You said that sometimes earlier in your relationship you were not in the mood and turned him down for a few weeks. Could he be feeling what you were feeling then (whatever that was?). Despite the double standard, men are not sex-machines: always ready and eager.
Has this been a long term problem, or only this one time? There are a number of people in long term relationships where there is a tremendous difference between the partners' desire for sex. (and several threads on this). I don't think there has been any clear conclusion on what could cause this or what to do about it.
If this is short term - maybe it is something specific? Does he have 'performance' problems and is embarassed (this is something many men will absolutely not admit to). Is he under unusual stress - family, work? There is some chance of a physical illness - any other changes in behavior or energy?
It is possible he is bored because things have become routine. It is easy for couples to find things they like, and then fall into a pattern of always doing the same things. Can you talk to him to find out what he would like? Are there things you would like that you don't do? If need ideas, just browse some of the other discussion groups here, or get a book (I'm old, so I remember the "joy of sex", but there must be newer things out there now).
I understand and sympathize - I am in one of these long term mis-matched relationships - it is miserable.



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