My husband and I have been married for 27 years. He says he “hates sex”. We haven’t had sex in seven years. I was always the one in our relationship with a high libido. Is there any hope for sex?
Larry’s Answer:
Hi Carlita,
Thanks for writing about America’s most popular couples subject…sex. In your question, you asked “is there hope for sex?” This is not about hope. It’s about knowledge. You said your husband “hates” sex but you didn’t say that he hates sex with you.
My point is that there are two mistresses in America for men that can take their interest away from the woman they married.
1) The girl down at work who praises your husband and opens up the possibility of an affair and 2) the pornography industry on his computer. Both of these are popular choices in how men relieve their built in biological pressure. When a man, who normally “needs” sex no longer desires it, there are five questions to ask in order.
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A common question I receive is “How can I restore the intimacy in my sexless marriage?”
If there’s one subject in marriage where you can find a flurry of expert opinions, it’s got to be intimacy. It’s a supercharged topic for men and women but the reason they’re both charged up is not the same…
When women search for the answer about restoring intimacy when sex has disappeared, they’re not thinking about sex like men do. Men have a tough time understanding this so to help answer the question more accurately, let’s first look at two groups of women.
Those who are emotionally secure in themselves and those who are not. For emotionally secure women, sex is her end game, only AFTER her man takes care of his responsibilities. When he works to make her life easier, cares for her emotionally and is a great father to his children, then her emotions urge her toward the physical act of sex which her husband’s behavior has drawn her to.
But for women who are emotionally IN-secure, it’s a different story.
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