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Did sex mean more to you when you were younger or in a newer relationship?
I know that it used to be a lot more important to me than it is now. Not that I don't still love it. But I guess either age or maturity has slowed things down a lot.
If for some reason I became single again. I think the priority on it would probably go up. So maybe being with the same partner for 20 some years has slowed it down a little.
What do you think?

Unfortunately, it seems like my manfriend's gotten kind of comfortable, I guess. I've lost a bunch of weight, dyed my hair, look better than I have since we met, and feel more connected to him than ever, and would love to show him that physically. He's just not as into it. We've discussed it, he says it's not me, it's just that he's busy, tired, stuff like that. He's always had a lower libido than I do, but it's gotten worse. He's more attentive since our talk, but I really kind of get the impression that he'd be just as happy having sex even less than we do now. It's great when it happens, though, so I just focus on the positive.
Thanks again have great day
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I am sure you will find the right one eventually.
I don't think about it quite so much anymore. One reason is that I am so busy. The other is that she is so busy. I hate to bother her because I know she has a lot to do.
Plus heck she is drunk all the time. lol.
I know when I see other pretty women my interest rises. And I seem to think about it more. So the interest is still there.
I make sure he's satisfied...but at the same time, my own enjoyment is going down. I just can't bring myself to get excited about something when I know it won't be enough, and I know the more excited I get, the more frustration and pain I'll experience when he finishes while I'm just warming up. I miss the intimacy and closeness we used to have, and I hope we'll have it again, because I honestly can't see spending the rest of my life this way. As it stands, I get more of a buzz from cuddling and snuggling than when we make love. I dread sex because every one-sided encounter is a reminder of what I've lost.
It hurts to be left wanting...it's an actual physical & emotional ache. I miss him, I need him. Unfortunately, he's just not there for me. I'd say I think about making love more now than ever because I know what I'm missing, and I miss that sense of connection, of love, of being cherished.....I miss him. We've talked about it, and I know he's doing his best, but it's like I have an absentee partner. Everything I do gets sucked into a void, and while it's kept him from drowning this semester, I think I've gone under instead. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that his graduation will bring things back on track.
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