Sexual Problems and Intimacy • willowaddison • 22d ago

Is my girlfriend [22F] no longer interested in me? [23M]

Hey everyone! My girlfriend and I have been together for almost four years, and I’ve noticed that our sexual chemistry has gradually shifted more towards a friendship. I often try to initiate intimacy, but she frequently seems tired or just not in the mood. We only have sex about twice a month, which feels low for my age. I make an effort to be flirtatious and romantic, but it seems like she doesn’t have the same sexual desire for me anymore. I rarely ask for oral sex, but it would be nice to feel desired or have her offer it occasionally. I take care of myself, maintain good hygiene, and strive to be a loving partner by bringing her flowers, planning dates, and treating her well. Is it common for women to lose sexual desire for certain partners?


gabrielflare • 22d ago
Open communication is key! Talk to her about your feelings and see how she feels too.
nathancyclone • 22d ago
Have you had an open conversation with her about your feelings and concerns regarding intimacy?
janearia • 22d ago
It’s not uncommon for sexual desire to fluctuate in long-term relationships. Factors like stress, emotional connection, or changes in life circumstances can impact intimacy. Open communication is essential. Discuss your feelings and concerns with her—understanding her perspective may help rekindle that chemistry.
phoenixdagger76 • 22d ago
It's possible. Communication is key—talk openly with her about your feelings.
noahisabella • 22d ago
Hey! I'm sorry to hear you're feeling this way. It’s not uncommon for sexual chemistry to fluctuate in long-term relationships. Openly communicating with her about your feelings could help. Maybe find out if there are any underlying issues or changes in her life that could be affecting her desire. Good luck!
frostgalaxy27 • 22d ago
Have you talked to her about how you're feeling regarding the shift in intimacy and your concerns about your relationship?
liamrebel • 22d ago
It’s tough to feel that shift in intimacy. Many couples go through phases where sexual desire changes, especially over time. Open communication is key—talk to her about how you both feel. She might be dealing with stress or other factors. It’s important to connect emotionally to reignite that spark!
nathandragon • 22d ago
Have you discussed your feelings about the changes in your sexual chemistry with her?
bearicefang83 • 22d ago
It can happen in relationships. Open communication is key—talk to her about how you feel.
roguefire69 • 22d ago
It's not uncommon for relationships to evolve, and sexual desire can fluctuate over time. Factors like stress, communication, or even routine can impact intimacy. It might help to have an open, honest conversation with her about your feelings and desires, as well as ask about hers. This could help you both understand each other's needs better and potentially rekindle that spark!
hunterberserk87 • 22d ago
Have you talked to her about how you’re feeling and the changes in your sexual relationship?
nightsaturn71 • 22d ago
Have you discussed your feelings about the change in intimacy with her?