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I Live In a Sexless Marriage

Not Even Touching For 2 Years

By: 88ElmiraSt
Written on February 4th, 2012
Age: 46-50 , Male
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  • midlifeawakening

    Back when I thought I could still stay married, I decided to have a sexual affair. I thought if I could just get my sexual needs met, that I could keep my marriage. I chose a vague friend who used to be a co-worker. It helped, but in order to keep helping I would have had to keep having the affair. In the end, I couldn't wrap my head around that, giving it any sort of legitimacy.

    Apr 28
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      In a sexless marriage the lack of sex is just a symptom, not the root problem. Often the root problem is a personality disorder and hence beyond your control, so outsourcing won't fix the real problem. Not that one should not outsource, it's just probably not going to change one's relationship with their spouse. Outsourcing has saved some marriages, but only by making the relationship tolerable, not by changing it.

      Apr 28
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  • steed66

    Im heading into the 4th year now without any touching, intimacy or sex, i sleep in a separate bed now. It got so desperate for me i was even trying to touch her in my sleep to be woken up with the words" will you just keep your hands to yourself " so now in the spare room i do.

    Feb 25
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Time to outsource either a lover or a lawyer. Unfortunately after three years you know even better than me that this never changes.

      Feb 25
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  • slsr

    You could have been describing my marriage, which is why I left. It is how I felt exactly.

    Nov 6, 2012
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  • Kat8929

    I know that divorce is hard and should be avoided if it can be. But there are times when it just can't be saved. People shouldn't beat themselves up when they make the decision to enjoy their life. Good for you. Now you can find someone that will appreciate you and show you the love you deserve. I think that there are people that don't believe that their are women that, after they marry, think they don't ever have to try to do anything to make their husband proud and happy to come home to them. There is a woman out there to love you. I hope you find all the happiness that everyone of us deserves.

    Nov 5, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      I think my odds are good.

      Nov 6, 2012
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  • Kat8929

    I am new here but was drawn to your story. I am a female and have been single for about 16 years. I was married twice. I gave up on relationships while I raised my children. Well they are finally grown. About a year and half ago, I came into contact online with a man that I had been very good friends with in school. It had never gotten to the romantic stage back then. We both liked each other, I think, but was "scared" of each other. Any way he moved away after school and we lost complete touch. When we found each other again, he began to tell me that he wasn't happy in his marriage. That she wanted nothing to do with him. They basically lead seperate lives. But he won't get a divorce...I don't understand that and I wanted to ask you what makes you stay? There is someone out there that could make you feel wanted and happy. Why wouldn't you want to find that? I notice that this was a while ago that you posted this. Are things better? It takes two people to want things to get better. I don't want to be the one to push divorce. I know better than a lot of people how hard that is. But when there is no more hope, I feel it's the only thing. Otherwise you will be bitter and unhappy for the rest of your life. I wish I could show this man that I am talking about, that he deserves to be happy. Sometimes people really do fall completely out of love. I don't agree on divorce as the only solution, but sometimes it has to come to that. Even the bible says that you should lift up your spouse and love them. Take care of each others needs. It should be something that brings a couple closer together. And people that with hold affection are just cruel. It feels like a form of abuse. Just my opinion.

    Nov 5, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      We are divorcing. I am all for divorce. Divorce is good. I am letting her finish school before we split, and I am a bit mired in stasis and apathy, but I have told her we are finished. I am not going to live like this the rest of my life, no way.

      Nov 5, 2012
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    • slsr

      Life is too short to be miserable!

      Nov 6, 2012
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  • bajana

    You need to talk to your wife and find out what wrong!! If you married her, obviously you did so because you loved her and adored her. Just get to the bottom of this deep issue, that way you can square things up, rekindle the old sparks, get the intimacy pumping and BOMB! You and her are inseparable!

    Sep 25, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Read some more of these stories and note now many of these tortured souls talked, went to counseling, tried scented candles and date nights and tried communicating in new ways with their sex dud spouse...then note how many of these sexless marriages improved.

      Sep 25, 2012
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    • bajana

      What about you?

