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No Sex, but lots of intimacy…

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    goofygirl
    Member #157,176

    Ok, so I am new to this type of forum. I am not young, nor am I super cute, but I have a great heart, the capacity to love and flirt, and the pretty face. I am overweight, yes quite a bit, but not so much that I don’t excercise or keep a very busy life, because I do both. I am involved with a wonderful man who has been a good man in every dept but sex. What I mean by this is that we are happy, mostly. We have some differences, but so does every couple. These differences make the relationship fun and satisfying. We genuinely enjoy each other’s company. The problem lies in our sexuality, or I should say, lack of it. He really is good to me, everyone likes him, and we are everything…except we are not sexual. EVER. We kiss hello, goodbye, and several times a day.and we cuddle alot too. That is as far as it goes. We have been together for over 3 years now. I thought things would change, and then it didn’t. In the past I had an AMAZING sex life, but the relationships were not so hot. NOw, I am in a good, stable relationship, but there is no sex. I am not looking for a be-all-to-end-all piece of advice, just some general thoughts. I am currently enrolled in college after a 20 something year absence, and the irony is that I am in a Human Sexuality class, and a Sociology of Gender class too. I also am a Pure Romance consultant so I talk about sex easily… any thoughts?

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    AskApril Masini
    Keymaster

    It sounds like sex hasn’t been a priority in your relationship and if you want something, you have to prioritize. Assuming you both have normal, healthy sex drives, my advice is to rev up your sexual flirting and rev up the number of situations when you can make sex the main event. In other words, instead of planning a dinner and a movie date, set the scene at home with candles, wine, a sexy dinner and lots of touching and flirting. Let him know without coming out and saying it, that you’re interested in him sexually.

    I’ve written a book called Romantic Date Ideas, [url]https://www.askapril.com/relationship-dating-advice/romantic-date-ideas.html[/url], that gives you scenarios and DIY plans for getting the X back in your sex life. I think you should buy this book and follow the situations in it. It’s got tips and advice for activities, foods and places that will get your juices flowing — and his, too!

    I know this sounds simple, but unless there’s something very wrong, physiologically, you have to make your sex life a priority.

    If you need to lose weight, and that’s an issue for him, as it is for some men, then my advice is to try and do that. You’ll feel better if you think you look better and you’ll be healthier — and sexier! 😉

    Let me know how things go, and please follow me @AskAprilcom on Twitter and on Facebook at this link: [url][/url].

    #24418
    lovendar
    Member #194,215

    If you love someone and relationship lasts long then there will be sex between you. Sex is most important aspect of our lives. In sex both the partners need to help each other. In a relationship, sex is a common and during sex intimacy is by default.

    #31658
    AskApril Masini
    Keymaster

    Happy New Year! Let me know how things are going for you.
    😉

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