standupsitdown
Chatty Member
I agree, the grass is not always greener.
The poor guy has lost his sex drive and could be depressed and probably has no idea you’re so unhappy. Who knows what’s going on in his head or what stresses he’s experiencing.
I feel you owe it to your marriage, yourself and your kids to try and work on this. You need help and that’s what relationship counselling is for.
He could see his GP to discuss his sex drive, maybe get his bloods done.
You could be having a mid life crisis too, it could be you’re so fixated on what you haven’t got that you feel dissatisfied and don’t see what you do have. Seeing a therapist even on your own could help clarify your situation.
The poor guy has lost his sex drive and could be depressed and probably has no idea you’re so unhappy. Who knows what’s going on in his head or what stresses he’s experiencing.
I feel you owe it to your marriage, yourself and your kids to try and work on this. You need help and that’s what relationship counselling is for.
He could see his GP to discuss his sex drive, maybe get his bloods done.
You could be having a mid life crisis too, it could be you’re so fixated on what you haven’t got that you feel dissatisfied and don’t see what you do have. Seeing a therapist even on your own could help clarify your situation.
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