Poll
Question: Should I feel bad for seeking a divorce over this problem?
Total Votes: 30
Thank you
If your relationship is based solely on sex then you never had a marriage in the first place. My husband and I have only had sex twice in 6mo's since my 4th son was born. He would have it everyday if he could, I have zero desire. He respects me enough to be okay with that as our relationship is so much more than sex. We love each other endlessly and would never split or even argue over something so petty as sex.
I would say this is a HUGE issue. My Ex and I had similar problems we also sought advise from a Dr and medication (still no help) we had way too many other problems and the Dr thought it was maybe physiological since it was a recent thing not something that happened since the beginning. I would recommend toys and play to satisfy you and him both. If you love him and want to stay with him the intimacy can be achieved with out sex. GOOD LUCK
Quoting Kris_PBG:
I woukd try counseling before dissolving the marriage.
I would too.
Quoting Kris_PBG:
I woukd try counseling before dissolving the marriage.
Quoting lipsis:I'd recommend experimenting with foreplay and masterbation. Yes, he'll still ejaculate too quickly, but you can get your pleasure elsewhere. Other than that, work on your nonsexual problems, because bad sex amplifies issues.



- Frustrated69
on Sep. 12, 2012 at 3:44 AM