Lack of passion in the bedroom?

Contributor: Iggins09 Iggins09
Hello all. I need some advice here. There was a night where my husband and I had crazy good sex. It's once in a blue moon where it's absolutely mind blowing. Not all the time, sadly . After that night, my sex drive totally plummeted. I'm finding a lack of passion on my side after that night. He performed oral on me before we had sex and I wasn't too fulfilled during sex. I've never had an orgasm during sex with any of my partners. My husband has no issue having an orgasm during sex. He knows how I like it and doesn't really seem inclined to really have the passion to do it. Sometimes sex is just so dull that I don't even bother with it. I showed him a picture from one of my Facebook groups of a guy really giving it to his woman by pulling her hair and he told me that it was mean. He really said it was mean! The exact way I like having sex! He never tells me what he wants to do to me and when I ask him he says it doesn't matter. I was his first but we've been having sex for a little over 3 years. We've been married for almost 2. We always joke that he or I don't want to touch the other because we don't like it. It really is a joke between us.
I apologize if I'm rambling but this has been sitting in my head for too long. He attempts to choke me a little bit during sex but he's always having to stop and readjust or something like that so it totally kills the moment for that bit.

Anybody have any ideas? I'm a faithful women but I won't lie that my thoughts have strayed to finding another partner for sex before. I would never but you know how they say that you always want greener pastures.
12/13/2012
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Contributor: Rin (aka Nire) Rin (aka Nire)
If you haven't yet sat down and had a good, long talk about it, that would be a good spot to start. Not like the odd offhand joke or shy suggestion, but a real talk. Let him know how heavily this is affecting you, and that you'd like to work together to fix it. This isn't going to get any better if there's no solid communication between you two.

You might also consider seeing a counselor together. It might feel a little embarrassing but sometimes having some outside help can make a big difference.
12/13/2012