Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I honestly don't get this American obsession with "being attracted" to someone.
I wasn't attracted to DH initially, I guess he's not conventionally attractive. But through the long conversations we had into all hours of the night, romantic date, etc, the attraction developed in those first months. if I had written him off immediately, that wouldn't have happened.
We've been married for a while, have regular sex, it's very good sex and I do now find him very attractive. But that developed over time as we fell in love.
I'm sure some people look at some guy across a room and there's instant chemistry that ends up in a strong marriage, but that doesn't seem very common
All of this (except I don’t know that this is particularly American).
I wasn’t initially attracted to DH, but I am very attracted to him now, and our sex life is great. We’ve been married for fifteen years and have five kids.
Anonymous wrote:The question is really, can you become attracted to someone over time. I think for most men, they are either attracted to not attracted. I think most women can become attracted to someone the more they know that person. But it still has to be within a few dates.
If after 3-5 dates, and some kissing, he’s not doing it for you, then move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s embarrassing to say this but since it’s anonymous I will. My now DH was born with a severe leg disability and despite him being very good looking and smart it was a barrier to my being attracted to him. We were friends for a couple of years and I realized he was the least disabled person I had ever met. He was an amazing athlete and was a real inspiration to so many people, especially children. I finally flirted with him and asked him out.
Do you feel sexually satisfied? I'm not asking necessarily whether his parts work, but more so do you wish he could dominate you or take control in a way he can't?
My ex-H was not disabled, and he was very handsome, but he was smaller than me physically. And I was 20 years in before I faced up to my true lack of attraction to him for that reason.