The fact is i was in a similar situation with my ex, she doesnt enjoy much on sex. While i have tried various ways trying to arose her sexual desires, for some reason i am thinking it was her mentality that restricted herself from fully enjoying the tids and bits on making love. Cuz from out of a blue moon, she would feel arose and enjoyed it but that was like once in maybe a few months. Since i know that i am not the person to live a love life without sex, plus i am bound to find other alternatives which would most probably lead to disaster for our relationship. Decided to call the relationship off, while i still love her. For now, i would just be her closest friend giving her support which seems to be a better terms between me and her. I am not sure bout other men, but for me sex/making love with your loved ones do actually encourage intimacy and closeness for both.

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I love my husband, but I don't like sex. Should I let him have an affair?

I am in my late 40s and have been married to my husband for more than 20 years. It's been a happy marriage, and we have two lovely teenage children. However, I have never enjoyed sex, so our love life has always been infrequent.

It's not my husband's fault - he's always been a thoughtful lover - sex just isn't my thing. We haven't made love for more than two years. My husband is frustrated about this, but I would happily never have sex again.

I know this is unfair, so I told my husband that I probably wouldn't object if he started a discreet affair, if I don't have to hear any details. But my closest friend says I'm mad and that our marriage will be wrecked. Is she right?
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Yes, you should. Sex is so important in life, if you don't enjoy it, at least find a way to let your partner to enjoy it

Agreed. To TS, you don't have to actually find someone else for him, just let him bang away, what's the problem? You think your hubby enjoys taking out the trash, buying gifts or accompanying you for shopping trips etc? Similarly, taking great pains in being a thoughtful lover proves that he cares and loves you very much to try and get you involved, rather than just satisfying his own desires. He does it cos he loves you; you should also make love with him cos you love him. True love is not that easy. It involves making a lot of sacrifices.

Hi all. I hope you enjoy my topics. I really work hard to find interesting topics to share

Here is another interesting question for discussion:
I love my husband, but I don't like sex. Should I let him have an affair?

I am in my late 40s and have been married to my husband for more than 20 years. It's been a happy marriage, and we have two lovely teenage children. However, I have never enjoyed sex, so our love life has always been infrequent.

It's not my husband's fault - he's always been a thoughtful lover - sex just isn't my thing. We haven't made love for more than two years. My husband is frustrated about this, but I would happily never have sex again.

I know this is unfair, so I told my husband that I probably wouldn't object if he started a discreet affair, if I don't have to hear any details. But my closest friend says I'm mad and that our marriage will be wrecked. Is she right?
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