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dorothy007 -> RE: My husband does not desire me (7/24/2008 10:46:34 PM)
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My husband isn't interested in being intimate with me, and I don't wonder why. I have gained some weight since the baby, and I know that's part of it. I don't own a piece of lingerie (or clothes that fit me properly). He also doesn't want to be with me, for example, tonight. He came home from work and has been distant and just went to bed, and wasn't going to speak to me. (If you knew us you would know that this is highly unusual). He's planning to go to the married mens breakfast this Saturday...and I've got to be honest, I wish he would go and ask for help, but he always puts on the "we've got a great relationship" thing around guys from church. When you were very physical & excited to have that part of the relationship fulfilled in marriage, and you get married and it's 1 time or less every 2 weeks... we are young (not to say that when you are older you don't), I just never thought it would be a problem. He's told me the same thing, that I just have more of a desire than he does (which makes me feel like a freak). When we are intimate I feel like he's just doing it for me, and it all just leads to more frustration, and hurt. Then I think maybe this is what God wants. For me to feel so alone, to have finally gotten married (after being a single Mom and praying for 10 years for the person God had for me to come at the right time) I'm reeling. The worst part is that I feel unsure of Gods love. So far he hasn't hit me, but, sometimes he gets very angry with me, and does things that scare me. I feel like I have to show him I won't tolerate violence, and that I will stand up to him, but then I tend to over act and then when I tell him not to throw things, he brings up a time that I flinged a pillow at him in frustration. He's also very controlling toward my daughter. I promised myself I would never be with someone that didn't treat her the way I thought they should. But, when you are in love you say..it's not so bad, there has to be some give and take. I am very hard to get along with, so, it's no surprise to me that we have problems. I need physical affection and time spent together, I get neither, he needs words of affirmation, and I'm not good at giving that...so. Sometimes you get tired of giving and giving, and you just have to receive for a while. Then it's your turn to give again. Each time maybe, God will give the strength to give better. That's my hope, for my children, if nothing else.
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