Is it normal to not want to have sex with your partner?

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  • the_misty_haze
    11 years ago | pl

    Your going to either have to learn to go without or not allow him to dismiss it. Be kind but incredibly persistent. Tell him that if there is a problem your willing to do anything to get through it but it can't be worked on if he refuses to address it. Maybe suggest marriage counseling but I doubt he will talk to a stranger if he won't talk to you. If it was me id also stress how much he is loved and that its not so much the lack of sex that will eventually hurt the marriage but the lack if communication and willingness to try to fix the problem.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago | pl

      Thanks for your advice! You're right, I will need to definitely approach him in a different manner regarding the issues and hope for the best. I have talked about going to counseling and in the past he would dismiss that too, but lately when I bring it up, he says ok! But has yet to actually follow through...even if I tell him that I'll make the appointment! He just says, "One of these days!" I will keep trying until I say, "That's it!"

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