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DH put off?

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liverLadyLass · 06/12/2011 17:21

I went through therapy being abused as a child know I feel my hubby isn't as interested in me In that way as much anymore? Any advice?

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izzywhizzysmincepies · 06/12/2011 19:47

Are you saying that you've recently had therapy to resolve issues relating to your childhood which involved sexual abuse?

Did you make your dh aware of your childhood experiences early in your relationship, or did they perhaps come as something of revelation to him at a later date?

Have you discussed your feelings with your dh? Has he given you any explanation for what you are perceiving as his loss of interest?

Do you feel that your therapy has to some extent 'changed' you/your outlook on life/relationships?

Successful therapy empowers us. Have you perhaps become more assertive over aspects of your relationship that you would not have remarked on before? Could it be that your dh is struggling to become accustomed to a 'new you'?

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