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| Sex & Intimacy / 7:03 PM - Monday April 06, 2009 |
Should I leave my wife?We have been married 14yrs and together 19yrs. We have two children. She is a good mother.
- Asked by tisdale, A Father Figure, Male, 46-55, Financial / Banking |
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ok... i was the woman in that exact situation. I wasn't interested in sex with my husband and it was a chore. I was never really attracted to him once i grew up. We got together at 16 and by 20, the attraction was gone. I stuck it out for 15 years of marriage before i left.
- Response by joent612, A Thinker, Female, 36-45, Tampa, Administrative
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The question is: Do you still love her? If things changed in the bedroom would you change your mind? IF the answer to these 2 question's are that you do and yes...then you need to find a good marriage therapist. IF your wife is your age (36-45) she might be having hormonal problems and not her fault. Then she needs to find a good OBGYN. There are many things they can do to help her. I personally recommend a woman because I've been to many guy doc's and not one of them understood the hormone thing.
- Response by solstess, A Thinker, Female, 46-55, Detroit, Artist / Musician / Writer
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She may have a hormone imbalance and be pre-menopausal. I'd ask her to look into that.
- Response by snafu, A Career Woman, Female, 29-35, Toronto, Financial / Banking
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Well, there are definitely other problems in the marriage that is showing up in the lack of sex life. Normally one says that the partner who is holding back is very angry about something. You guys need to talk. Go as soon as you can (even to a sliding scale place) for immediate counceling. Don't throw away all those years and uproot your children's lives over this, if it can be fixed!!! Don't forget also that foreplay begins all day, not just when you have a hard on.
- Response by englishrose4945, A Life of the Party, Female, 66 or older, Miami, Alternative Medicine
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Youre keeping track of how many times you've had sex....that isn't good. Have you already left emotionally? If a woman thinks you've left emotionally, she tends to "leave" physically. If your marriage is important to you, then NO, YOU DON'T LEAVE YOUR WIFE.
- Response by A Mr. Married Guy, Male, 36-45, Medical / Dental
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The question is have you been doing anything to spice things up? You guys have been having sex for what I'm assuming is 19 years. Try putting the heat back into your sex life, or sitting down and talking to her about it. Personally, I'd try shocking her first... get the kids out of the house for the night, send them off to grandma's or something for the weekend, and either go get a nice hotel, or set the house up and romance her. Take her back to when you were courting her... reinact your first date or something like that. Or tell her you want to do something a little interesting and tell her to meet you at a bar, and you're going to pretend like you guys don't know each other... and your objective is to get her to go home with you. Or just cook a nice dinner, set out some candles, draw her a nice bath, and then take her to bed and try some new positions. Or take her hand one day, and guide her into a sex shop. You can also set up a pure romance night, and have a sex toy seller come to your place and set up a romantic evening to check things out. Honestly, it just sounds like she's bored. Do something out of the ordinary. My parents have been married for 25 years... and sex is the one thing they have never had a problem with because they experiment. Sit down and talk to her, and find out what's going on. Maybe there's a hormone imbalance she might need to get checked out for... but you've been together 19 years... sex can be fixed. Sit down and work this out with her, and don't be shy... express what you guys feel and what you need in bed. Maybe you'll find out she's been hiding a thing or two she's been wanting to try.
- Response by neuroticallyyours2005, A Creative, Female, 22-25, Artist / Musician / Writer
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Ok, I'm kind of an expert on this issue. I'll keep this short.
- Response by mks4fun, A Guy Critical, Male, 46-55, Kansas City, Self-Employed
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MAYBE THE LOVE IS GONE. TRY TALKING WITH HER IF IT DON'T WORK TRY COUNSELING WITH YOURSELVES FIRST( GO OUT ENJOY EACH OTHER'S COMPANY ETC) THEN PROFESSIONALLY IF IT DOS NOT WORK THEN IF ITS STILL NOT RESOLVED TRY TO DO WHATS BEST FOR YOUR CHILDREN
- Response by godlovesu777, A Married Girl, Female, 36-45, Oklahoma City, Student
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why doesnt she leave you
- Response by A Father Figure, Male, Who Cares?, Other Profession
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You both need councilling
- Response by duggers, A Guy Critical, Male, 66 or older
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