I don't know how you lasted a year of him rejecting sex from you. That had to be so hurtful, all the feelings of rejection.
Did you talk to him about how the lack of intimacy made you feel? Did he make any effort to change that?
He has an obvious interest in sexual activity, but doesn't seem interested in sharing that with you. He is either selfish, has some sort of psycho-sexual disorder, or just isn't as into the relationship as you are.
How is he outside of sex? Is he affectionate? Does he make you feel special and loved in other ways?
All of that you will have to factor in to whether or not you are willing to try to work this out with him. If he is an amazing man outside of sexually perhaps things can be worked out... but not if he's unwilling to work with you.
You deserve to feel desired and wanted and to have your sexual wants addressed. It seems he's addressing his own without you, and has little concern for making sure you are happy.
I know your heart is broken with this new discovery... but after a year of feeling rejected I'm sure there was some fear somewhere that something was off. Its really not natural for a guy to just stop wanting sex unless he has a medical condition. He'd at the very least need to be masturbating to keep all his pipes flowing etc.
I suggest taking a good hard look at everything he is bringing to the table to make you feel cherished, appreciated and loved.
Ask yourself what it is about him that you love, is it only memories of how he use to be? The man there with you today, the way he treats you. If he had acted like this from day one would you have fallen for him?
If the answer is no, you might have to take a look at the reality of the situation and evaluate what you have in front of you. Not the man he used to be, not the man you wish he was or hope he'll become... but instead, the man he is, the way he treats you here and now and ask yourself if its what you really want, need for your life.




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