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iv been with my gf for about a year and a half now, we used to have a great sex life, at it all the time etc. now shes just stopped, she has no interest in it anymore, and its kind of getting me worried, all i can think is that shes going off of me. ive never treated her badly or forced her into doing anything. i still love her but its getting in the way of our relationship and making us argue.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I had the same prob after going out with my bf for a couple of years. I used to get very defensive whenever he broached the subject of why i didn't seem to want to have sex any more, because I knew that I still loved him tons and I just didn't understand why i suddenly just didn't seem to have much of a sex drive any more. It was really frustrating, because one we were, er, doing it, it was great, it was just getting started - i seemed to just never feel horny! But I was worried that he would think I didn't want to be with him any more, which just wasn't true. It led to arguments, so eventually my bf stopped asking about it and we just went through a dry patch. But our relationship became stronger as we wer able to talk openly about it all, he accepted that it wasn't him, it was all down to me, and sex has picked up again, though not to the rate that it was at the start of the relationship. My bf has accepted that I just don't get the urge as much as him, and I've accepted that I don't always need to feel mega-horny to 'do it'
I'd just recommend to try and talk about it but if she gets upset try not to push it. Some of us just don't have such a sex drive and if this is the case then unfortunately it is something you will just have to learn to live with. Constantly bringing it up will cause problems. It is hard to keep your sex life like it is at the start of a relationship - things naturally slow down (thank god or we'd all die prematurely I think).
lol, yea i know. its just a hard thing to get your head round, you know what i mean? i can really relate to what you are saying though, it sounds like exactly the same situation. its not that she doesnt like the sex, its more of actually getting her into the mood at the start. once we get going its pretty much fine, but its just the start bit. ive tried so many different things though to try to get her in "the mood" like going for a meal and having a romantic evening and just doing whatever she wants to do but it gets me no where and it makes me so frustrating. i know it probly seems such a petty thing to worry about but its really starting to get me down. we always talk about it and she always seems to just want to get off of the subject. i suppose i just have to do what you say though and just not look for it, then it may naturally come to me. if you get what i mean. the thing is also that she says when we get older and married etc then we will have a good sex life again, the thing is what will change once were married? its aweird situation to be in as you know, by the sounds of it.thank you so much for all your help though everyone, its appreciated.x
I think it's quite common to taper off after a while. If that becomes an issue, it can be self-perpetuating. Perhaps she knows you're taking her out etc to get her in the mood, not just because you want to take her out and be with her. Try surprising her by spending the next week giving her smiles, kisses, cuddles and shoulder rubs etc without ever once straying to her breasts and other bits at the first opportunity.
me and my boyfriend always argue about this.He always wants it and i dont want it as much as him.
My problem is the way that he brings the subject up, like saying lets go upstairs..... I would rather him start things of physically like by kissin me or something.
Its not that i dont love him or have gone off sex with him its that i want it to be more romantic in the way things get started.
As already suggested, try not to mention it to her for a while as she may think that is all you want her for (i've been in the same situation with my boyfriend). Do nice romantic things with her, spend lots of time cuddling letting her know you care about her, but don't try it on. Talk to her more, take an interest in what she has to say and just try be a very loving boyfriend, as I'm sure you are! Eventually she will make the first move because she wants you!