
Originally Posted by
Talulah
I'm turning 24, my boyfriend is turning 23. we live with his mom and sleep in the same bed. we have been together for two years this year, and will be living together for 2 years in October. Things are becoming strange as we are not as intimate as I would like, and most times he claims he doesn't want to have intercourse because his mother is around, which is understandable. but the issue is, he still doesn't want to be intimate when we are alone, we just went away for the weekend and still nothing. I keep asking him if something is wrong, if i'm not attractive enough, too fat, he says i'm beautiful and perfect and claims he is tired. I don't know what to do anymore, as this is a huge hit to my ego, as I have never experienced this issue in my past sex life. I don't know what is the matter with this man, and it is frustrating me, I don't want to have to cheat in my relationship because i'm looking for something i cant get at home. I'm not saying this in vain, but I am not an ugly woman, I cook, I clean, I'm basically at his beck and call. I don't know what to say to him, because i'm so disappointed and completely hopeless and extremely embarrassed to speak to my friends about this, as everyone knows us as the "best couple" please help!!!!!!
At 23 years of age, I think he'd still want to boink you whether or not his mother was downstairs, upstairs or just gone to the bathroom for five minutes.
Get him to the doctor to make sure he's not depressed or has a pysiological reason for such a low libido. If he won't go to the doctor then I suggest you seriously consider leaving because chances are very high that this won't improve on it's own. He may tell you that there is nothing wrong and that you're beautiful but his actions are telling you that there is indeed something wrong. Start with a physical.
You're both old enough to be out on your own as well, any reason why you're at his mother's instead of in your own apartment if you're living together?
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.” ~Joan Didion