A community for both sides of the deadbedroom coin. A place for advice or simply a rant. We've probably heard your story but you may not have heard the advice yet.
There may be topics discussed here that don't align with your belief system but we ask you to keep the discussion civil and if you can't please move along to another post where you may be able to help. Hi! I want to share a story of my dead bedroom with you. I hope it will bring some hope that you can solve your bedroom aswell! That is why Im writing this to you.
Long story "short": I got together with a woman at age 20, she 21. Started out pretty good sexually but gradually decreased. I have always had problems with women being a nice guy.
Let's be real here. has anyone ever fixed a dead bedroom? I am well on my way to moving out of my house and finalizing my divorce. My husband is an incredible person who has been my rock for the last 7 years.
Even through the struggles, to this minute, he would do anything for me. Except enjoy sex or initiate sex or make me feel wanted. I have a dead bedroom, not likely to change, so I should just leave my wife and mother of my kids, she's great by the way.
Simply because we dont have sex? That's a hell of a statement. Yes my dead bedroom sucks, she's still a great partner otherwise. To leave will ruin me financially, and no woman wants a broke man.
However, this reddit sub for DBs & strangers in it have taught me so much about how sex can impact relationships and a person (ironically where bedrooms are dead) than my culture/family where sex only means 'procreation' and 'eew' & 'shameful'. Something for all Men in Dead Bedroom situations to read (and maybe women too) Jump to Latest 57K views 368 replies 54 participants last post by KayJC Sep 23, 2022 sokillme Discussion starter. As with most Reddit communities, it has its own language and shorthand.
There's "DB," short for dead bedroom, "LL" for low libido and HL for high libido. In this article, we discuss what a dead bedroom is, what can contribute to sexual difficulties in relationships, and how people can start to address it. Wife Is Furious I Called Her Out For Our Dead Bedroom In Front Of Friends.
So it was suggested I post here after I made a couple posts on dead bedrooms and surviving infidelity on reddit. I'm admittedly going to just paste what I posted on reddit, but i'm looking for advice and i'll answer whatever if there's gaps or something doesn't make sense.
