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Jody said:

If Patrick is using the porn for masturbation, which he probably is, he is demonstrating that he sees women as a tool to be used for self-satisfaction. Sex to him is something he GETS not a relationship he HAS.

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Judith says:

Our sex drive is as much our own responsibility as our partners.

I definitely agree. My husband of 12 years now and I were best friends before we got married. I have to admit that he was just what I wanted in everyway except what I thought was the perfect physical form (the old tall dark, handsome thing) and the sexual spark. There was a glimmer, but not a spark. I can truly say that most of the problem was with me and not with him. I had alot of hang-ups that I had to work through before I could really see what an attractive and unbelievably sexy and sexual man he was, and is. By hang-ups I really mean that I was brought up in a wonderful Christian home, but it was told to me so many times that good girls don't, and bad girls regret it. . . It took me several years to let myself open up to my husband, and believe that good girls do. We have such a wonderful relationship now that the only thing that I would have regretted was not marrying my "soul mate" and searching for someone that quickly "sparked" my interest only to find that when that spark burned out, there was nothing else to fan the flames with. So, if you truly believe that it is your attraction to him sexually that is holding you back, I agree with Judith, you may need to look at yourself first and do some real soul searching.
 

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