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Asked May 21, 2007, 10:35 PM — 8 Answers
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May 21, 2007, 10:54 PM
I feel for you and your post seems really heartfelt. I get the feeling that he actually is worried about having further issues with his problem if he intiates sex. You need to both calm down-perhaps you may need to look after yourself sexually without pressuring him for a while.

Not sure if this helps you though.

Best wishes
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May 22, 2007, 07:29 AM
Thanks for your response. The problem with that is....I am unable to pleasure myself. I have tried so many different ways over the years, always without results. The more I think about it, the more I begin to question why he wouldn't get his penis checked out if he truly felt he had a problem?

Here comes another idea. Could he be gay? I have told him before, not in reference to our sex life, that I wouldn't be surprised if he turned out to be gay. The first time my parents met him they noticed his "swagger"....lol. I was his first, and only, girlfriend, and he is 28 years old. I haven't known him to be with too many sexual partners, but he has told me that "the problem" happened with another girl as well. I guess I just brush that idea off because, like I said, when we first got back together, we were doing it like crazy. If he was gay, or had a "problem", wouldn't you think it would be a constant decrease in sex drive?
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May 22, 2007, 07:57 AM
Well in response to your second post HTSIACB (lol) I'll answer in my personal experience, and you can do with what I say as you will. I think you need to realize some people do not feel they need sex as much as others.--Not because they have a problem but they just don't care or feel the need to. I recently watched a show, the women answered this as, the problem could be that because you used to have sex a lot, and since you've been together for awhile it tends to get boring. Like its the same old thing. -This is my personaly issue. I'm in a great relaionship with my fianc? For 3 years. He was my first sexual partner and last. We used to have sex a few time's a day, but within the last year I just don't feel like it so I say no. Sometime's it is because he wants to in the morning and I want to at night. Sometime's I just don't feel like doing it, I guess because I'm too lazy to. I'm still attracted to him, love him and all that. But it is the same old thing and well its boring...lol. We've tried different things. Still sometime's it's boring. I'm not too concerned though, I'm not going to be forced to do anything I don't want to. Anyway, I think the main prob for me is he has started working a lot lately, and he is trying to presue his ''perfect career'' and because of that he's always at work and when he comes home he's tired, then when he does have off, he doesn't want to do anything sometime's. So good luck to you hope you can figure out what you need to do from some of what I've said.
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May 22, 2007, 09:38 AM
Well from what you wrote you were doing all the right things...except going back with a guy who had issues you knew about.

Yeah you know you cared for him, fact is you also know the pain he causes you. At 25 you are also young enough to not fully grasp the facts that are in front of you.

Sex seems important to you, also know there are quite a few good and maybe even better guys out there that are intellectually AND sexually a better match for you. Staying with this guy is causing you pain and will only continue to. Perhaps he is better suited for life as a Catholic monk. Try not to waste more of your youth with this guy.

Trust me in that you can move on. And for your own mental health should.
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May 22, 2007, 09:51 AM
Smoothy,

It seems wrong to leave someone, when everything else is going good, simply based on the fact that we don't have sex as often as I like. Perhaps you are correct when stating "At 25 you are also young enough to not fully grasp the facts that are in front of you".

I guess I am looking for a male input on the penis "problem". Does it seem plausible.........considering his past hx of being able to perform? Can it really be that he is just "too tired"? Or maybe I should ask a gay man about my questioning of his sexuality? Just trying to look down every road before making a turn.

Thanks for your time
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May 22, 2007, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by HatingToSleepInAColdBed
Smoothy,

It seems wrong to leave someone, when everything else is going good, simply based on the fact that we don't have sex as often as I like. Perhaps you are correct when stating "At 25 you are also young enough to not fully grasp the facts that are in front of you".

I guess I am looking for a male input on the penis "problem". Does it seem plausible.........considering his past hx of being able to perform? Can it really be that he is just "too tired"? Or maybe I should ask a gay man about my questioning of his sexuality? Just trying to look down every road before making a turn.

Thanks for your time
Why does it seem wrong. The fact that you are not happy in this relationship and you are not getting what you need and should expect. It doesn't matter that sex is what is missing. It could be any number of things, secrecy, lack of intimacy, lack of warmth, the fact you don't connect at the right level.

Count your blessings you aren't married yet, or worse have kids.

People break up every day for far less serious matters.

As a 25 year old male a major portion of my thoughts were were to find a woman to hook up with that would sleep with me...and when I did have a woman we went at it like rabbits the entire night., Quite literally, I went almost an entire week with almost no sleep as a result of a flame being in town.

At 45 my thoughts aren't quite as focused on sex...but trust me they don't stray away for that long a period. Though being married I no longer worry about with who or when as I know the answers to those two questions with certainty.


And my basic point is I also tended to cling to a relationship that had obvious problems far too long when I was younger as well. I have the beifit of hindsight on this.
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Apr 7, 2011, 12:01 PM
I'm in a similar situation. Been with this guy for the past 2 years after a 20+ year marriage. He had tons of sex drive when I first met him, now nothing. I moved in with him a year ago and it has only gotten worse. He also just got over a 10+ year marriage. I feel I have control, why can't he. But in all honesty, being with him has made me loose my self esteem, feeling unattractive. I know I'm the most gorgeous woman out there but he fell for me for a reason. I have threatened to move out a lot....I honestly don't want to but I have being rejected. He doesn't even show me he loves me or tells me without me telling him first. He went and got Viagra but hasn't taken it. Seems to be an ongoing issue he had with his previous marriage. I honestly do not know what to tell you...but keep your head up and you are the only one that knows what to do.
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May 13, 2011, 03:19 PM
I am in the same position. Especially because you mentioned his possible gay-ness I assume there are some somewhat feminine qualities he possesses. (Also, is he overweight or anything? Does he eat healthily? Does he exercise? The problem he has could easily be caused by hormone imbalance (namely not enough testosterone)
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