Do you ever make it all about him... as in tell him not to hold back at all. Holding back suppresses the sensations mentally, and later they are less intense physically. So there's number one... sensations change the longer it goes...
More irony of sex... men get a erotic zone you can find blindfolded with oven mitts on... women get an important erotic zone place away from the primary site of contact and friction... men can sometimes find it easier to ejac fast because the sensations are "new" early... women moslty need a buildup... ironic...
Tired, stressed, these are things that can certainly affect anyone's sex drive, man or woman. Though I think women need to be in the moment more mentally, guys also need to as well. Thinking about whether you are ovulating isn't exactly the stuff of romance most of the time. So if he is mentally distracted, coupled with physically tired, double whammy.
He gets a little slack for that, but not much. He can chose to live the life he wants to. He can choose to workout to strengthen his body. And he does choose whether to engage you. Sex is work, and he seems lazy, even if there are some "reasons" for some of his behavior.
There are some things I can recommend if you want... pm me. They are more graphic physically and are some "tricks" that sometimes can take it over the edge. Up to you.
As been there mentioned, it does not get easier in time. I'm in a 8 yr relationship with a child in the house. Its hard as hell to find time to make time. But we have to work at it. Sometimes we've been off page. I've been distant during a period I was a little depressed. She's been distant when she went through a few periods of physical stress. But a key to a healthy sex life that is lasting is you need to do the work and you need to chase, and be chased, a little.
Familiarity can make things tough. I know what my partner looks like naked. Not knowing that early was an extra mental stimulation. I know what she likes, doesn't like, will do, won't do... etc. again, that takes away the newness that I think sometimes carries the relationship sexually early on.
But all you can do is communicate. And all you can do is all you can do. After that, its done. Sexual health is something that shouldn't dominate every relationship necessarily, but it is absolutely something that should not be swept under the rug. If you make the efforts you've made, and he doesn't come around, then you have a decision to make.
All relationships are somewhat about acceptable compromise... what are you willing to "live with" to get the benefits of being with that person. Rarely is it ever perfect.
Some people go off the deep end when I say its acceptable to end an otherwise healthy relationship due to severe sexual incompatibility. I can tell you this. As good as our marriage is, if my wife thought early on that our relationships was way out of whack sexually, she wouldn't have stayed if I was unwilling to do some work.
She doesn't need perfection. She needs attention and effort.
During the period when I was depressed I often didn't come to orgasm with her. I was just mentally blocked. She felt terrible. But we talked it out... she just didn't see how uspet I was cause I'm a guy and we interalize things. Not saying this is your situation, but we went through a little of what you are.
We worked it out by being open, talking, removing the noise that was getting in the way, and trying again.
I hope your guy is willing to step up a bit.
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