      Sep 25, 2012
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    • bajana

      You know, its really crazy that there's an epidemic of divorces raging throughout N.America! Something is wrong with this society. I think generally people have become more colder, more self-fish and inconsiderate, sucking the lives out of marriages and families. Its quite sad actually :(
      Where I'm from, the rate of divorce is not that high....more people marry than divorce

      Sep 25, 2012
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    • bajana

      What did you do to try to put some life into this marriage?

      Sep 25, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      We went to three marriage counselors. We talked about everything until we were out of breath. We went out. We stayed in. We talked more. We gave each other space. Do you really think you can talk your way out of a sexless marriage? Read, right here, in this group, read these stories.

      Sep 25, 2012
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    • bajana

      Its complex! It requires work on both persons, despite the amount of counseling. If you guys really loved each other, you would have made it worked....and lack of sex is a result of a deeper problem....anyways...good luck with all this stuff!

      Sep 25, 2012
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  • Gigimus

    Hi...this is a very late reply..no idea if you are even still here. I started with "innocent flirting"...with a guy I had much in common with (I even strategically overheard a comment he made to a mutual friend that revealed his ILIASM status!)...we talked for a couple of hours that one night, then met a few times (different state)...we have chatted and chatted and seen each other a few times since (again, distance)...but we still talk..it's been a year. It was a no-brainer for both of us..we were both hungry...and it was easy for me b/c he was not some icky stranger...I mean I'd just met him but it was classic "boy next door" type situation...totally trusted him. I'm still in my marriage. HE's still in his. We talk. That's all that's left. Guess we're both too chicken. :( Idiot me fell in love :( Can only speak for myself..but he does cling to me and panics if I don't respond for a couple of weeks.....neither of us is a spring chicken. I'm sure it will never come to anything more, but it helps me realize that I must get out of this miserable non-marriage that I am in :( I"ve made my life MORE complicated...but this friend in my life...has been a joy to me....and I truly love him....told him I want him in my life in whatever form, already knowing it means just really good friends.

    Aug 26, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Much smarter than doing your next-door neighbor. :-) I'm still here and have had quite a journey, but I didn't do the neighbor.

      Aug 26, 2012
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    • Gigimus

      Did you stay in your marriage? if so, how did you make it work, or how is it working out for you? Did you make a huge change? Your "journey" sounds like maybe you did.......

      Aug 26, 2012
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  • JadeOracle

    Well, first of all, I wonder why you are discussing this here? Most sexual matters are reflective of deeper issues. Have you attempted to find out what your wife thinks and why she does not want sex or touching of any kind? Was she molested as a child(as sometimes it makes a woman frosty later on), does she have an illness, do you turn her off as in bad odors or something? Is she communicating with you at all? In some cultures women have endured painful circumcision and are in absolute agony during intercourse.There are medical conditions that also can cause this. I'd find out what is the case, or if she is angry over something. Is it something you two might work out? Witholding sex is about the only power some women have and they generally use it when they are upset.

    Then should there be irreconciable differences, or the partner will not try to have therapy, it seems to me that you have few options.Since most humans need some cuddling or human contact once in a while, not having ANY could be bad for your health. In the long run it could be adapted to if the partner is loving, but if they are not, you are just wasting your time and spinning your wheels.

    Aug 26, 2012
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  • kbgloves1

    It has been months since you wrote this and I am just going through you stories, but I am taking them as they come and I havent noticed a follow up. My wife and I always enjoyed French kissing, and she told me that I was good at it. Years ago, without an explanation, she stopped French kissing and resisted my tries at it. I had to drag it out of her, but she finally told me that she had developed a wart on her tongue, but that is all she said. Knowing my wife,as this was years into our marriage, I realized that she felt uncomfortable and ashamed to this day, I do not know if she ever had that wart removed. I should have realized that our problems were just beginning.

    When the marriage became sexless, we still hugged as she wanted me to hug and comfort her when she needed and wanted it... long story for here, but the gist of it is, though we continued to hug and I should say peck, not kiss, it was all at her pleasure and on her terms.

