No sex in long-term relationship?

I have the following problem: I'm in a relationship now since 7 years with her and at the beginning it went well with our sexlife. After a time it got less, but that's okay. It gets less if you are longer together. But since 3 or 4 years we barely have any sex. It's 2-3 times a year at maximum. I asked her why and we talked about it, but nothing changed since then. Now I am really frustrated and don't have a solution cause the rest of the relationship is very good.

I'm her first boyfriend and as we came together she was a virgin. So I'm the only one she slept with in her life.

Does she need to have more diffrent experiences maybe? She said no to this. I also asked her to say what she wanna do, but also nothing. Any ideas around here?
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  • Yeah, your fornication and she now is realizing that something is wrong by having sexual sin in her life. And she's not being honest with you about it. That's why you wait until marriage to have sex. You do not do this, and then expect things to just run smoothly. Since this is her first relationship and she's now sexually active, this is what happens eventually for some people. She knows that you're upset about it, that's why she's trying to avoid it. Because now she don't know what to do going forward. So the edge hates having sex with you, hates herself for some reason other than fornication, or other problems she hasn't dealt with. Either way you leave it until she makes up her mind. She is scared that's for sure.

    • Hmmm... this doesn't as weird as I thought at the beginning. I have the feeling that she has some issues with herself but I don't really know how to approach that

    • No, she has issues with this situation and how you are ssxually, that's why. She is seeing things she is uncomfortable with. And feels like guy will leave her of she didn't comply sexually.

    • So you will tell me that it's my fault because I want sex?

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  • I think she's probably cheating already. If everything else is fine in your relationship, and you feel sexually frustrated, ask her if she'd be OK if you had sex outside the relationship. If she's not OK with that, then it's time to break up, because this seems to be a huge deal for you

    • She doesn't seem to be someone who cheats. I even offered her to meet other guys to make out if that's the point

    • Maybe she doesn't want to accept such freedom because she thinks you'd think badly of her, or that you'd expect to be able to do likewise. Cheaters are truly scared of getting cheated on. Not saying that has to be the case, but I would never discard the chance of someone being a cheater

    • Hm somehow this makes sense yeah. And I offered her and told that this is no problem for me as long as we can go on in our relationship. But I guess I have to check if she's really not cheating.

  • This is not that uncommon. A significant minority of marriages are sexless

    you’ve tried to talk to her etc. If you don’t have kids it’s time to end things.

    • No kids. And yeah ending the relationship is still an option. And we are not married so far. She wanted to and I said that I need to know that everything works in the relationship and I referred to our sexlife. Maybe this scared her too much or smth but I have to be honest with this or not?

    • You either break up, or tell her you're headed for breakup unless you can radically improve this together. That does NOT mean she needs to 'put out' more. You want a partner who is passionate and sexual with you and desires you and enjoys sex. If there are barriers to that that can be overcome together, you're willing to work with her to rekindle passion, work through those barriers. If she just believes this is normal for her, or is unwilling to genuinely work on it, then you two are incompatible, and that's it.

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  • Try new things together, even non-sexual stuff, to spice things up.

    • I tried. We do many things together. We go hiking in the woods what she really likes and stuff like that

    • Maybe try something new that would be thrilling to the both of you, and also talk to her again about what you are feeling, open and honest communication is needed.

    • I communicate a lot usually. But maybe there is something we can do. I will talk to her. Thanks so far :)

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  • you've tried talking to her, time to dump her and find a girl that's actually attracted to you

    • Yeah this seems to be an option even if she is a nice girl