Calling all LL males!
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Calling all LL males!
| Fri, 01-12-2007 - 1:43pm |
I just want to see if any really do exist. After reading many articles I am coming to the conclusion that LL males usually have either a physical or health problem, age or psychological issue or problem. Now I know LL females exist but not sure if this can be a males issue unless it is for a period of time due to depression or high stress. Just want at least one LL male under the age of 50 to respond to let me know they do exist and it is not because of any of the problems listed above. If no one replies I am yet to wonder Hmmmmmmmm....
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When you see it coming, duck!
My DH LL issues started a long time before his health issues...it definately exists in my life. We had a pretty active sex life for years before I went on the pill and became LL. Once I went off it many years later... I realized what I was doing and by then he had become LL due to my constant rejections to him, when he got a vasectomy so I could go off the pill. For five years after that, it was me that was trying to spark our sex life and he had no interest. We had sex only six times in that five years. None at all for the following five years when he developed diabeties and ADHD diagnoisis at the same time of stress at work... etc etc...It's been eight years since we last had sex which started out to be LL on his part not due to health issues.
"I just want to see if any really do exist."
BTW... have you read the postings on "LL in men a mirage" ? There were enough people posting there that can tell you they definately do exist!
I seriously don't get why with men we always want to say it is something else, but with women we accept that they are just LL. Why is not always something else with women too? My husband has been tested and treated for just about anything that might be a factor in making him LL. He is in therapy. He will admit that he just does not have that much of a sex drive. He likes having it, but does not see a big push to have it. Physically he is healthy. He had periods in life that he had ED, but it was more a effect of the LL than a cause. He "talked" himself into not being able to perform because he knew I had a higher libido and that he could not keep up. He admits it was all mental.
The reason many LL men don't admit it is because society says they should like sex. I see where many LL women get the same signals from society, but it is much easier for a woman to find another woman who also has a LL and does not really enjoy sex. Especially when married, it is "normal" for a woman not to feel like having sex all the time, or at least it is accepted that the man be the one to dominate sexually. Most men don't like being dominated by women in any circumstances, let alone the bed. The male has always been seen as the dominate one in the relationship and to admit that they have no libido goes against that norm.
The lack of LL men on this board does not mean that they do not exist any more than the lack of women who only will have sex in the missionary position on the Taboo board means that they don't exist. You are asking in the wrong forum.
I am a male and I have a LL. Feels like a greeting for a support group...
Anyway, it started about 8 years ago when my wife was going through some medical issues. She has finally recovered but I have not. With the exception of a 3 or 4 day period about 2 months ago, I have barely been able to do anything with my beautiful (and very patient) wife in over 4 years.
Please feel free to ask me questions.
Thanks
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