Couples don’t stop having sex because of boredom. They stop because they don’t feel emotionally connected. In long-term relationships, sex is powered by emotional intimacy, not hormones.
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The change from a sexually active relationship to a sexless marriage is usually a gradual process. The couple moves from being sexually active, to less active, to infrequent sex, and then to no sex. Until suddenly they realize that it’s been months or years since they’ve had a meaningful sexual connection.
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When couples stop enjoying sex, the solution isn’t to start wearing masks or using handcuffs. The best way to bring passion back to the marriage is to feel more emotionally connected to your partner.
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Intimacy Anorexia is often linked to couples living in sexless marriages. The idea is that one partner is actively withholding sex from the marriage. It sounds simple. But that’s just not the way marriages work.
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When it comes to talking about sex, for many couples the conversation never even gets started. Men and women can walk around for years, aching to talk to their partner about their sex life. They think about it, rehearse it, feel hurt and angry about it, fight about it, but they can't seem to talk about sex.
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