Talking about HSDD
Published on Jul 13, 2011
No matter what stage your relationship is in, it’s frustrating when your partner doesn’t want the same things you do. And when that thing is sex, your relationship can become more complicated.
You might have started out with a very satisfactory sexual relationship. It might have been exciting and fulfilling. But now, perhaps her interest has waned. She doesn’t want to have sex. Or if she agrees to it, you feel like she’s not completely there emotionally.
Your partner might have hypoactive sexual desire disorder, often called HSDD. HSDD occurs when women lose their interest in sex. They no longer fantasize about it or feel inclined to have it, even if they’re in a good relationship. HSDD causes personal distress and, quite often, problems in relationships that are hard to resolve.
HSDD happens to about one in ten women and is the most common sexual issue for them. Unfortunately, it’s not always talked about, so it can be mystifying.
If your female partner has low sex drive, here are some things to think about.
It isn’t (necessarily) you.
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