It may be that his erotic turn ons are not linked up with his emotional commitment to you. He seems to live more in his fantasy life than in reality. Even thought you say you are happily married, it doesn't sound like it to me. He denies you
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Sexual problems overview access to him, he insults you ( 'horny toad') he is not sexually imaginative with you, and he creates a secret
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Sexual problems overview life in the bathroom. Excuse me, but it hardly sounds idyllic to me. Furthermore, it is not a small, 'side' issue. Your
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Sexual problems overview life is important- but even more important is honesty, sharing and not keeping someone off balance and worried about what is going on .
Since he will not talk to you, you should let him know how unhappy you are and that is affecting the relationship's happiness and stability. Tell him you want to go to counseling with him to see how to get your
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Sexual problems overview interests and frequency in sync. If he won't go- that is an important fact. If he loves you, he should agree to work on this. In any case, even if he doesn't want to go, you should go and get some more insight on what is really going on. No one should be in a marriage where their self esteem and
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My husband doesn't iniate at all. I try to be attractive but I still have to make the first move. He seems to have less desire that I. I always do what he asks and make it a visual feast (men love that)but it doesn't seem to last long. It will be like "Woah" and then he goes flat again. Maybe there is just too much else on his mind.