    Soon after the the sex stopped, I noticed that two young women at work were interested in me. I was 46 at the time and they were 33 and 25. I developed a flirty relationship with the 33 year old, but I was afraid of the 25 year old as my youngest was 23 at the time and although both were beautiful and sexy, the younger of them was absolutely drop dead gorgeous!

    I didnt wear a wedding ring at that time because I cannot stand the feeling of any kind of jewelry( I only wear simple watch to this day), but I made sure that women especially were aware that I was "happily" or so I believed still, married. at anyrate, my relationship with the 33 year old continued to grow as her boyfriend continued to treat her poorly. I was moved to a nearby office, just a few miles away,and I believe that she became frightened and used that to end our relationship.

    I have had one more flirty relationship that I broke off because of my feeling of guilt, and a few one ICQ and email, one with a woman in Toronto who I did not know and one with a woman in CA, whom I hadnt seen in 30 years. For various reasons, each of them ended.

    I think that all relationships in our situation start with flirting and will go as far as each flirter will allow them to. I would suggest getting your own house in order before really considering having an affair. Feeling will get hurt and a divorce will get quite messy!

    Aug 2, 2012
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  • autimom

    Although affairs can temporarily ease the pain of a life void of intimacy, they certainly don't fix things for you. You fall in love with your lover, or your resentment toward your refusing spouse deepens so that you can no longer even be civil to them. You live in a fog, dreaming of your lover and in some ways become more tortured. On the plus side, you are having some sex. To me (although I know many are completely against affairs for several reasons, some of them valid) the positive thing about an affair is oftentimes it is the catalyst that gives you the strength to pull the trigger and leave the marriage.

    Jul 8, 2012
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  • MorningBreeze

    yup, if you wish to live happy ever after. .. Turn the page! start a new chapter. it sounds like you need more than raw sex... you need tenderness in your life. no affairs... nasty situations that lead to only heartache. you wanta play in life.... free yourself to do so!

    Feb 18, 2012
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  • cairinkimberley

    Even though it will not satisfy your sexual needs, for uncomplicated affection and loyalty without consequence . Get a Dog. They love you, wait eagerly for you to get home, curl up beside you when you are sad. and keep your secrets. Just feed them, play with them, clean up after their business is finished , brush and bathe them once in a while and sneak them a treat once in a while. You sexual needs - there is the easy way and the right way. You deserve something good - not complicated.

    Feb 13, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Funny you should mention that...I have a Golden Retriever who is indeed the most loving, uncomplicated creature I have ever known. When I think about my exit from my SM, you know what comes to mind? Yup. He doesn't know me and my wife live in a frosty truce. To him, the three of us are a pack, and the pack is everything to a dog. Exiting would break up the pack. Man that would be tough to bring myself to do. Maybe I just always felt guilty for not "staying together for the kid" in my first marriage. But a kid can come to understand and maybe even benefit from their parents just parting ways. A dog can't understand. This really is one reason I have not exited.

      Feb 13, 2012
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    • enna30

      Our dog is a rescue dog. He obviously came from a family that loved him and treated him well - from what we can judge. No doubt when he was lost from his family it was very distressing for him . . . BUT he has adapted brilliantly to being with us. We are his new pack and there is NOTHING he wouldn't do for us.

      Your dog will adjust to there being just two of you - him (the dog) and one human (hopefully you). It may be difficult though to get your wife to agree on dog custody . . . !

      Feb 18, 2012
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  • maryryan

    Hi VJ: Welcome; we're sorry you have to be here.



    For interesting perspectives on extramarital activity, read blogs/stories by RobbWarren, ManInFull, Wisiwig, Ein Engel and me (there are others and I apologize if I left some out).



    ...and yes, your approach set VaguestBaby off. His advice is some of the most insightful you will receive in this group and you will gain much from associating with him, though it may not appear to be so at this moment. I'm not speaking for him here, but many of our members don't take kindly to newbies who suddenly appear and immediately talk overtly about affairs. We're all a little wounded from the lack of affection and some of us are easy marks. So we look out for each other. You'll get no trouble from the regulars as long as you have come to learn and heal rather **** and run.



