It sometimes affects a womans libido.
Communication in any marriage is more important than sex and you should sit down with your husband and discuss why your sex life has gone downhill. If he is diabetic or has had a heart problem then his libido could suffer from this as well as some medications such as antidepressants can lower the libido. If he does street drugs or consumes a great deal of alcohol then his libido would be low or he'd fall asleep. Talk about it together and then see a doctor.
Women do have a libido!
Changes in a woman's libido after marriage can be influenced by various factors such as stress, hormonal changes, relationship dynamics, and life circumstances. The transition from being single to being married can bring about different stressors and responsibilities which may impact a woman's sexual desire. Additionally, the initial excitement and novelty of a new relationship can naturally decrease over time, affecting libido. Communication and effort to maintain intimacy are important in managing changes in libido after marriage.
a man is his fifties is less likely to be in bed having sex which makes him wanna have that sexual experience again. and that means more masturbation via more libido
It means that he is not interested in having sex with his spouse.
No, it's not normal. Some medications such as heart medications; antidepressants, etc., can cause low libido. Depression untreated can cause low libido as can diabetes. Each individual is different in a marriage and perhaps your husband finds the every day drudge of life is getting to him or he's extremely tired from work. Many couples that both work may have different work schedules so their sex life becomes out of sync. In all relationships communication with two people is more important than sex. One evening sit down and discuss with your husband why the romance has gone out of the marriage (don't just blame him.) Sometimes children (the mother spends more time with the child than the husband) will cause the husband to go off by himself or tune out his wife. Find out from your husband how he feels and listen well. If you can afford it go on a trip somewhere where it's romantic and if you can't afford that then get parents or grandparents to look after any children you may have and go away for a weekend. It doesn't have to be far and can be some peaceful little hideaway and that may get the sparks flying again. If your husband doesn't know what is wrong then both of you should have a good physical by your family doctor and if everything is fine in that department then seek marriage counseling.
1. He may have developed ED. 2. He no longer is sexually attracted to her. 3. He has developed a low libido and isn't interested in sex with anyone. 4. He is having an affair. If your husband is diabetic or has had heart surgery of any kind this can certainly lower his libido. Medications for heart disease or depression can also lower the libido. See if you can get him for a good physical from your family doctor and be checked for thyroid (T3/T4 blood test), adrenal gland first. A dysfunctional thyroid or adrenal gland can create havoc with both men and women. You should be communicating more with your husband and asking him what is wrong. Lots of married couples can go through this problem.
n. libido, appétit sexuel
Libido for the Ugly was created in 1927.
No, but they are related. Testosterone is the male sex hormone. Libido is the sex drive. Increased testosterone in males means an increased libido. Decreased testosterone means a decreased libido.
His high libido often leads to seeking romantic encounters frequently.