What do you realistically want to do? It’s never an easy one to bring up, but the reality is that if a relationship is sexless there is going to come a point where the partner needing/seeking sex is going to become frustrated, even if they are understanding.
I am currently in a sexless relationship due to a medical condition and the medication I take for it. I have 0 libido and there is no realistic answer.
My partner is incredibly understanding of the fact, but I am only too aware that that he becomes frustrated with the fact. I will do things for him but I can’t bear to be touched in any way shape or form and that leaves him feeling almost as if he is violating me when I do things for him and I don’t want the same in return. It feels one-sided for him, and I totally understand that but I am powerless to change it.
As I said, he is completely understanding and has never pressured me in anyway because it is what it is.
But I would be naive if I didn’t think that there may come a point if, given the opportunity, he could end up being drawn into something physical with someone else.
I’m not open to the idea of an open relationship, but equally if he moved on I wouldn’t be angry at him, he has just as much right to a physical relationship as I have to not have one.
If the lack of sex is frustrating him to the point where it seems he’s been having an affair for the past 2 years then it’s something you need to discuss on a serious level.
He’s not wrong to want sex in a relationship, but equally you’re not wrong to not want it. But there has to come a point where one of you needs to compromise, and you need to talk between you about where that compromise lies.
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