
Originally Posted by
Uneeklyme
I have heard more men than not say they feel rejected and angry, not good enough, hurt, unloved, unwanted...whatever...when their partner turns them down. They can deal with it on occasion but continuously... they tend to stop trying and start looking to different outlets whatever they may be. Porn, prostitutes, co-workers...
Have you talked to your doctor about why your drive might be so low? Hormones, stress, fatigue? Get a physical and make sure its not a physical problem preventing your desire.
Being female I cant really say what a man might feel in the situation where the past keeps getting in the way of my present and future but from my female POV, when a man "compares" or reflects to the past (your past relationship makes you skittish and left scars) it really p*sses me off. I am not his past and I want me to be the reason they act like they do, not some ex that messed with their heads. If they feel I am messing with them, fine, blame me for it but leave the ex out of it. I am here, I am now and I don't want to continually pay for what your ex did then type of thing. Seek counseling to help you get past this.
Now, I am assuming you are asking for tips that might help you get past your low sex drive not tips on how to blow his mind in bed. That will come later as you grow into your relationship. I find that the more I have sex the more I want it. If I don't have sex, I masturbate. Maybe you could make it a point to have sex at least once a week weather you want it or not. Usually, once you start, your pleasure kicks in and overides the not wanting to desire. Dont act like its a chore. Let yourself go and really try to enjoy it. Also, masturbate at least once a week. Learn to enjoy what sex and orgasm have to offer. Learn your body and learn to discover the pleasure you can receive from it. Once you start blowing your own mind, the rest tends to follow. Most women find that their bodies do amazing things and tend to want more eventually. Slow process of learning but not slower than nothing. If your husband knows you are willing to have sex not less than once a week, it may take the edge of some of the rejection. Eventually, once a week could work itself into twice a week and so on. Yes, your husband needs to understand that it takes time but it will show him you are proactively taking time.
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