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Old May 3, 2008, 09:55 PM
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My girlfriend and I haven't had sex in almost 3 months

Me and my girlfriend have been dating for a little longer than 2 1/2 years now and everything was going great for quite a while. We had a pretty frequent sex life- in fact I was pretty damn spoiled starting off. Well for about 9 months or so it started to die off a little bit and for the past 3 months we have not done it ONCE. The fact that we don't do it isn't the only problem, its the way it messes with my head too. I feel like I really love her but it's harder then hell not to get frustrated about it. Sometimes I even wonder if it's the kind of deal where she's got her eyes on someone else but I dont think thats it. I've tried talking to her about it and she says she just doesn't get horny anymore. She's 20 and i'm 21 so that really doesn't cut it for me! Should I call it quits or try to hang on and see if things pick up again. After 3 months I'm wondering if they ever will.

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Old May 5, 2008, 04:47 PM   #11  
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A lot of times relationships turns into getting used to the person. That could be her problem. I'm on a similar situation as well and I'm just so used to the same things with him that I have lost interest.

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Old May 6, 2008, 02:37 AM   #12  
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Are you planning to marry?

If not, what are you waiting for? I'd consider telling her you want to break b/c a life without intimacy is ...lame.

it'll put all her cards on the table. if she says ok, you know that she cannot go on.
if she fights, see how much....heck, it may put her in the mood, you have the guts tp walk "off the lot"

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Sorry Ash, that sounds like mental and physical blackmail - BIG TURN-OFF.
If a guy cannot be attentive and helpful during the day, then the night is not going to be better just by forcing the issue.

Even if he proposes marriage, and maintains the idea that he does not have to continue to work on showing her his appreciation out of the bed too, it will not work.

It does not cost anything to listen, help around the house, have a sense of humor and dish out a few compliments - let her know you still care, even if she is not in the mood. Being courteous and respectful might gain her affections again, but it is hard once this is lost.

Never ever, should a man take it for granted that after the chase all he has to do is sit back and expect her to be romantic at the drop of a hat.

'I buy the food, pay the bills, etc' just does not work anymore. There are women who get paid to perform like that and can turn their feelings off - if that's all a man cares for.

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I would love to know what the rest of the relationship is about. Many times all we get is a part of the story, without the info to make an informed opinion. I think Chery, and Kirope have hit on a very good point, as the quickest way to turn off another person, is to take them for granted. I know that sex, or the lack there of, is only a symptom of a greater problem in the relationship, that has not been addressed. So it would be helpful if the OP would supply more details.

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Chery agrees: How true my dear, it's hard when we don't get a chance to see the 'whole picture'
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