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| Love Without Sex |
| Written by Roberta Edgar | |||
| Sunday, 04 May 2008 | |||
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There is nothing more delicious than falling in love with someone new and the excitement it fuels in the imagination, not to mention elsewhere in the body. But while sex is generally a prominent part of the game plan between two healthy individuals, for some it is an issue that becomes more complex and less a certainty as we age. It’s one thing to be ready and eager to dive into the sack with the new love of your life, but it’s quite another thing entirely to find out the feeling is not mutual. That is not to say that he or she is lacking in affection for you, but that, perhaps, in the scheme of things, time, health, or whatever else have absconded with his/her libido. In spite of this problem, you’ve decided you don’t want anyone else. You know how much this individual has come to mean to you on so many levels, and if sex is not one of them, well—nothing is perfect, after all. This could be viewed as bad news, but it is not necessarily terminal. So, before you call the game on account of there is none, a heart-to-heart between you is very much in order. While medical science can sometimes provide a solution for such issues, often the individual in question is satisfied with the way things are. He or she admits to being perfectly happy to replace the sex act at this stage of life with a lot of hugging and kissing and handholding. If this is the case with your relationship, and you’ve decided this is a decision you can live with, it is now time to get creative, and consider alternatives to sex—activities that you can do as a couple to nurture the intimacy level of your relationship so you will hardly notice the loss of the big “O.” Here are a few ideas to get you started on your life of love without sex:
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| My wife and I of 43years are no longer involved in any sexual stimulation. We were virgins when we got married and my wife liked sex and I thought I would also. But that was not the case after our wedding night and honeymoon I found sex wasn't interesting or exciting. We physically had sex and I guess my inner self was not. We did have two kids and after that sex for us just faded into the wood work. My wife was still interesed I wasn't physically or mentaly. Now after not having sex for about 25 years niether one of us don't want to start again. |
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