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adorable · 04-23-2010, 12:12 PM

Depression is what popped into my head too!

If you've talked to her about it.....what is she willing to do about it?

What about watching porn together? Getting into something new together....a new kink or something that she's thought about but hasn't done. There are so many! I will PM you a couple of links.

ErickaS · 04-23-2010, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by adorable

Depression is what popped into my head too!

If you've talked to her about it.....what is she willing to do about it?

What about watching porn together? Getting into something new together....a new kink or something that she's thought about but hasn't done. There are so many! I will PM you a couple of links.

I have no interest in porn, neither does she. She, at first, said "we" would work it out. Nothing changed. I asked the advice of some people... she flipped out, literally, because I was talking about what goes on in "her bedroom". To which I replied "Its my bedroom too". Then she agreed to a couples counselor.

Now we are in the process of getting ready to move and we did not click with the first counselor we went to up here so I will be looking for another one when we are down in Florida.

She's a pretty vanilla lesbian, all in all. We've talked about fantasies, etc. and nothiing sticks out to me as things to try that we have not already done.

I am open to any suggestions and look forward to the links. Thanks!

Canela · 04-23-2010, 12:51 PM

Hi Erika--

You say it started even before she started therapy. Could it be an emotional reaction/block to something big? Marriage is a big step. Some people have a mindset of being married = boring. Does she? When y'all were single, you were going strong, then marriage and nothing? Doesn't make sense.

Maybe she should also try another medication. After 2 years she should have had some stabilization, but no libido is an indication that that particular medication isn't working, or has peaked with no change. You can plateau on the effectiveness of your meds especially for depression. There are plenty out there...something to ask your dr.

Just my .02 cents.

I wish you lots of luck with this situation. Will pray for things to get better for you, too.

Shug

ErickaS · 04-25-2010, 05:40 PM

(((((((((hugs)))))))))))) and thanks to each of you that posted here and PM'ed me. I appreciate it more than I can express. Its helpful to know I'm not alone and to have the input of some wonderful, strong women.

bigbutchmistie · 04-25-2010, 05:51 PM

I know someone who went through this. For 5 years her gf didnt have any desire. It seemed as though once they made a comittment and moved in together the gf just "lost" it.. Was severely depressed etc. My friend stuck by her through it all.. Frustrated, always true. But they worked through it and everything seems to be fine. They are back to having sex like they used too again. But it was just a matter of changing her depression meds...

I hear all the time of this. I havent been in a long term relationship where we were together for years on end . So I cant relate to what you are saying personally. But know all about and sympathize with you from hearing about it from my friends. I do wish you best of luck.

miss entycing · 04-25-2010, 06:09 PM

good evening,
in reading this I am wondering if she may be feeling a bit pressured? If attempts at intimacy are ending in tears and anger.... ya know?
and I mean absolutely no dis-respect, I promise you. It may be something as simple as she just isn't in the mood... things tend to settle sometimes, it just happens. Things change that you never thought would change, or they simply get pushed to the side briefly.
You stated that you would not give up on your marriage until all avenues are explored and exhausted, but what would happen if god forbid, the woman you married could never make love to you again due to something unforseen? You take vows with that person, for better or worse... all of the good and the not so good.
You can make love to eachother in many diffent ways sweetie, in many delicious levels of intimacy.
I hope that your journey is kind to the both of you, and I hope you both find the peace and strength you will need

bigbutchmistie · 04-25-2010, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by EntycingFemme

good evening,
in reading this I am wondering if she may be feeling a bit pressured? If attempts at intimacy are ending in tears and anger.... ya know?
and I mean absolutely no dis-respect, I promise you. It may be something as simple as she just isn't in the mood... things tend to settle sometimes, it just happens. Things change that you never thought would change, or they simply get pushed to the side briefly.
You stated that you would not give up on your marriage until all avenues are explored and exhausted, but what would happen if god forbid, the woman you married could never make love to you again due to something unforseen? You take vows with that person, for better or worse... all of the good and the not so good.
You can make love to eachother in many diffent ways sweetie, in many delicious levels of intimacy.
I hope that your journey is kind to the both of you, and I hope you both find the peace and strength you will need

I agree

bigbutchmistie · 04-25-2010, 07:20 PM

I need to say this for me personally. I have been depressed. Even in those times, I have NEVER not wanted when I had a partner to make sure they were always satisfied. I am speaking for me personally. I can understand how one can personally not be in the mood to receive. But, Im always in the mood to give... I guess I am weird

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bigbutchmistie Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Since You Need A Label. Butch Relationship Status: Still Dreaming Of My Happily Ever After Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Arlington Texas Posts: 4,009 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 4,950 Thanked 5,364 Times in 1,941 Posts Rep Power: 21474856	I need to say this for me personally. I have been depressed. Even in those times, I have NEVER not wanted when I had a partner to make sure they were always satisfied. I am speaking for me personally. I can understand how one can personally not be in the mood to receive. But, Im always in the mood to give... I guess I am weird