aravain
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I suppose I read this part wrong: quote:
ORIGINAL: Mellissande Like tonight. He fought with me, like physically held me down and wrestled me and pinned me down for half an hour to keep me from touching him, because he was too tired for a ten to fifteen second fuck. that says (to me) you were attempting to force him to have sex (or, really, any sexual contact). Trust me, I can empathize. Outside of the bounds of a normal sexual relationship, I'm so jacked up and hyper-sexualized it's hard to explain. It's a horrible situation. However, he obviously doesn't think it's a big deal. He doesn't think (or feel) that sex is a necessity. If it IS a problem and he won't let you go outside the marriage to feed your needs, then you need to talk to him. If it's a deal breaker (and it was, and would be still, for me) then he needs to know that. He doesn't want to have sex. That's about as complex as it gets for him, I'm willing to bet. You want to have sex... and I'm willing to bet that it's a LOT more complex than just being horny. Like I said, I empathize, and I also talked light about it for a reason: until you understand that it's NOT a big deal to other people you won't be able to deal with it. I *still* haven't completely leapt this hurdle myself, but I'm getting there. I know it's frustrating (trust me... I know. I haven't had sex with more frequency than twice in a month in the past year, so far since I broke up with my ex. That was only one month, too... I've had sex with 8 people other than my ex in the last year, each one once (I guess I'm kinda a slut, but at least I'm a clean one!) to give you an idea), but you have to understand that the fact that it's so important to you, and that you're trying to have sex with him more often than he wants to is equally (if not MORE) frustrating for him. All that said, if there's truly a personality change since he's gone to training, as you suggest, try to encourage him to go to counseling (not on the military's dime, of course), both on his own AND with you. He needs to understand just how frustrating this is for you, just like you need to understand how it is for him.
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