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Are you capable of being sexually aroused?
Is that you have no interest in sex or just not physically attracted to your fiance.
I could date someone where sex isn't a component, but to enter into a mongamous relationship where there is no sex is totally unacceptable to most men. I wouldn't enter into a long term relationship with someone who doesn't love sex. Accomodation is unacceptable.
Do you know why you have no interest in sex? Have you ever consulted a professional; medical or therapist regarding this?
Being a sexual being is the normal state.
My wife was sexually abused as a young child and she can only initiate sex, but we kiss each other on the lips all the time.
And please, as you enter into personal counseling, open up to the counselor to find out why you have such an aversion to touch. You may already know some of the answer to this, but you need to work through and resolve this issue before you ever even consider continuing this relationship with your fiance.
You need to seek professional help, and S.T.A.T.!!!
You need to see a therapist, or counselor, befor you marry your fianc?! There is no man who wants to enter into a sexless marriage! Put yourself in your fianc?'s shoes, would you want to marry someone who didn't even want to kiss you? I think not? No, I know not!!! No one would! Go see a therapist. Help yourself, and your fianc?.
Perhaps one of the connections in your brain has slipped off track? Counselling is your best option to fixing this problem.
I wish you all the best!!!
Dennis
I'm curious; how old are you and your fiance? You might try looking at this link from Mayo Clinic.
Maybe it will give you some ideas on possible medical reasons
First, I wanted to commend you on your post. This kind of topic is very sensitive and can get all kinds of feed back that you may not like. I think you are brave for wanting to find a solution and putting it out there like that.
Second, I want to say that I think I can understand what you are going through. I have been experiencing similar issues between my husband and myself. A couple of years ago I went to my family doctor and described the situation to him. I was convinced there was something mentally wrong with me but wanted to rule everything out. He sent me to a hormone specialist. I had all of my hormones tested and found out that I have no progesterone and very little testonerone. Both are key to a woman's sex drive and comfort level with it. And on top of that I have a binding agent(normal in low levels) in my blood that was sky high(One cause of this can be birth control). That meant the binding chemical was binding with my hormones and taking them away so they were even getting to where they needed to go to help. My doctor put me on topically applied hormones and I have gone off my birth control to try and help the situation(it can take over a year to lower the binding chemical). I have been off of birth control almost a year now and it is helping. But what most men and even a lot of women don't realize is that there is so much that goes into a woman's sex drive. Weight, self worth, hormones, stress, depression(nor no depression), time of the month, perscription drugs, alcohol consumption, your past sexual experience, and the quality of relationship you have with your partner. I hesitate to give advice because it may not work for you I just want to share my experience. Not only is mine medical but I am in therapy as well and together I am working toward a better outcome. I am thankful that my husband has been so understanding, and patient. Let me know if you have any questions. I want to help if I can.
john
A healthy relationship includes communication, trust, honesty and SEX. God built us this way. If you don't like what God has done, complain to him. But don't try to convince anybody else that God makes mistakes. Calling the enjoyment of sex "abominations" is a reflection on one idiot who isn't in touch with The Lord.
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