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KZNSeagull

Well-known member
Nov 26, 2007
21,100
Wolsingham, County Durham
You would be surprised how wrong you are especially over 50 s

Not necessarily. Depends upon the change and how they go through that and come out the other side. Some women do not want a man anywhere near them during menopause, but once it is all over they are well up for it. Or so I am told anyway. As always, it depends upon the individual.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
62,731
The Fatherland
This is nicely set up. I'm now looking forward to Ernest's thread :lolol:
 










Honky Tonx

New member
Jun 9, 2014
872
Lewes
Some good advice from some. I trained myself not to expect sex as it seemed that when i wanted to she did not so to get back at her I would not when she wanted to and now any kind of interest in sex has gone.
I prefer sleeping in the spare room as I now tend to go to bed early and get up early. I've always slept better on my own. I've even begun to see sex as rather yucky even though it is quite natural between a man and a woman
 


Nibble

New member
Jan 3, 2007
19,238
Some good advice from some. I trained myself not to expect sex as it seemed that when i wanted to she did not so to get back at her I would not when she wanted to and now any kind of interest in sex has gone.
I prefer sleeping in the spare room as I now tend to go to bed early and get up early. I've always slept better on my own. I've even begun to see sex as rather yucky even though it is quite natural between a man and a woman

Over sharing. Get couples therapy.
 




nwgull

Well-known member
Jul 25, 2003
14,533
Manchester
Some good advice from some. I trained myself not to expect sex as it seemed that when i wanted to she did not so to get back at her I would not when she wanted to and now any kind of interest in sex has gone.
I prefer sleeping in the spare room as I now tend to go to bed early and get up early. I've always slept better on my own. I've even begun to see sex as rather yucky even though it is quite natural between a man and a woman

None of the above is healthy. Neither the passive aggressiveness, or the loss of libido to such an extent.
 


PHCgull

Gus-ambivalent User
Mar 5, 2009
1,334
As others have suggested, bite the bullet and talk to your Mrs about it.

If she's happy to declare the innings closed too then you'll both feel relieved to have talked about it.

If she's still gagging for a good seeing to, get yourself onto Lloyds pharmacy .com, buy yourself some viagra and that will give you something you could dig the road up with.
 








Honky Tonx

New member
Jun 9, 2014
872
Lewes
If it was last season who can blame her?

The last time was when we had Vicente and her comment was, " what the f..k is he doing here, he's far too good." She knows something about football.
 


Danny-Boy

Banned
Apr 21, 2009
5,579
The Coast
Not necessarily. Depends upon the change and how they go through that and come out the other side. Some women do not want a man anywhere near them during menopause, but once it is all over they are well up for it. Or so I am told anyway. As always, it depends upon the individual.

Or whether they go on HRT...seen some surprising behaviour from one or two who have.
 






Freddie Goodwin.

Well-known member
Mar 31, 2007
7,186
Brighton
It's a bit like football, I still like to talk about it and watch but I just don't play anymore!
 


Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
Some good advice from some. I trained myself not to expect sex as it seemed that when i wanted to she did not so to get back at her I would not when she wanted to and now any kind of interest in sex has gone.
I prefer sleeping in the spare room as I now tend to go to bed early and get up early. I've always slept better on my own. I've even begun to see sex as rather yucky even though it is quite natural between a man and a woman

It doesn't help that you saw sex as a 'threat' to use against her. If you want to revive any sort of romance between you, then go out on 'dates' again. Find that 'best friend' you used to have.
 










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