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Well, you’re not alone. In fact, every woman will experience a drop in her libido throughout any relationship – even if you’re dating, say, Johnny Depp.
It’s called the Limerence Period and Dr Rosie goes into it at length in her book, Where Did My Libido Go?.
She said a woman’s lust runs on two neuro-transmitters, dopamine and adrenalin, which peter out during the first six, twelve or eighteen months of their new relationship.
Yes, you can literally count the honeymoon period on your fingers and toes. And after that?
“After the Limerence phase, many women will never again or rarely feel enough desire for them to initiate sex.”
Sorry guys.
“That is very disappointing for the woman and very disappointing for her partner because she’s gone from being a hot tamale to being, at best, receptive to his sexual advances and, at worst, being avoidant of them,” Dr Rosie said.
After that heady honeymoon stage, a woman’s sex drive can be affected by fatigue, stress, poor diet, a poor body image, painful sex, her husband’s pouting … the list can go on and on.
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Could it be her biology..?
no matter what man she have, it will become a everyday item for her.
A bad boy will keep her on her toes though, and give her the drama and emotional bull she needs in her half way adult brain. Women thrive with drama.. why else would they love those never ending tv series with nothing more than endless arguing between a small group on mindless people..
A healthy relationship dosen't supply her tottler brain with enough drama.. no matter if you are a superstar or superman
If you drive a ferrari and eat at the noma restaurant everyday.. this will eventually become borring too...
Take away logic and reason.. add. a lot of selfish-ness to a teenage brain, and you are close to her "guide'ing system"
To her.. if it feels right, it must be right