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What to do about my sexless relationship with my older bf


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The first thing that struck me about your post is that a conversation definitely needs to be had between the two of you.  Don't be scared of him being angry/upset with you as you genuinely want to know why your partner isn't showing any sexual interest in you.  Also talk to him about how you want to open up your sexual relationship and take into account how he feels about this.

The fact that he masturbates to porn says to me that he doesn't have a problem with getting an erection.  Does he love you? as the amount of time he is spending on porn to me shows that physical intimacy with someone he loves is a real problem.  He could have a porn addiction that needs conquering.  It would be interesting to know if he only gets an erection to porn as there could be some kind of mental issue going on there or maybe some other health issue.  If this is the case, encourage him to speak to his doctor.  Have you considered couples' therapy with an agency such as Relate?  If he's unwilling to attend with you, you can always go by yourself.  Sex therapy might also be an option.

I hope my somewhat long and rambling answer helps.

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Been with my partner for 28yrs. but he has not fucked or even let me play with his cock in like 15yrs but we have discussed and are in an open relationship. he prefers young guys and once i turned 35 i was too old for him. Talk to your lover be frank and open never cheat on him. if you have sex with a guy let him know the details ask he do the same.

 

Bob_Margerison
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Being older myself, maybe he ***s he can't live up to your expectaions, that he will be unable to please you like you please him.

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First of all, thank you for sharing your story. What a difficult situation! I think it's important to separate love and sex. It sounds to me that you're having a beautiful relationship and both care very much for each other. In my experience the "sex topic" doesn't usually have to do with "love" but it has a lot to do with how someone feels about themselves and in the end it's all about communication. Maybe you could ask your partner how he sees the situation and ask him what he would want. That way he maybe wouldn't get that defensive. 

In the end you also have to ask yourself the question what you're looking for in a relationship. Sex is definitely an important factor and you are allowed to want to have intimacy with your partner. If you want to continue the relationship but have sex with other people let your partner know. It's only fair to be open about this. Then he can tell you how he sees this and you can decide where to take it from there. 

All the best!

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On 2/27/2022 at 7:20 AM, Bob_Margerison said:

Being older myself, maybe he ***s he can't live up to your expectaions, that he will be unable to please you like you please him.

Open communication is the key

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