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Indigo said:

Think about this: if you say you really love her and don't just want to be with her for sex, why is having sex so important?

A Reader Responds:

I disagree.

Indigo's Obviously Never Been Deprived Of Sex

Indigo has probably never been involuntarily deprived of sex from a significant other.

As much as they wouldn't like to think so, humans are animals, and the sex drive is an innate, and extremely large component of their psyche.

Ask yourself what percentage of people would get married if there was no sex in it. There's the possibility that she'll never come around to wanting him again.

Should he stay with her then? Should this guy be content with the role of being the shoulder to cry on when he's longing for more as well?

He Should Give It Some Time

I'd tell the guy this: Be patient. Play it by ear. See what exactly it is she does want out of you. Give the relationship a little time to see if the chemistry comes back.

If you feel the relationship will teeter to a slant where you're always having your desire leveraged against you GET OUT! You can do better than that.

Soapoperasdontdefinelovewelleither

Male, age 24, USA

 

 

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