OP, if you really like this guy, go back on birth control and try to give up the idea of a third baby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have been in your situation for years. It doesn't get better. I wonder if he is gay or has some hangup. This is not normal.
No real advice but if you were looking for permission to have an affair, 3 years of sexlessness is plenty of an excuse
It really isn’t.
It really is. Be grateful you haven’t experienced it.[/quote
NP. It really isn’t.
Anonymous wrote:It feels really gross to be the person “receiving” pity sex. The person giving it does not want to do it whatsoever and they are forcing themselves to. It absolutely does not feel like it’s consensual, and is definitely not loving or enjoyable.