My husband and I remarried each other 11 years ago. We have year history together. He treats me very well and I love him, but I really don't want to have sex with him. I think it might be three years since we last had sex.
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I Love My Husband, but Am Not Interested in Sex. What Should I Do?
They want to quit their job in a year and live off the grid, while you have planned on working in the city and staying close to your family. How did you miss this crucial information? And what now? Depending how far into a relationship people are, not having assessed certain areas of compatibility early on can have difficult emotional and practical consequences, said Jeremy Nicholson, a Massachusetts-based social psychologist and contributor for Psychology Today. Here are questions you should ask yourself and your love interests to assess red flags and overall compatibility each step of the way. Emotional compatibility is feeling like you can share anything with your partner, versus feeling guarded and as if you have to put on a facade, Duffy added.
Menopause and libido – a guide to understanding sexual desire
Losing the spark in a long-term relationship is often inevitable, just like realizing that Justin Bieber is actually making amazing music right now. The longer you're with someone, the more likely you are to transition from "passionate" love into "compassionate" love, Gary Brown , Ph. Passionate love is more about sexual arousal, while compassionate love is what helps you forge a deep emotional attachment with your partner.
Experiencing a loss of libido during menopause is common for many women and it can leave you feeling guilty or in the worst case a failure. There are plenty of things you can do to help your lust along, as sexual and reproductive health expert, Zoe Sever explains. Sexual functioning changes as we age and many women report that sexual desire, or an interest in sex, can be challenging during menopause. Menopause and libido can certainly have an impact on your sex life, but the good news is you can still have a satisfying sexual life well into menopause and beyond — if you want to.
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