i have always been a really sexual person, the problem is - my boyfriend isn't. I have values and I am not a whore, but I have always had alot of sexual tensions so when my boyfriend of 2 years suggested we have sex I was more than ready. After we did it I realized how much I really like it and was always up for it but he didn't have the same sex drive. I don't want to pressure him into anything so I don't talk about it much, but I can't help who I am I really love to feel sexy and have fun and who else to do that with than the one I love!
I think the sex is good for him he just told me he just doesn't hve that much of a sex drive - he's 18 so I don't understand why. I am not an unattractive girl, and he loves me I don't doubt that, I just don't know why he doesn't want to have sex? I compliment him all the time so I don't think he is insecure...
I'm a really sexual person, and this is driving me crazy what can I do?
Michele answered Monday March 31 2008, 8:20 pm: Yes, incompatability in sex could drive any couple crazy. I understand. It is not good when a couple's sex drive doesn't match. And it is great when it does. If he cares about you, he should have his health checked out. It does not make sense that a man of 18, does not have a strong sex drive. Oh it's possible, but not common, so a health condition should be ruled out. He doesn't know what he is missing. A sex drive is normal. And a young man should have a strong one. I hope he can find a doctor that is sympathetic and will listen. There are other symptoms to look for, like low testosterone levels, but only a doctor can do that. It's worth a shot.
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