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So here we are.....
Some women might be fine with it, and some men might feel if you love him than just deal with it and be thankful you still have him. I agree with all of that, but the problem is I have a VERY high sex drive and I'm 40. I love my husband so much but I'm having a hard time staying faithful. I did stray and I confessed b/c of the guilt.
I wanted him to say that I could go out of the marriage now and then to fill the need I have. its just sex....Its him I love...but he loves me very much and doesn't want to share me.
We have tried toys, strap ons etc.... but nothing is replacing what I am missing.
We are going to seek counseling but I wanted to see if there were other couples having the same issues and what did you do about it?
best of luck,
Dr Tareen
So one day he said how much he wanted me and literally the next day decided he couldn't be my lover anymore. I know he has felt as if he was less than a man for quite a while, he even offered to let me sleep with other men and still take care of me. But what he didn't and doesn't understand is my sex drive was with him, not others. i would have rather have had him without sex than not have him. I've assured him of that since before the operation. Still, his answer was to let me go.
Guys, what's up with that???
Is there anything i can do to let him know it's him that matters most not just the sex? We had been together for almost 10 years and then poof.
I too am in a similar position. I'm a guy in a happy marriage of 35 yrs. The sanctity, and vows of our marriage has always been very important to us. There will be good times and bad, but we work through them together. The most important ingredient in a good marriage, next to LOVE, is TRUST. My wife trusts me explicitly, and vise-versa. There is never any doubt, ever. If we are having a problem with sex, we work through it together. "Sex without love is meaningless, and love without trust is impossible!" It's what I believe anyway. A woman gives sex to get affection, while a man gives affection to get sex! Think about it. It's how we are wired, differently as a gender. BTW, any man that offers to let his wife sleep with other men, either just doesn't care about you and is totally uninterested, or (and this is my guess), has something on the side himself, and wants to ease the feeling of his own guilt for cheating. Hire a detective and get to the bottom of things. Stop worrying honey, everything will work out, one way or another, but you shouldn't need to suffer over it. Good luck and let me know how things work out?
When I find him, what would ease the inner turmoil he is going through? I want to take his pain away. We have always been there for each other, even through the surgery. What can I do?
These guys aren't saying 'poor me', they are dealing with lots of emotional and identity stuff. Seriously, I don't even know why you checked in with this website.
I wish we had a serious fight or something, anything to explain his absence, but our last night together was beautiful. It makes no sense.
I swear, as each day goes by I am losing more of my mind. He is still dealing with issues from being in Kuwait and has not been able to find a job since he came back a year ago.
I guess I will just have to believe in the last two lines of your response. Thank you.
The thing to me is I just don't feel like a complete man anymore.And that keeps me from foreplay at this time.Before this I was a big foreplay person,but now its just not in me.??
JUSTGENO
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