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Ustwo · 09-13-2006, 12:33 PM

Now this I think only applies to LONG term relationships. I'm guessing around 10 years plus, though I suppose it could be earlier for some people.

The theory is this. The higher the sex drive in one person, the lower the sex drive in the other.

I came up with this based on several people I know. Myself, I have a very high sex drive and have had it at this level constantly for years. My wifes sex drive has gone down to maybe 1-2* a week, sometimes less, sometimes more, but compared to our old days, its much lower.

Now I have a few female friends who are on the opposite side of this. They have HUGE sex drives, they are constantly horny and their husbands are barely interested. Sometimes they go for months without. Speaking with one of them a few days ago, she said all of her friends are the same as her, but one who is just the opposite and wants sex less than her husband.

So this is what made me wonder if there was some sort of correlation going on here. It seems that few people, who have been together a long time, both want the same amount of sex. It doesn't seem to matter if its the male or female, one isn't getting enough.

So what are your experiences with this?

09-13-2006, 12:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
Ustwo Pissing in the cornflakes	Sex drive theory...... Now this I think only applies to LONG term relationships. I'm guessing around 10 years plus, though I suppose it could be earlier for some people. The theory is this. The higher the sex drive in one person, the lower the sex drive in the other. I came up with this based on several people I know. Myself, I have a very high sex drive and have had it at this level constantly for years. My wifes sex drive has gone down to maybe 1-2* a week, sometimes less, sometimes more, but compared to our old days, its much lower. Now I have a few female friends who are on the opposite side of this. They have HUGE sex drives, they are constantly horny and their husbands are barely interested. Sometimes they go for months without. Speaking with one of them a few days ago, she said all of her friends are the same as her, but one who is just the opposite and wants sex less than her husband. So this is what made me wonder if there was some sort of correlation going on here. It seems that few people, who have been together a long time, both want the same amount of sex. It doesn't seem to matter if its the male or female, one isn't getting enough. So what are your experiences with this? __________________ Agents of the enemies who hold office in our own government, who attempt to eliminate our "freedoms" and our "right to know" are posting among us, I fear.....on this very forum. - host Obama - Know a Man by the friends he keeps.