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LOW SEX DRIVE @ 18
Hey there..
Im 18 years old (female) and I don't know if this is normal but I think I have a low sex drive...
I hardly ever feel to have sex. My boyfriend and I have been in a relationship for almost 3 years and Ive had this problem all along. Am I sick? Do I need some pills or something? Its kinda depressing to know that I cant enjoy sex.... Is there a diet that I can follow that helps increase female sex drives or something? Ive never had and orgasm, never climaxed. And it makes me feel bad because I think it affects my boyfriend...maybe hell think its HIM when it really is ME...
Please...I really need some advice or something..
Im 18 years old (female) and I don't know if this is normal but I think I have a low sex drive...
I hardly ever feel to have sex. My boyfriend and I have been in a relationship for almost 3 years and Ive had this problem all along. Am I sick? Do I need some pills or something? Its kinda depressing to know that I cant enjoy sex.... Is there a diet that I can follow that helps increase female sex drives or something? Ive never had and orgasm, never climaxed. And it makes me feel bad because I think it affects my boyfriend...maybe hell think its HIM when it really is ME...
Please...I really need some advice or something..
Best Answer
Don't be so hard on yourself - you are fine, is your bf pressuring you to have sex with him? that can take any enjoyment you could have had from it altogether! Just relax - your body knows itself - if your sex drive is low, then it's low, don't worry about it (worry is very self destructive especially when it comes to sex!!)
Wow...I never looked @ it that way before...That advice was actually really helpful! :-) That took a whole lot of worries off my shoulders Jef. I cant thank you enough. :-)
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