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Gr8pumpkin
Ok, we have been together for 13 years, and it seems she is indifferent about sex now.
Whenever we do have sex, I always make sure she is satisfied, and most times she has 2 or more orgasms. The problem is I can't seem to get her interested
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Ok, we have been together for 13 years, and it seems she is indifferent about sex now.
Whenever we do have sex, I always make sure she is satisfied, and most times she has 2 or more orgasms. The problem is I can't seem to get her interested very often. I. Am always ready for it, and will do whatever she wants to make her happy. She claims I am the best lover she has ever had, so what's up....ladies ?
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Maybe it's not that the actual sex isn't good, but something internal. Depression? Exhaustion, stress, hormonal changes. All of these things can cause huge changes in how someone's sex drive is. I've been there.
If she's telling you it isn't the sex, then maybe it isn't. Do you think she seems satisfied when you guys do have sex? Maybe it's just about getting her stresses put aside long enough to do it? That's happened to me before, especially when I feel overloaded with things like work, kids, etc. If you guys have kids, that's probably taking a big toll!
I hate to say this, but sometimes if a partner is being really persistent or getting to the point of demanding sex, that'll turn you off. I am not saying you have done this, but if she feels pressure, that could be it. Again, not trying to say you're pressuring her or anything like that. I just wanted to throw it out there incase it could be that she's just feeling like ya'll's sex drives aren't matching up and in turn, feeling pressured to match yours.
13 years? Wow. That's great! And it sounds like this was kind of sudden, so it sounds doubtful that it's the sex she's not happy with. That wouldn't happen suddenly, after being very satisfied for 13 years. It's truly probably something big going on with her or in her life like stress and other things that have just built up. Have you asked her? I would definitely do that. My partner asks me -- for instance, the other night -- if I was feeling less interested or less satisfied and I'm glad he asked because that was not at all how I was feeling. I was totally happy to have the 3 sessions this week, but had very little sleep one day and was really down in the dumps and not as openly horny as usual (with the sex talk and such), so he wondered if I was having some kind of problems with the sex, when instead, it was my being tired.
Do you do foreplay and stuff? Have
you changed anything during sex? Sometimes, when something gets left out that the other person really wants/needs or that they've become used to, they can be a little less enthusiastic about it. Perhaps out of confusion as to why it isn't happening anymore, if you've lost interest or whatever. I don't know the details. Just stating as many possibilities I can.
What about meds? Hormone changes, like I said? Those affect a woman's sex drive pretty drastically.