This is part and partial in answer to your first post about this girlfriend who lost sensual interest in you..
First... did she want children and you not, and made it quite clear? How did you communicate outside of the bedroom? Sometimes, it's not what you say, but how you say it.
There must have been something very wrong happening during the time that the amorous feeling she had for you changed so drastically. And she still has not received the right 'salve' for the wound you knowingly created or not.
We women don't have our sexual organ on the outside, and cannot get 'it up' just because it's time to do so - on a schedule.. It's a feeling in our brain and takes a long time to trigger.
If the date is on Friday, and all day that day was crappy, stressful, and you did not have an ear for her rants or just sit with her to sooth her a bit without wanting to go further, her sensual feeling flew out the window.
Once we women loose that 'feeling' for a man, there usually is nothing that he can do or say that will likely bring it back, unfortunately. You were not able to sense her emotional state, and at that time thought only of yourself.
NOW, for this current issue.
No matter how honest a guy is, it still hurts to find out that after you meet a guy, start to like him, and then find out all the while that you were the girl on the side - well heck yeah it hurts. How the heck would you feel? She might say she loves you and misses you, but the thought of being second-best (and especially if she knows about the problems you had with girl #1) she (and you too,for that matter) will be better off finding someone else in her life who will respect her a lot more than you did. I don't judge, but when you cheat and are mainly sex-oriented you should not wonder why you get rejected. If the girl knows your intentions and is willing to go along with that - you usually wind up paying for it.
As
JBeaucaire said, there is no excuse, and nothing will come out of this relationship either. ''I love her to death and miss her''
NOT.. You love yourself and miss your pleasures - there is a big difference.
No matter that reason the first girl no longer felt anything for you - you should try and remember enough to not make the same mistakes again with any other woman. As for girl two - respect her enough to let her go on with her life because it's going to take YOU a long time to get to know yourself, with or without therapy, before you are ready to 'share' yourself with another partner without just thinking of self-satisfaction. A real partnership is made up of more than just physical love, you've got to reach a girl where she has her 'center' and that's a lot of work. I know all those years seem like YOU wasted them, and in a way, you did - by not learning and being more sensitive during all that time.
As I've said before, take time to look in the mirror and also imagine you were in their shoes for 5 minutes - it might be an eye-opener.
Good luck next time dear. If you need some hints, come back and we'll try to help you reach your goals (once you know what they really are).
I usually don't suggest any books, but this one would do you some good..
''Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus'' Try it, it can't hurt and might give you some insight you missed while 'growing up'.
Back to school. Thank goodness we are never too old to learn or change ourselves. All we have to do is WANT to.