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Aug 1, 2024 23:11
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I think part of it may be that he feels comfortable and at ease with me, so I don’t feel too bad about it. But sometimes I worry that maybe I’m no longer giving him that exciting, romantic feeling as a woman.
We’ve been seeing each other for over two years, so is this just something I should accept?
I’d appreciate hearing men’s honest thoughts and any suggestions for improving things. I’m thinking of trying not to make plans when he’s especially busy.
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It’s pretty common for women to fall asleep while we’re traveling, even on just the second time we meet.
Seeing them sleep so peacefully makes me happy too. If anything, women like that tend to stick around longer.
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I can understand falling asleep in bed after things are over, but… if that’s the case, he must have been asleep from the very beginning…
So when exactly is the man falling asleep?
He wouldn’t be dozing off during a meal, so maybe in the car? A man falling asleep in the car while he’s supposed to be driving—rather than the woman—would mean he was extremely tired. Even then, if it were a date, I don’t think he’d fall asleep… The only time I’ve ever actually stopped the car and fallen asleep was when I wasn’t interested in the person.
If it’s somewhere other than in bed, I feel like you need to think of ways to keep things stimulating or do something your partner would enjoy.