Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not married, but curious. Longest I’ve gone in relationship was two weeks.
Ha! Once you have kids it's a whole new ballgame. Every time we try, a kid opens the door. So frustrating.
Lock it?
We obviously do! But the locks have that hole were you can stick something in it to open and the littlest pries it open.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not married, but curious. Longest I’ve gone in relationship was two weeks.
Ha! Once you have kids it's a whole new ballgame. Every time we try, a kid opens the door. So frustrating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not married, but curious. Longest I’ve gone in relationship was two weeks.
Ha! Once you have kids it's a whole new ballgame. Every time we try, a kid opens the door. So frustrating.
Lock it?
Anonymous wrote:You do realize men complaining about infrequency of sex is incel behavior, right?
Anonymous wrote:I am DH. It is approaching 8 months for medical reasons. I am probably done with sex -- medical. Too much pain from tumors pressing against nerves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wife here. It’s been 18+ months. Husband won’t come to bed with me, ever. Stays up by himself until 2am. I’ve asked him many times and mentioned the lack of sex many times. I wonder if he thinks we will actually stay married after the kids are gone. If he were a boyfriend I’d 100% break up with him because what’s the point?
Another DW. Six months, not due to medical issues. I do not plan to have sex this year. I used to be the asking party like you but no longer feel any other attraction. I think low-libido people do not realize that sex is a skill like any other. Would you choose a lawyer who argues cases in court every week or one who parachutes in 4-6 times max in a year? Fumbling stays fumbling if you rarely practice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4 weeks or so. We are pretty open with each other. So when we’ve had dry spells (and we’ve had a couple since Covid started) one of us will say “hey we’ve been having a dry spell. What’s up? Should we make a plan to do it?” And talk out any issues
Sounds romantic.
Sounds like grown ups.
Anonymous wrote:At least a month at as time. Sadly, We have no interest in each other anymore. I’ve been married 15 yrs with 3 kids. Not looking forward to a future of this.
Anonymous wrote:Wife here. It’s been 18+ months. Husband won’t come to bed with me, ever. Stays up by himself until 2am. I’ve asked him many times and mentioned the lack of sex many times. I wonder if he thinks we will actually stay married after the kids are gone. If he were a boyfriend I’d 100% break up with him because what’s the point?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4 weeks or so. We are pretty open with each other. So when we’ve had dry spells (and we’ve had a couple since Covid started) one of us will say “hey we’ve been having a dry spell. What’s up? Should we make a plan to do it?” And talk out any issues
Sounds romantic.