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Involuntarily having no sex

Discussion in 'Rebooting in a Relationship' started by Spartan91, Nov 10, 2018.

  1. Spartan91

    Spartan91 Fapstronaut

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    I decided to do noFap over a week ago (failed twice), doing no porn or masturbation. However, my girlfriend is pregnant for the second time, and when she's pregnant her sex drive goes so, so low. As a consequence it seems that I am no longer having sex. This is making doing NoFap SOOOO much harder and I am really struggling with never getting any release. Talking about it with my girlfriend is difficult, as I'm sure anyone who has had a pregnant partner will know, plus I want her to have sex with me because she WANTS TO, not because I think the lack of sex is an issue.

    Does anybody have any advice for this type of situation or mechanisms on how to cope? I find myself thinking about other women a lot (nobody in particular, just generic women tbh) and that doesn't make me feel like a very good partner.
     
  2. Spartan91

    Spartan91 Fapstronaut

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    Of course it is more of an issue for me than her, hence the reason I write about it :-/ I'm not sure I follow your point.
     
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  3. Jennica

    Jennica Fapstronaut

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    I think question to ask is why is it so much more to you?

    In my hubby’s and experience is it’s no longer about the O. What we prioritized was the intimacy outside of sex and the O. We cuddle, we kiss, we will just lay there together for skin to skin without sex. We communicate. We are vulnerable with each other mentally, emotionally and physically.

    We stopped putting emphasis on sex/release.

    This is huge for us creating the stronger committed relationship. there are ways around not having sex but just being with each other, building that deeper connection and intimacy.
    For us this the intimacy we both desire and appreciate on a far deeper level. It’s safe, it’s comforting/soothing. It’s more connected, loving and neither of feel rejected or neglected.
    We have gone back to the basics and gone vanilla. It comes down to perspective and priorities in the relationship.

    I’m just hoping explaining our experience may help a little.
     
  4. It's part of life. The best thing you could do is channel your energy into providing, mentally, emotionally, financially, for your growing family. New challenges are good for growth .
     
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