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Q: Low sex drive fixable ?
asked by: ramyum on July 1st, 2009
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Me and my boyfriend have been together for over 3 years nearly 4. We use to have sex maybe about 4-5 times a week sometimes 7 days a week. But 2 months ago, when i had my periods (which makes us stop having sex for the week) hes been very distance and only wants to do it maybe once or twice a week sometimes 2 weeks. I've tried to ask him why he thinks we dont have sex as much as we use to, and his response was "Im tired and lazy to do it". All he does is plays computer games and sleep, so i dont understand how he can be tired. Is there a way to get him to feel like it more?
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Deutonus
replied on July 9th, 2009
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Maybe he's bored of what you two have been doing. Try changing how you go about, doing the same thing all of the time could get boring.

Can't say I've ever been in that situation but I've heard that those feelings do go away after awhile. So you need to spice things up, as they say.
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W0LF
replied on July 9th, 2009
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Not tired. Unless he can barely drag himself out of bed a man will find the energy to have sex. I've done it with fevers over 100% and after being awake for 90 hours. Men will pass out trying to have sex before they give up.

One of two things are likely happening here:

When people are clinically depressed they often describe a reluctance to engage themselves as exhaustion. In those terms it feels to them as though they don't have the energy to commit to the act. If there are other things he's too tired to manage, social engagements, trips out of the house. If remains in the house all day even when he has nothing else to do you may want to talk to him about the possibility of seeing a doctor about what's going on.

When young men are having a problem sexually they will do just about anything to deflect discussion about it. It could be performance anxiety or a lack of interest to the sex you two have been having or infidelity.

This is much more about the fact that he's not being honest with you or himself than you not getting any action. If you want to keep this relationship you're going to have to confront him about this. Tell him you need sex with the frequency you used to have it, that you're willing to discuss what you can do the help make that happen. Emphasize that you want your relationship with him to work. This is situation that will get worse if left alone.
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