    ...and c'mon...you know better than to mess with the neighbor. There are hot boobs waiting to be squeezed everywhere you turn. And stay away from single women, too. That is asking for trouble. Having an affair with another married person is better; you both have a little something to lose if one of you is tempted to to go "off the ranch and make trouble with your spouse. It's like insurance, to have a married lover...

    Feb 6, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      "Welcome; we're sorry you have to be here."...I like that. And also the advice of going for a married paramour rather than a single one. Better advice than to kill myself because I am too dumb to live. But you needn't worry. I did mull over "making a move", whatever that means on the Internet, and I thought, no, people here aren't "fair play." It would be exploitation. Almost mean. Not that there's no talk of affairs here. It hardly seems a taboo topic. But sex-starved people hitting on each other cannot end well. :-( . Yes I know better than to fool with the neighbor. I know better than to have an affair at all. But I'm not really in the mood to make good decisions. I'll read your blog too.

      Feb 7, 2012
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  • jthehuman

    Y:ou, my man have received some exceptional well thought-out advice and have not had to pay a Shrink for any ot it. Pretty much everyone agrees that you need to get the h--- out of Dodge and plan and carry out the end of the fiasco you are in. Do not delay, do whats necessary and bear the $ cost and whatever else is keeping you from happiness. You are under 50 why are you procrastinating???? The affair can be after you are seperated, seeing your grown daughter and parents more and being alive. Next door is too close to affair with, before you file for divorce. Make some new friends, see some old friends, keep busy, time takes care of many to most things if your willing to make the effort. There is life for those who seek it, after bad marriages. Dont waste any more $ on Counseling for you and her. It will be a waste.

    Feb 5, 2012
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  • nicknacke0925

    if you decide to have an affair do so with someone you care about. If you have meaningless sex it will make you feel used in the long run, not to mention being exposed to all kinds of diseases. Why not leave your wife and start over?

    Feb 5, 2012
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  • WoodRooster

    "Sometimes I think about what it was like to have sex, and I can almost physically feel it, and I want to scream with rage. I can't do this much longer"



    I can really identify with this. We haven't had sexual touch in almost 2 years either. Hell today she got upset cuz I was trying to talk dirty to her, tell her that I wanted her. I got "we're in public, stop it!"

    Feb 5, 2012
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  • neuilly

    you didn't say why your staying in the marriage..so i don't have any real information..if your that unhappy..why not leave??



    i agree that being that isolated that alone..there is no marriage..so again..why are you staying?



    seems to me that is what you should be sorting out, instead of finding some woman to be able to speed dial, to arrange instant sex..how about spending some time and thought and get your life sorted out....and perhaps, you will eventually have more than just sex with the neighbor..or whomever..you just might be able to have a true and loving reltionship with someone..someone that cares about and loves you...

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • vaguestbaby

    You should consider killing yourself because you're too dumb to live.



    The slutty next door neighbor? I have walked your desperate, ruminating walk.



    OK, OK I was never as looney as you, and your fey come on here of maybe this, maybe that is drying up pusses straight around the globe.



    You're toast, you'd like it all to magically go away with no more pain, but you know it won't.



    Consider forming an unhealthy attachment with a lower end escort. The dollar out lay and hassles will be much less any of your other hilariously disasterous efforts, and the sex will be hotter.



    And you need hot sex. This **** has driven you insane.

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      You're not as witty as you think.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • vaguestbaby

      What part do you disagree with? Now some pouty whining? I'll look in next for your goofy disaster story. Enjoy life, Hugh Hefner.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      "What part do you disagree with?"
      Well:

      "You should consider killing yourself because you're too dumb to live."
      Totally unoriginal.

      "The slutty next door neighbor? I have walked your desperate, ruminating walk."
      Oh, so you did the same thing?

      "OK, OK I was never as looney as you, and your fey come on here of maybe this, maybe that is drying up pusses straight around the globe."
      Please tell me you are not so pretentious that you used the word "fey."

      "You're toast, you'd like it all to magically go away with no more pain, but you know it won't."
      If I thought it could go away with no more pain I would not be endeavoring on such a complex and painful endeavor as an affair.

