Gemini female confused over Aqua's male statement

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tiffany3624
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Hi,

I will keep this brief. Aqua man and I met a couple of months back and it didnt work out because each of us were going through some issues. Now we hooked up again about a month ago and we get along great. We have decided to move in together and the night before the official move date, he tells me that sex is not important to him. I asked some questions to find out why and never really got an answer. To me sex is really important to any relationship. I dont want to feel resentment, but the wall has gone up. We have had some awesome sex so far but now its once a week if lucky.

Any reason why he would be saying this? will it ever change as time goes on.

Please help!
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krysrenee7
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Posted by tiffany3624
Any reason why he would be saying this? will it ever change as time goes on.

Please help!



No, it probably won't change. If he's already "comfortable" in the relationship, what you see is what you get. If he's been cool so far with sex occuring only once a week, there's no reason for you to believe that he was joking about his "sex isn't important" statment. There's no reason for you to believe that he'll all of the sudden become something he's not.

He's already told you that sex wasn't that important to him. WHY it's not is only something he knows & is something you oughta ask him. Trying to guess or anaylze the answer to that question will only drive you crazy.

Since sex is more important to you than it is to him, you need to communicate your concerns. Atleast communicate before you go putting up huge security walls. For all you know, his sex drive (or lack of) lately could be just temporarily or b/c of certain things going on in his life. 2 people won't F like rabbits every single month of their relationship.

I'm not saying that sex shouldn't be as important to you as it is (you have a right to place importance on whatever you want) BUT understand that it's in your best interest to atleast give him the benefit of the doubt & open up a dialogue with him before you start making snap judgements or give up too quickly.

Talking to him about this won't guarantee that he'll magically wake up tomorrow with a higher sex drive, BUT if he's aware of your issues & if he cares about your feelings/the relationship, you guys will atleast be able to find a happy medium & make the necessary sacrifices/compromises. Hopefully