Hello, I will be brief. If you can help me with advice, if you can't just don't write, if your level is so simple you can spit on me and swear as much as you want. I am a 48-year-old woman, I have been married for 23 years, with two older sons. A year ago I had a great dislike for my husband, for no apparent reason. He is just wonderful, I am a loved, cared for and cared for woman and I know that many women would like to be in my place. I will not say a bad word about my husband, why I realize that I am guilty. Everything that makes me nervous started to make me nervous. I started behaving badly with him, making fun of him, annoying him, insulting him and even cursing him. There can be no talk of sex and intimacy. He is physically in perfect shape, he is my set. Many times he asks me what is happening to me, but I exploded. I promised him that I will go to a psychologist. I went to a psychologist and nothing. General and very stupid questions and other nonsense. He was just taking my money and I was done. I was testing my hormones. Everything is fine there. I want to emphasize that for my years my cycle is completely regular. My lover showed up later. He is 38 years ten years younger, neither more beautiful than my husband, nor a better lover. I stole it in the game on the principle of wedge wedge kills. He is bare water, but he is obedient. I wanted him to make French love to me. He refused me. Then I refused to blow his whistle. He agreed. Sex with him lasts about 10 minutes and is not necessarily in a hotel. Sometimes I don't undress. If he can, he repeats, if he can't, the coyote is where he is. The plus is that he gets aroused quickly, but he also ends quickly. I have no feelings for him, and he is happy with me because he rarely has sex with his wife. I do not know what to do? If any woman has been in my situation let me know. I realize I'm shit and the person who adores me doesn't deserve it, but for now I don't know how to get out of the situation. Thank you for your attention!
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When you dislike your husband (or anyone), the problem is really with you. This applies to everyone. We project our personal shortcomings on others, usually we own everything that irritates us in others and we ourselves to some extent. I'm not convinced that the psychologist wasted your time, I don't think you thought about the questions he asked you. They are not accidental, they have a purpose. A psychologist can only help if you want it yourself and give reliable information. About the problem - in my opinion, you are trapped in a "comfortable life". That is, you have everything, and because you have it by default, you don't have to make an effort to get it. She said herself - your husband does everything that is asked of him, loves you, is physically in perfect shape, etc. Do you gesture to him? Does the whole initiative in sex come from him (I think it's from him, you yourself said that "you couldn't talk about sex with you"). In reality, when you're in a "comfortable position" and you don't have to work for your relationship, it loses its meaning and disgusts you. There is no thrill, no emotion, everything just "goes somehow", which is not interesting. Think about it. Think about what was different before, when your relationship was going well. Compare now with before. Think about whether it would be better if you split up and why. What if, for example, he finds a mistress, would it be better? Actually, to be even, he deserves it too, right? and you don't have to work for your relationship, it loses its meaning and disgusts you. There is no thrill, no emotion, everything just "goes somehow", which is not interesting. Think about it. Think about what was different before, when your relationship was going well. Compare now with before. Think about whether it would be better if you split up and why. What if, for example, he finds a mistress, would it be better? Actually, to be even, he deserves it too, right? and you don't have to work for your relationship, it loses its meaning and disgusts you. There is no thrill, no emotion, everything just "goes somehow", which is not interesting. Think about it. Think about what was different before, when your relationship was going well. Compare now with before. Think about whether it would be better if you split up and why. What if, for example, he finds a mistress, would it be better? Actually, to be even, he deserves it too, right?