Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Having the human connection that comes from sex is so important and fundamental.
Not having it is not good for a person. I truly believe people who are healthy all through their lives are having plenty of sex. It’s good for you.
My spouse has a very low drive. So what’s it done to me? I fantasize about when my kids go to college and I can leave and have a new life.
For YOU maybe. What you just said: If you're not having sex throughout your entire life, up until the terminal weeks right before you die, then you do not have a fundamental connection to a human.
Does anyone else reading this disagree? Because I'm quite certain I have a handful of "fundamental" "connections" to other humans -- my mother, my son -- without banging them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Disconnection from myself, my life energy, my creativity, my light.
You really hold orgasms in high regard eh?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not having it is not good for a person. I truly believe people who are healthy all through their lives are having plenty of sex. It’s good for you.
Why don’t you speak for yourself and stop condemning a significant portion of the human population that doesn’t require regular sex to be healthy both mentally and physically?
Anonymous wrote:
Not having it is not good for a person. I truly believe people who are healthy all through their lives are having plenty of sex. It’s good for you.
Anonymous wrote:Having the human connection that comes from sex is so important and fundamental.
Not having it is not good for a person. I truly believe people who are healthy all through their lives are having plenty of sex. It’s good for you.
My spouse has a very low drive. So what’s it done to me? I fantasize about when my kids go to college and I can leave and have a new life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Disconnection from myself, my life energy, my creativity, my light.
You really hold orgasms in high regard eh?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For some reason, Married people have less sex after marriage than before marriage.
What's it done to me? I am frustrated - very frustrated - and sad a few times a month, feeling like this person I married is holding my s** life hostage, basically. Like I might never get that feeling of *being* with someone ever again. But also I love this person and am not looking to blow up our lives together. I guess the main thing it's done to me is that now I kind of can't believe other people can just go and have s** when they want to - it's actually something they can do, like skydiving or whatever! It seems so out of reach, so to speak.
Anonymous wrote:Disconnection from myself, my life energy, my creativity, my light.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For some reason, Married people have less sex after marriage than before marriage.
I think it's a bunch of things. Familiarity is less sexy than novelty; this is the person you hear pooping and farting in the bathroom; every marriage has its resentments; you get busy with other things; aging does a number on us all; etc.
That said I wish my spouse were interested in s** still. They have recently started therapy in part for this issue.
It's been a very very long time for us. My spouse just lost interest a number of years ago - was never high drive, except in the very first year of our relationship, but for the last (xxx) years it's been absolutely nothing. They are still very affectionate, loving, complimentary, all that.
What's it done to me? I am frustrated - very frustrated - and sad a few times a month, feeling like this person I married is holding my s** life hostage, basically. Like I might never get that feeling of *being* with someone ever again. But also I love this person and am not looking to blow up our lives together. I guess the main thing it's done to me is that now I kind of can't believe other people can just go and have s** when they want to - it's actually something they can do, like skydiving or whatever! It seems so out of reach, so to speak.
Anonymous wrote:For some reason, Married people have less sex after marriage than before marriage.