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My partner has lost interest in sex

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Question - (21 July 2007) 4 Answers - (Newest, 21 July 2007)
A female United Kingdom age , anonymous writes:

I am a 49 year old divorced woman. My partner of 9 months, who is 43 seems to have lost interest in sex with me. To be honest, his libido has never been very high, but sex was really good at the start and nothing has changed between us (I keep myself in good shape and am attractive for my age). Sex started to get less frequent a while ago and we have now not made love for 2 months. He gets upset when I try to discuss it. I really like and want this guy but I wonder whether I should just give up and move on.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2007):

It could be a few things. He could be self motivated and a bit controlling/abusive and this is a tatic he uses to gain control.

It could be he is needing time to himself and space and I say wait it out-he'll come back all loving and into you. Men and women go through these swing down times. Read Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus by John Gray Ph. D. It's an amazing book. Promise.

It could be he has a lower libido-there are some that are termed asexual in that they are completely happy not having sex and have no real desire to have it. It's just a choice they have in that they don't feel the need for it. There are some interesting articles on it. They even have date sites for such individuals as these individuals have had "failed" relationships due to there low to no sex drive.

I say don't pressure him, he loves you and isn't ignoring you, don't keep asking him if something is up. He'll come to you if he needs anything. Just act the same supportive way, be his friend and he'll appreciate how accepting you are of him and come back with full force.

He's not trying to hurt your feelings. He isn't trying to ignore you. He just needs his time to himself for awhile.

Please get the book I mentioned for the insight you need for a successful relationship.

Best Wishes.

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2007):

It's interesting, because I am a 27 year old male dealing with the same situation with my 28 year old fiancee. We've been together for over 2 years, knowing each other for more than 10. At the beginning, the sex was great, and at least three times per week. We haven't had any type of intimacy since January. This isn't obviously my opinion on the subject, but she also gets viciously angry when I bring it up, which is often. She states that stress, her physical ability (she considers herself overweight), and her being busy all the time has affected her sex drive. My point is, instead of talking to your partner about it, maybe you should consider writing him. Are you willing to give up your relationship because he isn't giving you the sex you want/need? If he won't talk to you about it, tell him that you need to discuss it, or the relationship may never move ahead.

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2007):

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A male reader, Danielepew Mexico +, writes (21 July 2007):

Danielepew agony auntSomething has changed if his interest in sex has changed, too. It seems this isn't a problem you can manage through conversation alone. I suppose you could tell him that things are not working out, and you'll move on. That should make him react. If he won't, well, move on.

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