InlineFive
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It's quite possible that the romance level in the relationship is dropping and/or her stress levels are increasing.
Originally posted by: InlineFive
It's quite possible that the romance level in the relationship is dropping and/or her stress levels are increasing.
Originally posted by: Golgatha
Originally posted by: iRONic
If our GF withheld sex my wife wouldn't put up with it for very long. A month tops.
:Q:thumbsup:
Originally posted by: SonnyDaze
Originally posted by: InlineFive
It's quite possible that the romance level in the relationship is dropping and/or her stress levels are increasing.
Good point. If she's "not in the mood" than maybe you need to work on "setting the mood" with a little more romance. Woman are funky like that you know (or maybe not)
Originally posted by: theprodigalrebel
Depends. Is she religious? Mine is so no sex until we are married. Actually, so am I so it doesn't really bother me.
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
Originally posted by: SonnyDaze
Originally posted by: InlineFive
It's quite possible that the romance level in the relationship is dropping and/or her stress levels are increasing.
Good point. If she's "not in the mood" than maybe you need to work on "setting the mood" with a little more romance. Woman are funky like that you know (or maybe not)
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: clamum
People seem too obsessed with sex. Is it possible she just doesn't frickin feel like it sometimes? I'm a guy but I couldn't have sex 24/7... jesus people.
This isn't a "not tonight, I have a headache" thing, it's an extended-period "no sex for you until you buy me A/take me to B/I stop being a C" thing
- M4H
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
Originally posted by: brandonb
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
If you care about her and love her, you will just wait it out. Try not to make it worse by forcing her into sex when she isn't really into it.
Have some patience, people go through ups and downs in their life. Its part of life.
In other words, don't be selfish. Support her instead.
Originally posted by: brandonb
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
If you care about her and love her, you will just wait it out. Try not to make it worse by forcing her into sex when she isn't really into it.
Have some patience, people go through ups and downs in their life. Its part of life.
In other words, don't be selfish. Support her instead.
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
The g.f. gave that B.S. thing last night about just not feeling like it. That her sex drive is down...from a guys perspective, there is no such thing. But thats what she said. How long is this acceptable for? One night? One Week? One month?
Originally posted by: toekramp
spice it up, turn on some porn, bring in the hookers, get her interested again
Originally posted by: binister
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
The g.f. gave that B.S. thing last night about just not feeling like it. That her sex drive is down...from a guys perspective, there is no such thing. But thats what she said. How long is this acceptable for? One night? One Week? One month?
How long had it been since the last time?
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
Originally posted by: brandonb
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
If you care about her and love her, you will just wait it out. Try not to make it worse by forcing her into sex when she isn't really into it.
Have some patience, people go through ups and downs in their life. Its part of life.
In other words, don't be selfish. Support her instead.
You know, I hear what you say and it rings true and makes sense. But its so hard because of the doubts and fears that creep through. Because I do really care about her, and I'm worried that its a downward spiral.
And I would never 'force' her to have sex....if she doesn't want to then thats that. But I do have the ability to end the relationship, regardless of how much I dont want to.
I guess I dont know how to find the right mindset to believe and hope that things get better and to not let the no sex thing bother me
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
Originally posted by: toekramp
spice it up, turn on some porn, bring in the hookers, get her interested again
lol...porn+hookers=not a happy gf. made that mistake before.
(i'm kidding....1/2 kidding)
Originally posted by: apac
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
Originally posted by: brandonb
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
If you care about her and love her, you will just wait it out. Try not to make it worse by forcing her into sex when she isn't really into it.
Have some patience, people go through ups and downs in their life. Its part of life.
In other words, don't be selfish. Support her instead.
You know, I hear what you say and it rings true and makes sense. But its so hard because of the doubts and fears that creep through. Because I do really care about her, and I'm worried that its a downward spiral.
And I would never 'force' her to have sex....if she doesn't want to then thats that. But I do have the ability to end the relationship, regardless of how much I dont want to.
I guess I dont know how to find the right mindset to believe and hope that things get better and to not let the no sex thing bother me
I know exactly what you mean because I'm much further along the spiral than you (6+ months of her being very, very stressed). If you love her, and you think it's worth staying for, then hold on - but only she knows how long it will be.
Originally posted by: chambersc
My definition of a relationship built on love and respect can endure an infinite spell of no sex. I'm not that shallow and disrespectful.
Originally posted by: Golgatha
Originally posted by: apac
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
Originally posted by: brandonb
Originally posted by: GrantMeThePower
No, thats totally true. But believe me I romance it up...I think that the stress levels are really true. She's under a TON of stress. She works full time and is a full time student and is struggling with some of her personal beliefs about religion and politics and social justice and is right in the middle of deciding to change her major. She wanted to be a psychiatrist and is changing-thats a pretty big life decision to want to be a doctor and then change your mind. She's meeting a lot of people at school that are challenging the way she looks at the world and is thinking a LOT about what more she could do to help people. The last thing she thinks about right now is sex and our relationship.
If you care about her and love her, you will just wait it out. Try not to make it worse by forcing her into sex when she isn't really into it.
Have some patience, people go through ups and downs in their life. Its part of life.
In other words, don't be selfish. Support her instead.
You know, I hear what you say and it rings true and makes sense. But its so hard because of the doubts and fears that creep through. Because I do really care about her, and I'm worried that its a downward spiral.
And I would never 'force' her to have sex....if she doesn't want to then thats that. But I do have the ability to end the relationship, regardless of how much I dont want to.
I guess I dont know how to find the right mindset to believe and hope that things get better and to not let the no sex thing bother me
I know exactly what you mean because I'm much further along the spiral than you (6+ months of her being very, very stressed). If you love her, and you think it's worth staying for, then hold on - but only she knows how long it will be.
Ok, I've been through surgery, my wife had our 2nd son on January 3rd, 2007, and we're both extremely stressed most of the time. 6+months is ridiculous if either of you have any sex drive what-so-ever.
Originally posted by: LolaWiz
I feel that the "no sex" thing is sooo wrong to put upon a spouse/s/o.
I would never do that ever. Don't put up with it.
