Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is interesting because a year or so ago I posted asking women about how they felt being groped and pawed at by their DHs, and specifically used the example of this occurring at the sink while DW is doing dishes. Many women replied that they loved it and would drop what they are doing and get it on right then and there. The bottom line with OP's situation is that she has lost sexual desire and while DH's approach might not be the best, I don't think they would be having more sex if he stopped the aggressive advances and tried a different technique. OP is able to avoid accountability for her loss of desire by blaming DH's approach.
Exactly, it's not disgusting. This is not a drunk stranger at a bar, but your hot husband desiring you. I love when my husband does this.
Have you had a health checkup lately? Does premature ovarian failure run in your family?
Do you have regular periods? How is your thyroid functioning?
You love it. But she doesn't. She's angry at her DH and no chemical adjustment is going to fix that until they talk things out. I'm nowhere near menopause, and understand exactly what OP is going through. It is emotional, expressed physically.
You say that but she didn't. She should speak for herself.
Having no sex drive at all is not normal at all, tired or not.
Anonymous wrote:Tell him in no uncertain terms that his actions are making you feel like a piece of meat & that they are turning you OFF to sex completely.
Stress that you don't enjoy being grabbed and rubbed on at any given moment.
You need to feel emotionally desired as well as physically desired.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you are a lousy wife.
+100
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you are a lousy wife.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is interesting because a year or so ago I posted asking women about how they felt being groped and pawed at by their DHs, and specifically used the example of this occurring at the sink while DW is doing dishes. Many women replied that they loved it and would drop what they are doing and get it on right then and there. The bottom line with OP's situation is that she has lost sexual desire and while DH's approach might not be the best, I don't think they would be having more sex if he stopped the aggressive advances and tried a different technique. OP is able to avoid accountability for her loss of desire by blaming DH's approach.
Exactly, it's not disgusting. This is not a drunk stranger at a bar, but your hot husband desiring you. I love when my husband does this.
Have you had a health checkup lately? Does premature ovarian failure run in your family?
Do you have regular periods? How is your thyroid functioning?
You love it. But she doesn't. She's angry at her DH and no chemical adjustment is going to fix that until they talk things out. I'm nowhere near menopause, and understand exactly what OP is going through. It is emotional, expressed physically.
Anonymous wrote:
OP, you have got to get a break. Hire a cleaning service. Hire a handyman. Hire a lawn service. Hire a babysitter so you can go to the gym. Whatever you need to do to give yourself some regular downtime. And then, talk to your husband and tell him that he's attractive and you love him, but you are totally exhausted and resentful and something has to change.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is interesting because a year or so ago I posted asking women about how they felt being groped and pawed at by their DHs, and specifically used the example of this occurring at the sink while DW is doing dishes. Many women replied that they loved it and would drop what they are doing and get it on right then and there. The bottom line with OP's situation is that she has lost sexual desire and while DH's approach might not be the best, I don't think they would be having more sex if he stopped the aggressive advances and tried a different technique. OP is able to avoid accountability for her loss of desire by blaming DH's approach.
Exactly, it's not disgusting. This is not a drunk stranger at a bar, but your hot husband desiring you. I love when my husband does this.
Have you had a health checkup lately? Does premature ovarian failure run in your family?
Do you have regular periods? How is your thyroid functioning?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is interesting because a year or so ago I posted asking women about how they felt being groped and pawed at by their DHs, and specifically used the example of this occurring at the sink while DW is doing dishes. Many women replied that they loved it and would drop what they are doing and get it on right then and there. The bottom line with OP's situation is that she has lost sexual desire and while DH's approach might not be the best, I don't think they would be having more sex if he stopped the aggressive advances and tried a different technique. OP is able to avoid accountability for her loss of desire by blaming DH's approach.
Exactly, it's not disgusting. This is not a drunk stranger at a bar, but your hot husband desiring you. I love when my husband does this.
Have you had a health checkup lately? Does premature ovarian failure run in your family?
Do you have regular periods? How is your thyroid functioning?
Bahahah! You sound like Dr. Phil, it's always the woman's fault if she doesn't want sex. They have pills on the market that will mess up a woman's health, but as long as the guys D is happy it's not important. What b.s.
Her DH doesn't like nor is he adept in home skills. Maybe he needs shock therapy, or hours listening to Home Show.
Maybe DH has testosterone problems, and needs Mr P checked out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's changed that you aren't attracted to him anymore?
I guess when we were single and in our early to mid thirties I was down for whatever and not busy cooking cleaning and taking care of DD. Back then DH was my focus but now I'm all consumed with 100% of the household, yard, maintenance, and childcare duties except one preschool drop off a week. I don't even think about sex. I'm utterly exhausted. We have no family in the area either.
But you are actively repulsed by him. That's different than just being tired. Are you resentful about something with him?
Oh that's interesting. I never thought of the repulsion having nothing to do with being tired. I think I'm resentful about his nasty game skills, like how he's socially awkward and I'm never safe from his unwanted advances at inappropriate times and involving forcefulness. If he was never grabbing and pulling and force kissing me I don't know maybe he wouldn't repulse me.
Disgusting. I can't blame you, that would be a total turn off. Try and explain it and you're not interested unless it's both of you and when you're both having your "downtime".
That's not 'disgusting'- geez, too many people are frigid once they marry?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's changed that you aren't attracted to him anymore?
I guess when we were single and in our early to mid thirties I was down for whatever and not busy cooking cleaning and taking care of DD. Back then DH was my focus but now I'm all consumed with 100% of the household, yard, maintenance, and childcare duties except one preschool drop off a week. I don't even think about sex. I'm utterly exhausted. We have no family in the area either.
Think you're repulsed at your situation. Who is taking care of you? You are running around ragged.
Yeah, if my husband was working 70 hours a week, and I was handling all the housework, yardwork, and childcare, I wouldn't be interested in sex, either. And if my husband never had time to help out with any of this stuff, but was constantly groping me, I'd be feeling repulsed and resentful, too. And if I told him that I didn't like being grabbed and groped, and he kept doing it anyway, I would really be pissed off. Because that comes across as him caring only about what he wants, and not what you would enjoy. It feels like he wants sex, but doesn't actually care about you.
OP, you have got to get a break. Hire a cleaning service. Hire a handyman. Hire a lawn service. Hire a babysitter so you can go to the gym. Whatever you need to do to give yourself some regular downtime. And then, talk to your husband and tell him that he's attractive and you love him, but you are totally exhausted and resentful and something has to change.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's changed that you aren't attracted to him anymore?
I guess when we were single and in our early to mid thirties I was down for whatever and not busy cooking cleaning and taking care of DD. Back then DH was my focus but now I'm all consumed with 100% of the household, yard, maintenance, and childcare duties except one preschool drop off a week. I don't even think about sex. I'm utterly exhausted. We have no family in the area either.
Think you're repulsed at your situation. Who is taking care of you? You are running around ragged.