Dear Annie: My husband and I will be married two years in December. Prior to getting married, we had a “good” sex life. We discussed having a child of our own (I have three from a previous marriage), and he doesn’t have any.
He’s now in his 40s, and I’m almost 40. Very shortly after we got married, the sex fizzled out almost completely. Yes, we have had hormones tested, and his testosterone is very low. The doctors have all but said it will be almost impossible to have a baby. However, despite that, we cannot seem to get on the same page regarding sex.
Dear No Confidence: Your husband’s hormones could be connected to his lack of libido, but your letter signifies to me that there may be more trouble going on behind the scenes than you’ve shared.
This sister would probably want to stay with her, and when anyone is seriously ill, she does not need a houseguest. The sister may not be deliberately critical, but she could easily still open the scab. My mother went across the country to visit her brother when he was dying of cancer, stayed with them and added to all the stress they were already feeling. The best I can say for the visit was that at least he didn’t hang in long. I am sure she hastened his death by her presence, and she stressed my aunt out at a time when she needed to pay all her attention to her husband.
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