Nicole312 wrote:It has been a gradual decline. Yes i have talked to him and he says he just doesn't think about sex and it has nothing to do with me.
This might sound mean but.....
That's a lie. It
does have to do with you because you are his wife and he either desires you or he doesn't. Now, I am not saying it's your fault. Please understand there is a distinct difference between fault and reason. You may be the reason he isn't having sex with you (see below) but it doesn't mean you are at fault for it (your looks, personality or behavior didn't cause it) Does that make any sense? Probably sounds meaner than I intended it to.
Whether he doesn't desire you for physical reasons or emtional reasons, for him to say it doesn't have anything to do with you is just silly...and untrue. I'd take it very personally if my husband stopped having sex with me and refused to divulge why...and when he did, said it had nothing to do with me but he "just didn't want to have sex". What? Why?
Dips in sexual desire are NORMAL but going long periods of time without sex in a marriage can be unnerving and can signal something is wrong. Maybe 2 months isn't so long for a particular couple. But it is obviously too long for you and you are feeling something is not right. He should be open and honest with you and tell you what's going on.
There are three scenarios here:
1 -- It might be physical, in which case he needs to talk to you and if he feels he can't tell you, the problem is your lack of intimacy (other than sex). The physical issue (which is his alone) then turns into an emotional issue, which concerns you both. He feels he can't tell you and that has at least half to do with you (You are the other half of the equation of your marriage)
2-- If it's not physical, then it has to do with you in a emotional/physically attractive way. ie, he doesn't love you anymore, has found someone else...etc, etc. Now please don't think I've called you fat or ugly or bitchy or anything like that. Again refer to my opening paragraph.
3-- He is just in a dry spell. He might be tired. Stressed. There are many things that can cause a decreased sex drive.
I doubt its number three but had to throw it in there.
Sit him down and tell him that you
are personally effected by his lack of desire to have sex and excuses to me sound like it is you.