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My husband refuses sex

I am tired of the rejection

Summary:  Read below the tragic tale of a loving wife whose hubby simply does not make love to her and also resists any efforts to address the problem.  What can she do?

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Nicole writes, "I am a married woman very much on the verge of pursing a sexual affair with a married man. I’m not looking to be told that this is OK, as I’m aware it is not, but I’m looking for options and advice on what I can do, and what might help me get over the feelings of hurt and rejection that I feel at home.

My marriage is great in every way but one: My husband never desires me or wants me sexually. I am always the one to ask for and initiate sex. He always makes excuses (too tired, full, stressed) and acts like it is a chore on the rare occasions when we do. I have asked to seek counseling, but he says no. I’ve asked if we can have an open marriage, if he does not want to have sex with me, and he says no, and thought I was kidding. I am longing to feel desired and wanted and have that sexual connection with someone again. I would prefer it to be him, but he does not seem to want it. He says he does, but then is too lazy or tired to ever follow through. I love him, and he loves me, but I'm very sad and confused by this repeated rejection.

I have always been the more sexually aggressive one between us, but since we got married, he's lost all interest. I workout 5 times a week, and am in the best shape of my life. I’m a confident, successful, 30 year old, attractive woman but with the constant rejection I feel myself questioning my self worth at times. What’s wrong with me? Why doesn’t he want me? Desire me? There seems to be a double standard out there in the social online community. I’ve thrown this question out to the public before, and I was given advice to buy lingerie, spice things up to get him interested, offer sexual favors at random times, in random places to get him interested. I’ve always done all of these things throughout our relationship, and none of them sparks any interest. Someone even said that it must be my fault, that I must not be attractive anymore.

There are mental and physical factors that I’ve considered as reasons why his libido has died (and yes, I’ve tried to talk with him and get real answers from him on numerous occasions, but he doesn’t have any reasons for me. So, these are all just factors I’ve come up with on my own). These factors include:

Aside from these factors, I’ve also considered the things that could be wrong with me. Aside from being unattractive to him, the mere fact that I am the sexual aggressor, that I am confident, that I ask for sex. The thing is, this has not changed. I was always this way, and he knew that when he married me.

Without him wanting to go to counseling, I am very confused and feel very trapped. He’s very affectionate in every other way, and I feel guilty for wanting more, and needing that sexual intimacy and desire. Again, I have never been loved more by anyone. I realize that passion does fade, but I’m seeking a sexual and intimate physical relationship from the man I love and married to. And to be honest, I didn’t think that I would be longing for these things so early on in our marriage before being faced with the stresses of children and ailing parents and other life’s challenges. He is very content with the way things are, and I am not. I’ve told him this. There have been frank conversations and even a few tears. He tells me that he is going to try harder to make love to me, but then we never do.

So, it brings me to my current moral predicament: I’m very seriously contemplating having an affair with someone I’ve been chatting with online. We email daily, and have wonderful mental and sexual chemistry. We are very like-minded in our pursuit to be desired again, and to have passionate and frequent sex again. He too is missing this connection at home. Neither of us want to change our home/marital situations, but I know that this journey I’m about to embark on is a treacherous one. The thing is….I already feel better, from his words, from him desiring me and the longing that I feel to bring our online relationship to the next level. What else is there for me to do? Or have I already gone too far?"

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