      "Consider forming an unhealthy attachment with a lower end escort. The dollar out lay and hassles will be much less any of your other hilariously disasterous efforts, and the sex will be hotter."
      I will keep this suggestion in mind. If I get a promotion and can afford it, I will also consider a high-end escort.

      "And you need hot sex. This **** has driven you insane."
      In this you are correct.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      And it's not my fault the paragraphs collapsed.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • vaguestbaby

      Man, you are just so ****** up. Down to critiquing my word choice while your life drifts further into the *******. You're "endeavoring on such complex and painful endeavor as an affair"? ****. Not a get laid approach at all. At all. Move out, get the **** studio apartment, sort out your head, go on some lame Match.Com dates. I was you -but with more game and less huffiness. Your life can get better. I hope it does. Single mom crack ho would be entirely laudable and doable next stop for you. It would do you both some good.

      Feb 5, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Okay, so wanting to do my neighbor is desperate but doing a crack ho would be laudable. I dunno, you might be right, the complexities of an affair may just be too difficult for me to navigate.

      Oh, one other thing, you have not seen my neighbor's boobs.

      Feb 5, 2012
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  • zorbas

    You have not made us privy to the dynamics of your marraige aside from the sexual aspect but if it is as you describe, it is not a marrage at all. You should end completely without seeking an affair. I will assume, for the moment, that there are childrn involved and that is why you consider torturing yoruself and her in this charade.You do not sound able to really seek out a dallaince elsewhere. These must be always must be planned well and executed with as little risk as possible.



    Please, understand that affairs are only a momentary respite from a marraige that has soured. They carry risk and require time and effort and seldom result in giving you everything that you require emotionally on a permanent basis



    I personally have and continue to use this vehicle to contentment, by necessity, and as my means to an end, since divorce even now for me is unthinkable because of societal and familial responsibilities.



    If children are not a part of your equation here and you remain young enough to pursue a new life by all means do so but merely seeking out a dalliance with no plan is ludicrous.



    I have empathy for you and hope you can find what you need elsewhere for you do sound very unhappy.

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • flyingstone

    An affair will complicate your life. This marriage is on life support as it is and you need to leave in a dignified manner. Make exit plans and take it one step at a time. You will not be sorry that you left your marriage in this way. Make a clean split and stay respectful. I do understand the heartache of not being touched for years so I am telling you that the sooner you can bring yourself to leave the better. This is a from of abuse and any kind of affection looks good right now but it will not really solve your problem.

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • bazzar

    Quoting you here - "I know we need to end this torture, but that's another story"



    I rather think you are missing the point. The "other story" is THE MAIN STORY to which your story today would rank about 23 places behind.



    Focus mate.



    Tread your own path.

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • Awakeforthedance

    No touch is just not okay in my book. I feel for ya. I have no advise - you will get lots here. Just keep exploring your choices and your genuine thoughts on the matter and know you are not alone on this horrid journey. ;)

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • amyw27

    Plan your exit strategy and leave before having an affair--been there, done that and it only complicates matters and could make for a much messier split---you don't want her to have the advantage of YOUR AFFAIR under her belt for her use in divorce court...good luck to you...go get a professional massage

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • 1LonelyXHubby

    Why try to stop the pain with a Band-Aid? It's not going to work. I agree with the above post by SweetNFeisty, unless there is some insurmountable reason to stay, get your exit plan in gear, and move on. If your reason is “for the kids”, think carefully about the negative lesson you are teaching them about relationships now.



    My personal feeling, affairs are wrong, and the neighbor lady, doubly wrong.



    They say children do not flourish without touch. It is the same for us. Life is short, don't waste it.

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • louiseshaw

      We don't stop needing touch just because we are adults!

      Feb 5, 2012
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  • sweetnfeisty65

    I am not sure why you are not leaving if you hate each other ? Kids, finances? My advice would be if you can leave that would be best. As other people have stated affairs don't always end up in a mess but you have to be willing to accept the consequences if it does. I chose that route. As angeleyes states above it has it's own problems. In one way it made it easier to stay because you have someone to hold you and give you what your missing out of your marriage. On the other hand it shines a big spotlight on everything wrong with your marriage. Makes you want out worse so you can enjoy a real relationship. To do it and not get caught is a lot of thought and work, finding someone you can trust that understands the situation or is in the same situation. That is smart enough not to get busted or get you busted. The hoops you have to jump through to make schedules line up, the planning the lies and than things falling through. When you have a good day or bad day and need that person and you can't be with them. I can tell you single life would be much more satisfying.

