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| Happily Married |
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Where do you find these women? I've been married over 5 years, have two kids and we're still doing it 4 to 5 times per week. |
| 2010 is another banner year |
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2010 is off to a great start. I'm 2 for 94. |
| LATABOM |
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Regarding this comment made by 'grain trader': I kept track when I was first married. I put a penny in a bank for each time. Here's the deal with keeping track with pennies.....if you put a penny in the jar for every time the first year, take one out each time the second year, one in the 3rd year, one out the 4th year etc etc they say you'll never empty the jar. What does that tell you? It shouts "POST NUPTIAL SHUTOFF" |
| Friendly |
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Interesting this thread reappeared just days after my (female) best friend revealed to me that her husband's sex drive is nonexistant. They haven't had sex in, get this, 6 years! She is considering divorcing him because he refuses to admit there is any problem. He won't see a therapist or a doctor. I tried to be objective and rational in offering advice, but acknowledged that situation would be intolerable from my (female) point of view. I probably wouldn't believe post-nuptial shut off was a real problem before my friend's revelation. |
| WhitePony |
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Are you a male? If so I think it is pretty clear what she is trying to tell you. |
| Friendly |
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No- I am female. |
| pawlowski |
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well, there was a world famous merriage in Germany during a running event with some red balloons at the end, read more: http://www.runnersworld.com/community/forums/general-discussion/letters-opinions/runners-world-germany |
| Witness The Fitness |
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What "miracle food" reduces sex drive 500%? Wedding cake. Marriage isn't necessary for PNSO; living together accomplishes the same thing, albeit typically more gradually. After a year or two, you find you are living with your "best friend". Who the hell wants to %@$# their best friend? Get a Golden Retriever instead. |
| 2010 is another banner year |
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Now at 2 for 115 |
| ya..... |
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Holy smokes, did NONE of you save sex for marriage?? It's no wonder you aren't getting any with your now incompatible significant other, you got married/engaged on pretty much no basis other than that the "sex felt good" at the time.. GO FIGURE!! Save it for marriage like I did, 11 years and still going strong. Of course, every marriage has their dry times, but I've never been (overly) upset by it. Stick with marrying someone you can live with WITHOUT having sex with them, and you're in for a ride, quite literally, after the ceremony. |
| Mr. Obvious |
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You want to %@$# a Golden Retriever? You sick bastard! |
| 80Sheets |
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If done correctly with a passion, it can be the most wonderful feeling in the whole world. |
| need data. |
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Wow. All this from listening to some people at work during lunch time. |
| tootrue |
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my situation exactly. but seriously, what is the solution? once kids are involved the situation changes completely. it doesnt make sense to ruin multiple lives for the sake of one on the basis of a single (although important) issue. I feel like its just an impossible situation - no doubt i love my wife, frankly i think she is hot as hell but i guess the feeling is not mutual |
| Chic Harley... |
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I did and continue to do all of these things, in short I've always set the bar low, and in many ways "lead" this marriage, but she has the puss...ooops purse strings to the good stuff and the post nuptial tsunami took me down too...I'm 12 yrs into marriage and have had sex twice in about 6 or 7 weeks, and both were brief encounters completely dictated by her.
biggest thing is not to given away the royal jewels early in your relationship. don't be the one compromising all of the time while you are dating. unless you are prepared to accept that once you yield choice you don't get it back. some people are happy being someone's lap dog the rest of their life. assuming you aren't, think about that in your dating life. so, continue to go out drinking with your friends and don't always agree to dance with her. sometime you have to (and by virtue of sometimes will want to) make a sacrifice for something that she wants. But if you find this happening a lot, watch out. same thing with clothes. she doesn't like your old t-shirts and sweatshirts? that's too bad. and watch out for high maintenance women (or guys if you are female). nothing good can come of that.[/quote] |
| Mr. Obvious |
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Half-way through the year, how is everybody doing? PNSO is no longer a problem for me, I love being divorced. |
| married life sucks ass |
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5/180, not getting any tonight so might as well say 5/181. |
| another perspective |
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Your theory is flawed. Two of my friends who waited for marriage have wives with zero sex drive. They're the only couples I know of with post-nuptual shutoff. Ever think that a lot of people who wait until marriage can do so because they have low sex drives? |
| haha, YO (super serial) |
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IMO, you have to know if you and your partner match sexually before going into marriage. |
| Lost in Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace |
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Wife: 0/180 25 Year Old GF: 86/180 |
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