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MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
Category: Relationships and Society > Relationships Asked by: nightmare007-ga List Price: $5.00 |
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10 Nov 2005 11:10 PST
Expires: 10 Dec 2005 11:10 PST Question ID: 591539 |
Hello i've been with my girlfriend for 8 months i'm 23 and shes just turned 20. At first we would make love 3-4 times a week i was happy and content with it! few months later down the line she went on holiday with her friends and i met her there the second week as she asked me to come! we made love every night and everything was ok. now since coming back we barely make love twice a week. I try and i get rejected it hurts me its only when she feels like it and not when i. she makes me feel bad about my self because i've never had this problem before! I've talked to her about this and she says its because of my parents walking round the house but they rarely bother us when i'm in my room. she tells me she loves me and we see each other about 3 hours a day but could she be having a office affair or cheating on me? because it feels like shes going off me! plz help me!!!! many thanks | |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: chango989-ga on 10 Nov 2005 12:09 PST |
It sounds to me that she is just uncomfortable having sex in your Parents house, especially if they are in the next room or walking around the house. Perhaps you should spring for a hotel room, or get a place of your own. At 23 you should more respect for both your Parents and your Girlfriend. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: danjaf-ga on 11 Nov 2005 08:26 PST |
First, good for you about being forward with your girlfriend.. Many people bottle things up until there is no chance for resolution. As per the previous comment, it may be very simple; having sex with other people in the house (your parents) may be very uncomfortable for certain people. The best way to 'test' her assertion is to get out of the house for a weekend. Do something different/romantic. As a male it is frustrating to have a decline in sex. (At the risk of be a bigot) Men generally will have sex at any hour of the day, 365 days a year. Women have a lot of different reasons why they do or don't want to have sex. Here is a short list of reasons that I have discovered... Stress (various reasons) Hormones Medications reasons (SSRIs block receptivity of the clitoris and reduce desire) Present perception of the relationship Fear of pregnancy Fear of sexual exploration New found insecurity about their body There are a lot of reasons and some of them intertwine. A book that you might take a look at is "Hot Monogamy: Essential Steps to More Passionate, Intimate Lovemaking" by Dr Patricia Love (yes, that is her real name). There is a section in the book that discusses reasons to why one partner may be "hot" when the other is not. There is some good insight in this book, but no solid solutions. The last thing I will say.. Keep the lines of communication open, keep the sex interesting (various locations positions, etc) and try not to get frustrated. Getting really frustrated puts a lot of pressure on you partner and makes them feel like a performer, not a participant. Best of luck.. I will post more references as I dig them out of my bookshelf. And with regard to trusting your girlfriend, you have to, or the relationship is over. Trust is the bases of any relationship, sexual or platonic. ps. ignore chango989's comment about 'respect'. By communicating with your girlfriend you have shown her respect. And regarding your parents: as a 23 year old man, you have every right to make love in your room. If this bothers your parents in anyway they should discuss this with you. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: flossyb-ga on 14 Nov 2005 20:15 PST |
If she started taking birth control pills around the time that she started to not want sex any more, then that's the problem. BCPills will kill a girl's sex drive (isn't it ironic). |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: amber00-ga on 17 Nov 2005 04:57 PST |
Fix a bolt to your door so that you both have some assured privacy. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: experienceknowledge-ga on 20 Nov 2005 00:31 PST |
A lot of the posted comments I think are very valid in normal relationships. However, I think your girlfriend has lost interest in you, is losing interest in you, or is using you. There's a lot I could write about what you wrote. I may add more comments later. But here are some guidelines. 1. Look at what people do, not what they say. First, if she was sincere about the relationship, she would be trying to come up with alternatives so things could work out for both of you. It's a problem that you and her share--it's not a problem that belongs only to you. Second, don't believe her "I love you" statements. "I love you" doesn't solve problems (except in rare cases). She is only saying that so that you think everything is okay. But you know the reality, and you know that everything is not okay. 2. Watch out for users. Mainly, she seems more interested in keeping the relationship together than having both your and her needs fulfilled. This indicates that she is benefitting from the relationship in way that she doesn't want to give up. An example would be, you help her with her homework, and she couldn't do it without you. Another example would be, you are close friends with somebody at the place that she wants to work. She'll do what she can including lying to keep the relationship together. In other words, she sees you as an avenue to getting something greater that she wants. She is not valueing you for you who are, but for what you can do. If the above seems to be the case, prepare to break up with her. If she is dependent on you, she'll obviously be resistant. But in general, you are better off without her. Hope this helps. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: caltawney-ga on 08 Dec 2005 04:57 PST |
It seems as though everytime you got together with her you had sex. Don't you think she feels you are just using her for sex? It should be just as interesting to sit down and play a game of Scrable or checkers with her. If the relationship is just sex, it's not a relationship. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: mercedes30-ga on 09 Aug 2006 21:29 PDT |
Hi, I would like to add a female point of view on this. I think there are certain things you need to take in consideration. First of all, I really do believe we have a weaker interest in sex overall. And feeling pressured is a big turn-off. If we feel that we need to have sex, or our partner constantly compains about it, that makes us feel used, unloved, and turned off. Living with the parents is not a great help, and you see your girlfriend only 3 hours a day, that is not enough time. In my early 20's ,my sex drive was low after the initial passionate beginning of a relationship it calmed down a lot. In my thirties it has picked up, but still, my husband has had to compromise. He has learned not to push or feel rejected, and that freedom allows me to feel more in the mood. Do not mention sex or push her for a while, wait until she comes to you and initiates it is my advice. |
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Re: MY GIRLFRIEND NEVER SEEMS TO BE IN THE MOOD TO MAKE LOVE WITH ME?
From: mercedes30-ga on 09 Aug 2006 21:33 PDT |
In addition, I feel women feel about sex a bit like men feel about love. It can feel to us like an unreasonable demand on your part that you keep thrusting on us. Like our demand for love and its demonstrations, your demand for sex and is just as annoying. Demand less and you get more, for both sexes. |
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