Oh sooo true. My BF and I have had a rough go with our sex life lately, it's 100% my doing, if it were up to him we'd have sex multiple times a day. I noticed that every time we were around this other couple, a guy he works with and his fiance, the guy would make some sort of insinuation to what was going to happen when they got home. So of course, my BF prob thinks they have sex all the time. But I'm friends with the fiance, and she told me that he never wants to have sex, and that it had actually become a problem because she was feeling like he just didn't desire her. Funny how the two stories differ huh.I think we women have been sold a bill of goods on all this "men want sex all the time business". I know from personal experience that even when a guy says he enjoys sex and has a high sex drive it all just a bunch of words without action behind it. I'm not putting guys down just say what you mean and mean what you say.
Some guys have a problem with the thought of "one partner and one partner only, FOREVER". some girls have this problem too. Once you move in with someone or are with someone for a long time, sex often becomes expected, routine, monotonous. For some it's a conscious effort to keep things fresh and exciting. Sex should be more than just an expectation, a responsibility. If not, it starts to feel like a job...and we all have plenty jobs to do.![]()
Fighting about it will without a doubt make it worse. Stop fighting. Start trying some new things. Wear a cute summer dress with no undies and while you're out to eat, let him sneak a peek.Initiate making out, or rubbing on him...but not when he lays down to go to sleep at night, try doing it at different times.
Sounds like he's being lazy. Handjobs, blowjobs = no effort on his part, but he gets satisfaction. For the lazy lover, that's ideal. Quit doing it for a while. Don't offer up your services on a regular basis for nothing in return.




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