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About Pete
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I am an Australian clinical hypnotherapist and counsellor who can answer all questions to do with male sexuality and questions relating to intimacy. No problem is too big or too small. You can ask in total confidence.

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Comprehensive experience in hypnotherapy and counselling in Australia over a number of years. I have two very successful clinics that cater for people what to make permanent positive changes in their lives.

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Bachelor of Arts Degree, Post Graduate Diploma of Education, Diploma of Clinical Hypnotherapy, Graduate Diploma of Psychotherapy & Counselling

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How to Deal with Sex Problems - we dont have sex any more


Expert: Pete - 9/28/2009

Question
Hi firstly i need to say that i love my fiance dearly we have 2 lovely

children and have been together for 15 years, both in our early 30's.

I need some advice though as she does not want to discuss anything

related to this subject, i don't know what I am doing wrong?

My partner does not want sex with me, it's been three years now and i

think weve had sex a couple of times.We have pleasured each other after I

have initiated but never sex and always after me giving a massage as part

of foreplay, there is no kissing or mutual intimacy.

After the birth of our second child sex obviously stopped and it hasnt

really started again. I have given up trying to talk about it, she'll get

upset and angry and the reason I always get is I'm tired.
 

So I tested this theory on a number of occassions by saying about going

upstairs early for a "massage". And it's always not yet. Ive also been

told it's due to self conciousness as she has put on a bit of weight

after the pregnancy, ive tried keeping lights off even putting on weight

myself so she might not feel as self concious.
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She wont even spontaniuosly kiss me, "as i will try and take it  too far"

Ive tried not mentioning sex for months to see if anything might happen

but nothing does and i'm sure that if I never mentioned it again we would

not have sex again ever. I think she can quite happily go without it.

She must have needs that need fulfilling Ive caught her masterbating

before, i just don't know how to tap into that need she had once before.

I would give anything to have an active sex life, I'm not saying I'm good

at it but practise makes perfect.

Perhaps I'm a bastard and she doesnt love me, want me or I repulse her I

don't know why.  Sex is free, people do it all the time its  a primative

basic need and forms a big part of a relationship.

is it fear of getting pregnant again? no, cos she could go on the pill if

she really wanted sex.

Is it painful? no, cos if she really wanted sex she'd see someone about

it and say it's stopping me having sex

is it cos the kids are in the next room? no, cos we have been together

alone during the day and could have had sex, upstairs in the kitchen or

in the living room

Is it cos, all i think about is sex? no, cos ive gone for months without

mentioning anything, diliberately to see the response.

I'm really confused, frustrated and sad that two people that love each

other dearly cant enjoy sex.

Any help or advice would be greatfully received.  

Answer
Hi Duncan

Thanks for sharing with me.

If your fiancee is not prepared to talk with you about your lack of a sex life, as a couple you need to get some professional help either through a competent GP or counsellor as sex is a vital part of a healthy relationship.

Since you feel that you can improve your love making skills, this could be an excellent opportunity for you as well to get some assistance too (this will give her the idea that you are ok about talking about sexual issues).

There are heaps of reasons why she may not feel sexual - hormones, depression, fear of future pregnancies etc.

While this is a frustrating time for you, I urge you to stay positive and assure your fiancee that you are thinking of her happiness as well as your own.

Let me know if you need more info.

I wish you well

Pete

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