Libido says no
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You should just talk to her about: A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido. Yeah, that'll put her in nirvana.
I doubt you pressuring her to "work" on her libido helped much in the first place. As surprising as it may sound, sex isn't supposed to be work (well, except for those people who make a living form it). Pushing for sex is an absolute turn off if your partner is not in the mood. Especially since it seems like her sex drive was at least fine for about 3 years of your relationship, there may have been an underlying reason for the change, which you don't really sound like you tried to figure out in the first place. I'm not saying it's not possible that OP's girlfriend just "gave up" on sex, but it's at least equally likely that OP stopped trying to make sex enjoyable to her, prompting her giving up.
If she had a great sex drive before, what happened? Kids? The pill? Or maybe you're a lousy lover? Apparently doing all the cooking cleaning shopping while your lover plays video games on the couch is a huge turn off... So you see she is probably not the one who needs to make an effort.
If you left her just because she didn’t wanna have sex then you never loved or cared about her
He wanted effort, she gave none and then said she didn't care and that she wants to break up. How is this his fault?
If you read the first sentence she wants to leave him.
A lot of assumptions in this comment section. To deny that a physical relationship is just as important as an emotional or mental relationship, is just simply you not being honest with yourself. Not that there aren't outlier situations. A healthy physical relationship is just as important as just being there emotionally for one another. OP - ultimately she may not be fulfilled physically. It is hard to swallow and may have nothing to do with you or how you perform. I supported my wife as she came out as bi, and then lesbian. There was just nothing I could have done differently to fulfill her needs. It was terribly painful to admit and almost ripped me apart loosing her. But being supportive or at the very least ending on as positive terms as possible is better for everyone involved. Good luck.
I guess its better she finds out you're a selfish POS now than in 20 years when she has a major illness or grows old and isn't "performing"
wow so much hate up in here...but I promise you if a man didn't have sex with his wife for 2 years they would be screaming divorce. You did your part, she doesn't care how you feel, if she wont make an effort it means shes not interested in sex with you Maybe shes interested in someone else.....just move on
She is the selfish one
The end of passion. As some said, maybe you want to look into how you do things, in the bedroom and outside. if you are living together, remember that a woman cannot be in the kitchen and in the bedroom at the same time (=sharing household chores is important). If you do not live together, dates and flowers are important, as if it was a person you need to win over every day. And last... maybe your time is up.
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I doubt you pressuring her to "work" on her libido helped much in the first place. As surprising as it may sound, sex isn't supposed to be work (well, except for those people who make a living form it). Pushing for sex is an absolute turn off if your partner is not in the mood. Especially since it seems like her sex drive was at least fine for about 3 years of your relationship, there may have been an underlying reason for the change, which you don't really sound like you tried to figure out in the first place. I'm not saying it's not possible that OP's girlfriend just "gave up" on sex, but it's at least equally likely that OP stopped trying to make sex enjoyable to her, prompting her giving up.
If she had a great sex drive before, what happened? Kids? The pill? Or maybe you're a lousy lover? Apparently doing all the cooking cleaning shopping while your lover plays video games on the couch is a huge turn off... So you see she is probably not the one who needs to make an effort.