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  • #450806 Reply
    Alice

    Hello everyone
    I’ve been with him for around 2 years now and I know he loves me I love him too and we are having amazing relationship except for one part
    He’s overly sexual
    If he could we would probably have sex all day long everyday other than that he does love getting lots of naughty pics and sometimes some sexting
    Around the beginning few months I was really a happy with all that and had very high sex drive but now it just feels like my sex drive dropped when his well didn’t
    So now arguments follow
    He can’t understand why I don’t wanna engage as much now and he says to him sex is like showing me how much he loves me and how sexy and it irresistible he finds me (also why the want for pics and texts) while to me now it’s more of is that all you think about now… Sex?!
    He is very caring and attentive to me but then his too much sexual behaviour seems to be taking front sit (after my sex drive dropped) making me feel like that’s all in his head most of the time
    He can’t understand my change in the sex department and seems to think I don’t want him sexually anymore or he apologises for being too sexual and then I feel bad as I don’t think he has anything to apologise for in a way
    So ladies I’m lost in this situation as to what to do and how to talk to him and explain the situation and how I feel about it
    An advice?

    #450809 Reply
    Alice

    I should also add that sometimes when I don’t want to have sex he will want to just go down on me without wanting anything in return so it’s not like it’s all about his pleasure or that he just wants to have sex with me to just satisfy himself
    But I guess I just can’t understand his overly sexual nature (I don’t know if that’s the right way to put it)
    And I’m not the best at having the serious talk so I feel lost as to what to say and how to talk to him about this topic
    Thanks

    #450810 Reply
    Mistral

    If you don’t want sex with him, tell him that and stop seeing him. You don’t want this man, you are not in love with this man. Let him go so he can find a woman who is in love with him.

    You also need to find a man who can fulfill you sexually. Obviously this man does not do it for you. Let him go so you can find a good man for yourself.

    #450813 Reply
    Alice

    Hi Mistral
    It’s not that I don’t want to have sex with him but since my sex drive really dropped I wanted it less but then when his one didn’t he wanted it more than me so in a way it felt like a pressure on me and ended up turning me off more
    When we go for around a week without sex or any mention of it and just focus more on romantic things I want him way more and find him incredibly sexy but when he wants it more it just goes back
    Also when we have sex we do have amazing sex
    I can’t understand the drop in my sex drive but it affects things

    #450817 Reply
    Maria

    I wish I had your problem..lol ;)

    #450821 Reply
    Anon

    Survey says men are willing to accept good sex to the women they love vs. great sex.

    Have an adult conversation with him. You both go check out with the doctors and see what the professional have to say.

    Why throw away love for fabulous sex. Good sex is satisfying for many as well.

    #450835 Reply
    kaye

    I would recommend that you go see a doctor also. A change in sex drive could be due to hormonal changes or something else and you might want to have that checked out. If the sex is amazing and you say this is the only issue in an otherwise wonderful relationship then please do communicate with him that you aren’t any less attracted to him. This issue can certainly build resentment and start causing other problems in the relationship if you don’t seek out what is causing the problem.

    #450837 Reply
    Rose

    Too much of anything is never good. Talk to him about it. Tell him you don’t feel like having sex all the time.

    Maybe he will understand, maybe he cares enough.

    #450851 Reply
    redcurleysue

    Men want sex a lot. I would say average is 2-3 times a week.

    Less than that is not enough….more than that has to be agreed to by both partners.

    See a doctor together – there may be hormone problems on both sides.

    #450857 Reply
    Alice

    Thank you ladies for your advice
    I will speak to him about this issue and see when we can go see a doctor about this and hopefully this issue will be resolved