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • angeleyes6972

    I am in an affair with someone I have known for a long time - he was looking for one, I fell into it.



    It has been almost 2 years now and it seems to be getting easier. But it has its own set of problems and emotional heartache.



    If you dont have kids or they are all grown up then just leave - what are you waiting for?

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      I have a daughter from a previous marriage. Heh, I have been through the divorce mill before, which is one reason I am being so lame. That marriage wasn't sexless, but it did not go well. But my daughter is grown and had a son of her own, so there are no kids to complicate matters.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • theshwa

      GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Feb 4, 2012
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  • louiseshaw

    First of all, you need to do a preliminary exit plan, as Baz will come on and tell you. He'll be right about that.



    Second, I will say you really do need to consider an exit. If you are consciously thinking about an affair, just to get a human touch, you need to get out of your 'marriage' so you can do that, honestly and authentically.



    I understand the need for human touch. Sometimes, when a friend touches me, or I get my head massaged at the hairdresser's, I realize how much I miss the human touch. And what is the point in staying in a 'marriage' where you can't even get affection and touch, let alone sex and *******?? Really, it make no sense. The financial stuff will work itself out.



    If you are happy and valued, just think how much more you can contribute to the lives of your family and others around you! Don't waste your potential. And don't let her waste hers.

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • angeleyes6972

      I think this thing about not wasting her potential is sooo important. The partner with the knowledge of the dysfunction has the power to change the lives of 2 people in a very direct and ultimately positive way, to set the other free while flying free ourselves.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • louiseshaw

      I think that's very true, Angel.

      Feb 5, 2012
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  • mvcmvc

    Affairs do not always end in a mess...but they are high risk behavior.



    Your marriage is failing so that automatically places you at high risk for divorce regardless of whether you stray or not.



    Need to start a plan for living on your own.



    Might not come to pass but the probability that you or her or both will want out is increased relative to intimately healthy marriages.

    Feb 4, 2012
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  • theshwa

    Im with the thinking that if you are in a place where you are actively seeking an affair, or think that an affair is possible/probable, you are done with the marriage. Not necessarily your fault tho, bc alot of times YOU may really want to work on the marriage, but your refuser does not want to (they dont see a problem!) If the other person doesnt care or doesnt want to put any of the work in to making it better, then yeah what else can you do?

    Besides end it.. I know its easier said than done, it takes alot of gonads to end your marriage and sometimes an affair is a way out. But yes, it makes things very messy and she will turn the tables and blame it all on you if she finds out.

    Sorry i went off track a little. Your last question was "say i stay in the marriage...where is this going?" You will either fall in love with an affair partner and that will push you out the door, you will see what youre missing and pull the plug yourself, or the scenario i mention above where you will forever be the bad guy. Or you will stay in misery in a sham of a marriage and further damage your well-being.

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      You are so right about counseling, well about it all, but we did go to two marriage counselors and she decided she did not like either one. She would talk about me endlessly, but every time the discussion would cast the spotlight on her behavior she would get very angry and uncommunicative. Therapy in her mind was an effort to fix me.

      Feb 4, 2012
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  • elkclan

    Yep, I've done it. I LOOKED for it. I felt I needed to be wanted and desired. I did. Can't say it's made me happier, but it has met a certain need. I really just need to pull the trigger, but currently finances and my lameness are standing in my way.



    I know my husband would actually like to cuddle me, but I don't want it anymore. He'd tease me with the possibility of sex, but often rejected me mid-flow. I just couldn't stand it anymore.

    Feb 4, 2012
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    • 88ElmiraSt

      Yeah, my lameness too heh.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • gypsyblu

      elk i understand

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • MissLee

      I know that situation all too well, elkclan.

      Feb 4, 2012
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    • clgsassy

      Not lame...just believed with heart that there is hope

      Mar 19, 2012
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