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Sex and being unreasonable

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IAmReallyFabNow · 01/01/2011 16:08

DH and I currently have differing sex drives. He hasn't changed in the years we have been together but I have. I feel rejected, he feels I am being unreasonable. Was a big problem a few years ago when I had attention of an ex who I still really fancy though nothing happened. I wanted to use the thrill with my husband but we soon went back to once a week or so. I feel fed up that he doesn't want it more (feel rejected and not attractive) he feels miffed as it is quality over quantity for him. He would always be happy to play with me but sometimes I want him, not just an orgasm and I feel Blush for wanting loads of sex.

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loopylou6 · 03/01/2011 14:15

Freak.

Curiositykilledhaskittens · 03/01/2011 14:29
Shock

You sound a bit like my XP julraj... He has a personality disorder...

Biscuit
Curiositykilledhaskittens · 03/01/2011 14:33

Incidentally I think I'd be quite happy if DH left me because I wouldn't degrade myself sexually/he had a paedophilic fetish desire I refused to honour... Had enough of that ridiculous behaviour to last a lifetime...

IAmReallyFabNow · 03/01/2011 14:36

There is no chance at all you will be reading a thread from me about my DH having an affair.

I really wonder what your point is julraj and what you think you are adding to the thread. You are disrespectful and a waste of time. JIMO Grin.

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JaneS · 03/01/2011 17:57

You are showing your own ignorance, jul. Are you own of these people who have trouble with the idea that some men really do have lower sex drives than their female partners? It's not an insulting notion, you know: just a fact that some of us have to deal with in our relationships.

IAmReallyFabNow · 03/01/2011 18:02

LRD check you in box Smile.

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