    #450862 Reply
    Brianna

    I hope that I can offer the point of view that he has to you. I have been blessed with a high sex drive and my fiancee has a lower sex drive. He drives me crazy because when I have sex with him, its a spiritual experience, and I haven’t gotten any in weeks. I would even go as far as to not pleasure myself and give him pleasure if it means to be sexual with him. For me, it gives me a closeness that I can’t compare to anything. I am paying attention mind, body, and soul to him and he to me. Yes, I love long walks on the beach, and being romantic, but nothing can replace this feeling I have for him. Its like an addiction, with a feeling I can’t ignore. I have been reduced to childish screaming and tears over it. Each time he says no, its like a dagger shooting through my soul. I ask what more can I do. What more can I do to make him want me the same way I want him? Am I not good enough for him? I am so desperate for his affection in this way, that if he says that I am no longer allowed to receive pleasure for the ability to pleasure him, I would never pleasure myself again. Yes, I will argue with him. Yes, I start arguments. I am bitchy and needy and will not stop until I get any (even though it doesn’t bring me to climax). I do it for the soul purpose of feeling us combine into one the only way we physically can. If your man is doing it just for the sex, then dump him. If he feels like I do towards my own fiancee, its not the act he is looking for. Its not the release, the feeling of pleasure, or anything that drives me to do what I do for my fiancee. Talking with him will work but both of you will need to seek help before it gets to the point I am. I am getting bitter with him, and most of our good time is ruined by me mentioning it. We could have a perfect day and one mention of the word brings it down. Hell, I am even willing to go once a week with him. I am a year into our relationship and like you my dear gal pal, his libido has sunk. Hes frustrated, since he thinks all I think about is the act but no; I am focused on that time we spend together alone, thinking about one another and the after of laying in his arms feeling the closest I have had in a while. I want to recreate the feeling again and again in passion fueled love making that will leave us both feeling like we were made of jelly and unable to move. Maybe you need a change of atmosphere (I.e sexy rp, or any other kinky fuckery {fifty shades ftw} like BDSM). I know that it may sound bad but try EVERYTHING to get back in the mood. He will go with the flow on that one too, if he is willing. If that doesn’t work, go to a therapist and maybe uncover some issues. We are doing the same so you are not alone. Rejection is horrible so maybe you need to put it down on a schedule to change it up (sexy tuesday, pantyless wednesday, freaky friday, or even sinful sunday. If you are religious, or have come from a highly religious and traditional background, that could kill the mood. Going to hell or to a eternity of torment can really put a damper on sexy time. Lots of things could cause the change. My father, who is teaching to be a marriage counselor says that you need to discover the source of the problem and fix it before it leads to bad feelings. I hope that helps!

    #450865 Reply
    Alice

    Brianna,
    Thank you so much for your comment
    This has honestly helped me see things from different perspective and I was having very hard time understanding him on this issue but reading your comment has made me realise how he might be feeling
    And I also feel like our time together is being ruined by this, honestly the way I saw it was why can’t he just be happy that we get to spend time together (although I do know he doesn’t want me just for sex) so your comment has really helped me to understand how he might be thinking about this
    I will see a doctor to find out about my sex drive but other than that I guess trying some new things in the bedroom won’t hurt ;)

    #450881 Reply
    Jenny

    Relationships are about compatibility on all levels… I’d say you’re just not compatible on a sexual one. Everything else may be aligned but sexual compatibility just isn’t. Some people can let it slide due to other positives based on lack of importance in the overall view & others can’t. That’s up to y’all to determine. I know myself well enough to know sexual compatibility for me is highly valued so I couldn’t commit to the “perfect” guy if we didn’t align like that, but everyone’s different. Good luck

    #450883 Reply
    Brianna

    If you are unsure on where to start, if he is the one usually in control, tell him to let you take control. Maybe give him a sensuous massage, or have him give you one. Also, if he does something to turn you off or make you feel uncomfortable, tell him. The more you talk, the better you can understand what triggers your lack of arousal, or turns you on. For us women, we are very complex and guys tend to loose sight of that one. Since each person is different, its fun to explore that in a dynamic way. Talk about things and even get interested in the things he likes to do (or likes to watch for that matter) and introduce him to new ideas. It will get him to start sharing things. If you want a newbie idea, just imagine feeding him his favorite fruit while he is blindfolded and you’ll get the picture. Alot of things tend to be in the head, kinda like psycing yourself out of going on a amusement park ride. Maybe its just been the same for just too long and you need to be random about it. Do something you did when you first started dating, or go to movies once in a while like you would if you were younger. I hope this works for you!

    #450888 Reply
    Day

    How often are you two having sex? Also are you on birth control?? Birth control is known to affect ones libido. Google search it & read the side effects of nearly all birth controls out there. It’s highly possible that could be it.

    I’m speaking from personal experience on this as well. Birth control has greatly messed up myself and a few friends libidos. But without it I’m not going to have sex.

    #450939 Reply
    Good dancer

    I went on the pill once and my libido went down the toilet, so went straight off it

    #608589 Reply
    Kelly

    Hey there. I too have your problem.
    Since my sex drive dropped, and my partners still overly sexual. It scares me to think I don’t satisfy him anymore. And that he will move onto someone else. From my experience, there’s nothing we can do. We shouldn’t have to change who they are, nor should we.

    #608596 Reply
    Georgia

    Definitely go to the doctor. Hormonal changes can be a sign of something being off kilter.

    Also, can you meet in the middle? Decide what is reasonable for you and ask what’s reasonable for him and then try a combo?

    I enjoy listening to the Savage Lovecast, as it gives me ideas and helps me understand the way my partner may view things differently than I do.

    Sometimes just engaging all the senses can give the libido a boost. Take hot baths, get massages, wear clothes that feel good on your skin… maybe that would help?

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