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Originally Posted by lovinsexmac
I really don't know what to say to him.
Just sit him down at a time when the two of you are not planning to be intimate and ask those questions that are puzzling you. BE CERTAIN to do so in a manner that he will not perceive as an attack. Tell him you to help find answers and in so doing you are absolutely not threatening his ego or attacking is manhood. Ask him to help. Encourage him to open up.
I'm kind of afraid that his answer will be that he's not attracted to me anymore, and also I'm afraid that he'll do the whole, " I don't know" answer.
OK, so what is worse, hearing an answer or going on without any answers?
If he says he doesn't know, ask him if the relationship is still important to him, why it is important to you, and why you need help understanding why he has disconnected himself. If he won't, then you have two options: stay or leave. Which is worse, staying with the status quo or leaving to pursue other more beneficial relationships?
You seem to be stuck in the proverbial I would much rather be with the devil I know than in finding a prince I don't know.
I wonder also if it is because in the past this happend and I wanted it more than him and when I came onto him he would deny me, and I decided that I would no longer come onto him because of the denial and embarassment. I just don't know how to deal with this and I don't know what to do.
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We are not mind readers. Please try and have a discussion with him.
Are you talking about the same guy, or two different people?
> lastnight I was in the mood and he said that he wasn't and because he was old.
This is a poor attempt to dodge the bullet. Perhaps he is no longer into you. If this is the case, then why is he staying with you? Could it be that he is getting his basic needs taken care of like laundry and meals?