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Yes, that can be it, alone with other issues that people who normally use methadone have.
I would assume there are other issues in the relationship also. But then there are also dozen of other reasons this can happen, only you know how the entire relationship is going. What happens when ( not in the bedroom) you sit down with him and discuss your needs and what plans are going to be made to work out the issues |
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