Well obviously people have all sorts of different sex drives, and this type of conflict is inevitable in a long term relationship once you exit the so called "honeymoon" phase. Now obviously your situation is reversed from how it is generally talked about but that doesn't mean the actions to be taken are any different. I would say the first step is to talk to him and see if there's something your missing that stoping him from getting in the mood or that would get him there, while also explain your own feelings of inadequacy from being shut down. From there you journey is going to vary depending on you two, but a common solutions is to set a date (s) where you two have sex. It probably should be noted though that you are likely never going to have as much sex as you want as long as your in this relationship as to do so would be unfair to your partner and give them the same feelings of inadequacy you feel now.
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You don't ask a person, "can we have sex". You get them in the mood for it and then it just happens. Probably will be easier if you wear stuff he likes and/or say things he likes to hear too.
He could have some turn offs that you could be doing now too. Maybe he hates kissing you after you eat XYZ or he doesn't like you letting your dog/cat suck on your face.
I think you should actually be happy to have a man that does not place so much importance on the quantity of sex. There are enough guys that think with their penis rather than with their brain.
You have 10 people and each one has a different sex drive. The one with the higher drive should always adapt to the one and not the other way round.
It is because men tend to want more sex that there are so many issues with couples. You are the exception that proves the rule.
Sex should remain on the very bottom of the priorities in relation and not on the top. Either you leave him or you adjust to him. If both stay on your positions, your relation is doomed. You must communicate and find the right middle.
It’s weird i think He has lower sex drive than you. You are right to want more sex. I think you can talk with him about that. Maybe He takes some antidepressant and that lowers his sex drive. Some kind of medicines can do that.
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Guys can be funny animals sometimes. We want sex when it isn't offered too easily, and don't when it is!
My advice to you is make him work for it a bit. I don't mean refuse or play games, but let him make the first move.I think the situation is reverse in most cases when it's the guy who are asking for it and who are up for it anytime
Personally.. I amI'll have sex with you?
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