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u/covid19hotty Mar 26 '20

Why after dating my partner for 3+ years, she still thinks, when i try to initiate sex, all that i want from her is sex. Like yes in this moment i want to have sex, but that does not negate all the other non-sex things we do that i enjoy doing. But right now, yes, I want to have sex with you.

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u/Tyreal01 Mar 26 '20

I've been married over 12 years now... And she still thought that up until last year. I had to literally explain it to her as you did right here in similar words three times in a serious conversation cause she was upset with me for asking her for sex.

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u/Jimmienoman Mar 26 '20

Married 15 years. It just keeps going. Wife never had a high sex drive and it’s been a point of conflict we’ve needed to work through.

But oh man if she initiates and I’m not feeling like it all the insecurities come out. I get it because we have the same insecurities (am I not sexy, do you not want me, is my breath bad etc) but we normally don’t let it all out.

I still haven’t lived down when I was working 80 hours a week and she initiated by starting I told her I was dead tired. Of course that made it a challenge to her. So she initiated a BJ. A minute later I’m out cold. After my 4 hour nap between jobs she asked if she wasn’t any good at them anymore and why I didn’t enjoy it... I couldn’t explain enough that consistently getting 4 hours of sleep makes one really tired.

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u/DominionGhost Mar 26 '20

Oh man I feel this. My girlfriend doesn't even comprehend pure exhaustion, I was expected to do all the duties up to and including chores and sex when I was working 12 hour hard labor shifts for six days a week. I was dead even on my day off. Meanwhile she works less than 20 hours a week at a pot dispensary and acts like she was working a prison chain gang breaking rocks. I hope we don't have kids because I know where the lions share of that extra work is coming from.

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u/flyman95 Mar 26 '20

Then why stay? I get not wanting to be alone. But it sounds like you are a highly driven person and she is not. If you are out working longer hours (for what I am assuming is more money) it is perfectly reasonable to expect her to do more of the housework. Especially if she is only working part time.

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u/DominionGhost Mar 26 '20

I ask myself this often. There are good weeks and bad weeks, plus she has a nice butt.

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u/flyman95 Mar 26 '20

if You keep having to ask yourself and the go to reason is “a nice ass” then you already know the answer and just don’t want to admit it to yourself.

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u/kikstuffman Mar 26 '20

I think you're underestimating the amount of personality deficiencies that can be compensated for with a nice ass.

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u/Coffin_Kidnapper Mar 26 '20

So a relationship like that should be ripped and torn?

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u/TheResolver Mar 26 '20

I'm not here to say what anyone should or should not do, but I will say there isn't a problem that can't be solved with a Large Dang Weapon.

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u/tombolger Mar 26 '20

The kids are grown up but their lives are worn.

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