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I find myself unattracted to my partner after 5 years

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Question - (25 November 2004) 2 Answers - (Newest, 11 July 2007)
A , anonymous writes:

I am 19 and been with my boyfriend for over 5 years we have 2 children together. Lately I have been imagining being with other men and have felt unattracted to my partner. How can I let him down gently or maybe even save my relationship?

Why do I feel this way ?

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A female reader, love-him United Kingdom +, writes (11 July 2007):

love-him agony auntI think maybe you and your partner shouldnt be together.. sorry to be harsh.. I hope i helped & good luck. Mail me if you would like to talk x x

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A reader, anonymous, writes (2 January 2005):

Its hard to say why you felt this way now since there are many possibilities. You said you are 19 and had been with him for 5 years so my guess is you started to have a relationship with him when your 14 and had 2 kids with him at aged 17. If thats the case than being at such a young age might of clouded your mind as to knowing what you really wanted in life for a partner and now after years passed and being at the maturity staged you realized now your partner you are with isn''t the ideal man you had wanted. Its basically like comparing a mind of a child with a mind of an adult way of thinking and viewing, things change as times go by. There is another theory that because your partner makes you unhappy in ways that you felt the need of another man? To salvage this marriage you have to find out the root of the problem and confront it in order for anything to be fixed. Talking it out with your partner on how you felt might be a good idea perhaps. If anything him or perhaps you need to change in ways to adapt to the situation to make it more balanced. If all else fails you have to go up front with your husband on the subject at hand and talk it all out, there is no letting him down gently.

I hope my advice proves of any use you and may you find the guiding light to the answer you seek~

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