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I am a 64 year old woman. I have been married three times.
And, I too, have a high libido. My suggestion is to get rid of this man. As you stated it is frustrating to try to make this person match your needs. Why should you? He was told, he said he understood. If I could change anything in my life it would be to recall the time I wasted with men that were not sexually compatible. And furthermore, don't want to change their sexual habits to match yours. Or even meet you half way. After a time you are sacrificing your happiness and well being for that person.
I can't tell you how often I would sit depressed and discouraged. They love to tell you that you are not normal. I can't tell you how often I have heard that. And that sure makes you feel good. The fact of the matter is you have not found someone to match your desires. In addition, you have not found one that wants to make you feel good about yourself. That is important in life. You need to be with someone that makes your feel good about yourself and not like you are some sort of pervert. Do yourself a favor and try to find the right person.View Thread
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