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  • SUNDAY APRIL 29 2012 9:04 PM

Got Problems? Sex, Love and Relationship Advice From SuicideGirls’ Team Agony

by SG's Team Agony feat. Aadie

Let us answer life's questions - because great advice is even better when it comes from SuicideGirls.

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[Aadie in Time Out]

Q: My boyfriend of two and a half years and I have been through hell and back on the most emotional roller-coaster imaginable. He's taken me for granted and broken my heart a couple times in the past, but after this most recent break up he came back and really seems to have his stuff together. Everything has been great and he's done an awesome job at proving to me he has turned over a new leaf. The issue I am having is little to no sex drive toward him. I love being around him, he's my best friend, I don't mind a little affection, but when it comes to sex I have zero motivation or interest. I truly can see myself marrying him and I really want this to work out. Did he break my heart so bad that he broke my vagina too?

Help me!


A: Well, well, well, aren't we in a pickle. I believe that it is very important in any relationship to be honest with A: YOURSELF and B: YOUR PARTNER!!!

Without honestly you seriously have zip. Could it be possible that now your boyfriend is really just that, a boy that is your friend? I do doubt your vagina is busted, lol, but it is very understandable that maybe your sexual drive towards this individual has subsided indefinitely.

A sex drive is, as you know, an emotional thing. If your boyfriend has broken your heart in multiples maybe your subconscious has just had enough. Maybe.

Another suggestion, spicing things up in the bedroom?? Maybe have him tie you up? Or whatever your into wink

If you have tried that already, and you’re still not satisfied, at the end of the day, we're all only going around this planet one time. If you’re not going to make the best of it then what's the point? Right?

This is your decision. You need to be happy in the end. Sit down with him and have this conversation. If it’s really time for him to go – and for you to move on – then that’s what you should do.

Aadie

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mwalsh

mwalsh

Houston, TX
February 2008

APR 30, 2012 01:03 PM

I made a fated decision years ago. I had been in many very passionate relationships (read sex) through my life, but they invariably left a lot of other emotional issues lacking and did not work out. Then I met my best friend, she was great. After a couple of years we started dating. I had so much fun, but the passion was not boiling, It was OK. Everything else was so good, I decided, maybe I have been blessed with so much passion in the past, this is now as it should be....

Skip to now, we aren't married anymore.

Alot of things have to fall in place, INCLUDING SEXUAL PASSION, for a relationship to work. They must fall in place and both parties must always work to maintain what is there....no passion, no future......my 2 cents.