What happens when you are no longer sexually attracted to your partner but still want to be? This article breaks down the cycles couples fall into and how to break each one.
As a Sexologist, I believe that the fundamental principle of love is not enough for a couple to survive.
Ahhh, the beginning stages of a relationship. Your thoughts drift to a special someone, butterflies flutter about your stomach as you set eyes on a new lover. Oh, the marvelous joys of the honeymoon stage! This remarkably blissful stage of courtship is primarily based on sexual. When we are engulfed in this stage, every touch from your partner or thought about them comes with a wave of desire and lust.
As life demands increase, and the feelings of lust fade, a couple will naturally fall into a daily taskmaster mode. The adrenaline-pumping moments come to an end. As a Sexologist, I want to state that moving out of the honeymoon phase and into daily life routines is not a negative thing. This is the foundation of a realistic relationship! Healthy relationships cultivate emotional and sexual attraction while balancing autonomy and all of life’s tasks.
It is unrealistic to think that you will always sexually desire your partner. Some days you may find them more attractive than others. Over time appearances and bodies change. You may no longer be attracted to their looks. These feelings of disappointment may stifle sexual desire for your partner and in turn, result in less physical. There is a snowball effect when a couple stops being physically intimate.
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