I want you to know that what you’re feeling is normal, and it doesn’t automatically mean your relationship is over. Three months in, sometimes the initial spark naturally shifts as you both settle into routines, responsibilities, or even just mental and physical energy levels. His lack of sexual desire right now doesn’t necessarily reflect his attraction to you or the quality of your connection. What’s important is understanding that intimacy isn’t just physical, it’s emotional too, and keeping that emotional closeness alive can help reignite the physical spark over time.
What I hear from April’s advice, and I agree with wholeheartedly, is that sometimes it takes a little creativity and effort to bring back excitement. Planning thoughtful, playful, and romantic dates can help you both reconnect in ways that feel fresh and fun. It’s not about forcing him or making him feel pressured, it’s about creating experiences that naturally draw you closer, emotionally and physically. A gentle, patient approach, combined with open communication about your needs and desires, can often bring the intimacy back without fear or tension. Remember, love and desire often need space, nurturing, and little sparks of surprise to grow again.
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