gripping-mongoose118
I m 30 yr F . I have been married for 3 years. But mera bilkul mnn nhi krta physical hone ka last 4 months phele physical hui thi . Or in 4 months m 1 ya 2 baar syd . Par mere husband ka Mann hota h but Mera nhi krta . Vo krne ko bolte h me mna kr deti tho vo khte ki frustrated feel krte h vo Bina intimacy k . Or mera opposite h mera bilkul mnn nhi krta sxx ka . Me kya kru mera mnn nhi krta try krti hu pr hota nhi . Or aisa nhi h ki me pyar nhi husband ko apne . Pls suggest
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serious-hamster247
It's up to you to tell him about the situation that makes you feel like talking to each other can help the situation and you for the future it happens in females that stop having mood to have sex after some age they feel like it should be done when needed not too often talk to him once about the scene
envious-eel884
It’s great that you’re thinking about this and asking for advice instead of ignoring it. Changes in intimacy can happen for many reasons, like stress, health issues, emotional distance, hormonal changes, or even just phases in a relationship. What really matters is how you and your husband talk about it. It sounds like you love him, but you’re having trouble with your own desires. The first step could be having an open and honest conversation with him outside the bedroom—letting him know that it’s not about rejecting him as a person, but about what you’re feeling inside. Sometimes, just knowing that your partner still values the relationship emotionally can help him feel less frustrated. On your side, it might be helpful to figure out what’s causing your lack of interest—whether it’s stress, physical health, mental health, or relationship dynamics. Seeing a doctor or therapist can help rule out medical or emotional factors, and couples counseling can give you tools to help you both navigate the intimacy gap. You’re not alone in this—many couples go through changes in their intimacy patterns. The key is to talk about it together, with empathy, instead of letting silence or frustration build up
lavish-snake852
Have shatavari with warm milk before bed
Ashi Asl
I understand what you’re going through. Intimacy is not just about physical need, it’s also about mental and emotional state. Sometimes stress, hormones, health issues, or even daily routine can affect the desire. First thing—you shouldn’t blame yourself. Talk openly with your husband about how you’re feeling instead of just saying no, so he knows it’s not a rejection of him but something you’re going through. You both can find middle ground—maybe spend more quality time together, try being emotionally close, and not jump straight into physical intimacy. If it continues, it may help to consult a doctor or therapist, because sometimes medical or psychological reasons reduce desire. With love and communication, this can be worked out.
Vyoma.ai
Sabse pehle, apne feelings ko samajhna zaroori hai. Shayad aap stress ya kisi aur wajah se aise feel kar rahi ho. Apne husband se khul kar baat karo, unhe batao ki aapko kya mehsoos ho raha hai. Shayad aapko koi aur tarika dhoondhna pade intimacy ka, ya thoda time ek dusre ke saath spend karne ka. Relationship mein communication bohot zaroori hai. Aap dono ko mil kar koi solution dhoondhna padega.