Sunset21:
GMT, is there any reason why your H may not be erm, inclined to partake? Has it always been like that? Would counselling be an option? You sound very down about the whole situation, that can't be good [big hug]
Our lack of sex life can be an issue but I seem to be the one that gets the blame, MrSun doesn't take any responsibility for the fact that he works such long hours and doesn't compensate with extra sleep and is therefore too knackered. He doesn't see that at all and seems to think it's completely my fault.
Thanks for asking, Sunset. If I look back, Mr GMT has never had a particularly high sex drive but back then, it was maybe a little disguised. Fr example, before we were married we lived miles aaprt and he had a number of lodgers and not very thick walls. So when I used to stop over, he'd say he didn't like the idea of 'doing it' with listening ears. Then there was a urinary infection. Etc etc.
When we were first married I tried to bring it up with him and talk about it in a non-confrontational way but he got very up tight about it and accused me of wanting go at it 'like rabbits'. He also tried to get me to say how often I wanted to make love and I tried to say it wasn't about numbers, but desire, sel esteem etc, but it all just went over his head. I felt he didn't see there was a problem, and if there was a problem, I ws the one who had it, IYSWIM! I was very upset about it for a long time and unwisely, didn't pursue the issue.
Now I have reached the point of not actually wanting to make love with him anyway - maybe absence makes the libido die ?! (And no, he wouldn't go to counselling to anyone for anything, and certainly not for anything so personal.)
On a more general note, of course there's no rule for how often a couple should make love. The only correct answer is what's right for you, and as we know, what's right for one person doesn't always match up to what's right for the other. The challenge is to work out a path down which you can both comfortably travel, with any compromise shared by both sides ....
Sunset, I'm sorry you get the blame when things get out of kilter!