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Am I too demanding? Should I expect and settle for less?

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Question - (1 February 2015) 2 Answers - (Newest, 2 February 2015)
A female United Kingdom age 41-50, anonymous writes:

I have been dating a guy who is mid 40's and single most of his life. He is good to me in lots of ways helping out at my place with maintenance jobs. In return I cook for him and buy his favourite wine etc and pay for take aways etc. I work 6 days a week and when I am free would love to go out for a meal of a drink with him but he prefers to stay in and get a take away or watch a film.

He doesn't have a regular sex drive but is affectionate even though I would like sex at least once a week. For him it's just not important.

I just wish there was more.

Am I being selfish or expecting too much? He is reliable and hard working but I miss feeling special and miss the romance of going out. Are we just too different?

I feel like the only time I can go out or have fun is with my female friends.

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A female reader, Honeypie United States + , writes (2 February 2015):

Honeypie agony auntI agree, you are not a good match. Seems like he is looking for a "mom" not a partner. The way you CATER to him, makes me think he lived at home with his mom til late in life? So now he is looking for a replacement mom?

Have you ASKED him out on a date? I get that he RATHER stay in, but going out is something YOU like and shouldn't he want to OCCASIONALLY do things YOU like too?

Sorry, I'd look elsewhere for a partner. Someone whom I had more in common with.

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A male reader, SensitiveBloke United Kingdom +, writes (2 February 2015):

SensitiveBloke agony auntIt sounds like you are not well-suited to each other. There are plenty of people who would love going out with you and having fun, but he's not one of them.

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