My husband and I have only been together for a few years; I am in my late twenties, he is in his early thirties. He is a loving and attentive husband, a hard worker, and pulls his weight around the house. However, he is also a recovering drug addict, with only a couple of years sober. Since being drug-free, there has been a dramatic drop in his sex drive; we went from having sex a few times a week, to only having it once every 1-2 months. I do miss the frequency, but I can understand the reason for it. In the beginning, I had a hard time accepting the situation, and I was hurt and self-conscious about his lack of interest. But we have stayed in communication about the situation, and he goes out of his way to make sure that I feel loved and appreciated. After two years of this, I have become comfortable with our personal life, and I know that I wouldn't trade my relationship for all the sex in the world.
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My husband and I have only been together for a few years; I am in my late twenties, he is in his early thirties. He is a loving and attentive husband, a hard worker, and pulls his weight around the house. However, he is also a recovering drug addict, with only a couple of years sober. Since being drug-free, there has been a dramatic drop in his sex drive; we went from having sex a few times a week, to only having it once every 1-2 months. I do miss the frequency, but I can understand the reason for it. In the beginning, I had a hard time accepting the situation, and I was hurt and self-conscious about his lack of interest. But we have stayed in communication about the situation, and he goes out of his way to make sure that I feel loved and appreciated. After two years of this, I have become comfortable with our personal life, and I know that I wouldn't trade my relationship for all the sex in the world.
June 9, 2013 - 7:00pmThis Comment
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