01-30-2011, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Kobi
Lesbian bed death has been called a myth by some, and been experienced as a reality by others.
But what is it really and what causes us to lose sexual interest? I am not referring to the peaks and flows that occur in sex in relationships. I am asking what has a negative impact on our willingness to be sexual with someone while in a relationship with them.
In my experience, a deteriorating sexual relationship is mirroring a failing personal relationship. Hard to feel sexual when the relationship isnt working for you the way it used to. And sometimes it is hard to know if that is a correctable problem or an uncorrectable one.
Medical/physical problems, stress, and other things can contribute to the issue.
I'm wondering what others experiences might be.
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I guess I don't see the correlation with this *syndrome* and lesbianism...this could happen in any relationship.
Medical problems and stress are just the beginning, there are a host of other reasons why people lose interest, most of which I feel are personal between the two partners.
Once certain damage is done, the sex interest drops... I have to feel I am desired and more important than anything else in order to have interest. In this day and age, between addictions including the internet, and everything else being more important, intimacy and creativity in the bedroom go down the drain.
Gotta make each other a priority in life....
Just my .02 worth.
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