DesFIP
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Joined: 11/25/2007 From: Apple County NY Status: offline
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I disagree ranja, some people do have lower libidos than others. If you assume things will change after whatever event you are looking forward to, then you know what they say about assume - makes an ass of U and ME. However if someone, like the op's wife used to have a sex drive, and hasn't since the birth of the second child, then if they have any health insurance there is no excuse not to go find out what changed. It may just be that she's run ragged, that she works full time and does the lion's share of the housework and the childcare, that she's the one up in the middle nightly etc. But it could also be a physical change brought on by childbirth and nursing. He doesn't mention if she's still nursing, because frequently nursing mothers have no libido. Also their breasts are tender and if their husbands still grab at them, he will teach her that his touch is unwelcomed pain. If nipple stimulation was always part of her arousal pattern and that isn't being done to avoid milk let down, that could be part of it. But she could also have hormonal imbalances that need to be addressed. Which is why a doctor's visit should be first. When my kids were this age, the thing that was most likely to help me be aroused later was him taking them out of the house for an hour while I got a nap. The op is talking about massaging her. He isn't talking about going to the grocery store, cooking meals, cleaning house, or doing child care. And those things matter. What he's doing is clearly for the purpose of having sex, it's selfish. The other things demonstrate love. Plus his whole convoluted thinking about submissive women are clearly sluts who he can't have a relationship with may well have translated itself to her as if she's a sexual being, he will be contemptuous of her. If so, then he needs to fix his thinking.
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