![]() ![]() And no, your partner probably won’t just “adapt” to your loss of libido. However, having said that it takes two to tango. There is only what suits you and your partner. The truth about libido in longterm relationships is that there is no normal. Let’s analyze the ups and downs (which I like to call seasons) and the work it takes from both sides to find a balance. You are labelled with a “loss of libido” and nobody wants to talk about it. Also, hardly anyone tells you how to change, what to do. This isn’t something anybody tells you when you are in that happy go-lucky honeymoon love bubble. What does this say about libido in longterm relationships? (Statement of a mother, 37 with two kids in a 17 year long relationship) I just want the return of some level of interest at least some of the time…. If you could wave a magic wand on your sexual relationship, what would you wish for? If tweaked here and there, you can find a balance that works for you and allows you to feel all those spicy things and persuade your pleasure back into your life. Your sex drive (or libido) is a complex system of blood flows, psychology, hormones, sociological factors and more. However, you’re not here to hear about your problems or worries. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you.Īround 30 percent of all women between the ages of 18 and 59 show a lack of interest in sexual activities. Have you been with your partner for what feels like forever? Are you having explosive sex at least three times a week? Do you spend your days thinking about all the naughty things you could do to your partner and lust over their every move? Is your body bursting with sexual energy from morning till night? ![]()
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