I’m off the mind that the reasoning and rationale behind the loss of desire on the part of a woman for their guy is seldom as simple as the red pill philosophy would have you believe. The idea of hypergamy and relative value is too neat and tidy a package to explain away all female behaviour. I’m sure there are situations where it applies, but on the hole, I find people and their behaviors to be far too symptomatic of their own individual lives and baggage to fit any single mold. I mention this because I’ve heard a myriad of comments that seem to be coming from that general philosophy.
Have you and your girlfriend ever really talked about sex? A person’s sexuality can evolve. As a relationship develops and you become more comfortable with the person that you’re with there’s less distance, mystery, and anticipation. A competing school of thought on sexuality contends that people are essentially looking for two separate things. In a relationship you are after safety security and comfort, none of which are very sexy. When you’re after sensuality, it thrives on unpredictability, danger and anticipation. Those attributes are pretty much diametrically opposed. This happens to a lot of relationships a few years in. You become more comfortable, she gets less horny. There’s a variety of ways to try and deal with that but at the end of the day it should be a mutual effort. There are a lot of ways to introduce an element of danger or insecurity to a relationship, but if you do so unilaterally you risk damaging the relationship. Sometimes beyond repair.
It’s recommend finding a way to make it clear to her, if you have not already, that while you’re patient, that patience is not infinite, and you’re not interested in permanent celibacy. Make sure she’s aware that the status quo isn’t acceptable, and see if she is interested or willing to make an effort to try and change things.
Another thing to remember it’s that a lot of it’s get lazy once we’ve been in a relationship for a while. Don’t stop romancing her. Complacency creates the space for bad elements to sneak in.
Lastly, you said she’s pretty much always around. This can be a problem all by itself. I know the age if covid isn’t the best time for it, but try and encourage her to stretch her legs and have some hobbies or a social life outside you. This can highlight your separateness and bring back some sparks.
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