More Sex and Affection – How to Help Your Wife Feel Sexy Again

Have you ever tried to initiate sex and heard one of these replies?

“Maybe later…we’ll see.”

“I’m so tired.”

“I don’t know.” or,

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“I’ve got so much to do.”

Did you notice that none of those comments is a solid “No”? Yet, most guys I talk to take them personally and chalk them up as flat out rejection.

They immediately feel resentful and defeated.

And then come the sabotaging thoughts.

“She’s a cold hearted, affectionless, sexless pain in the ass.”

“She hates me, doesn’t desire me or finds me unattractive.”

“My sex life sucks and because of her it probably always will.”

Maybe that’s not you, but that’s what I used to think when I got anything but an enthusiastic “Yes”. That kind of thinking always lead me down the wrong road and things just got worse – day after day.

I’ve learned stuff since then.

There’s another way to think about what you think about rejection. If you change this you will make major improvements in your relationship.

What if she just needed your help in feeling sexy again?

Here’s a video, which explains another way to think about rejection.

This topic is coming up a lot lately. It has to do with sexuality and questions such as “How can I make my wife feel sexy again?” or “What does it mean when she says no?”

He’s just heard something similar to:

“No, I don’t think so”
“No, I don’t know”
“Maybe…we’ll see”
“Maybe later”
“We’ve got so much to do”
“I’m so tired”

You hear all kinds of excuses from your woman when you want to be sexual with her.

Well what I want to talk about in the video today is – what does it REALLY mean? How do you get into a mindset where you don’t go into a downward spiral of feeling rejected and pouting and getting angry and resentful?

Because we all know that if you do that, it does nothing to turn a woman on.

So if you want to help her feel sexier, you have to change your mindset.

One of those things I’d like you to change is to understand that every time she says, “we’ll see”, “maybe later”, “I’m tired”, “I don’t know” or “we’ve got so much to do”, that’s not a “no”.

No doesn’t always mean no.

I’m not talking about consent. I’m not talking about dating a woman you’ve never met. Let’s not confuse this with the whole debate about consent.

I’m talking about a marriage. A marriage where you’ve been together for 5, 10, 15, 20 years and the spark is gone. Everything is a kind of drudgery and it’s not really exciting and sparkling like it used to be.

So when she says, “I don’t know”, “we’ll see”, “maybe later” or “I’m tired”, what she might be saying is:

“I would love to feel alive again”
“I would love to feel sexual”
“I would love to feel that feminine sexy blood running through my veins”
“I would love to feel attracted and desirable”
“I would love all of that”

But right now what she’s telling you is “I don’t feel all of that”.

Doesn’t that sound better than “No” or “we’ll see” or “maybe later”.

We start projecting things on her that she’s a controlling cold hearted woman. That she’s not sexual, that she doesn’t like you and she doesn’t want you. Yes, I know that those are the things that go through your head now.

But what if they’re not true?

I’m telling you that they’re normally NOT true.

That little boy chatter that “she doesn’t like me” and “I’m not attractive” and “she doesn’t like sex” is a bunch of crap!

The truth with all of us is that when we want to say “maybe” or “I don’t know”, it’s because we’re not convinced that we are that kind of person ourselves.

We’re not convinced that we feel sexy.

We’re not convinced that we are attractive.

We’ve got into this mindset of not really knowing what we want.

So give her the benefit of the doubt.

Giver her the benefit of the doubt that the does actually want to be sexual, that she does want to feel alive, that she wants to feel the blood pumping through her veins as an attractive and desirable, sexy woman.

One who can get on the middle of a dance floor and swing her hips and smile.

It’s like you’ve seen before in the old days, that’s still her, that’s all still inside her.

What if you looked at her like that and just chilled out?

So when you initiate sex or when you invite her to sexual intimacy or any type of intimacy, you’re coming from a place where you know that she’s already that woman, you’re not projecting negative stuff on her.

Now…one more thing.

What can you do about you?

A lot of us guys, when you get 10 or 15 years into marriage, start approaching intimacy as something to win, like it’s a carnival game and you think all the planets have to align and you’re treading on eggshells.

You have this really tentative, really unconfident feeling about yourself. You’re almost expecting to get a no, so as soon as she says “maybe later” you roll your eyes and give up.

I don’t want you to do that. I don’t want you to give up.

I want you to know that you ARE an attractive, desirable, sexy man.

If you don’t believe that you are a man of sexual value – that you have gifts of affection and desire and trust ability and an innate masculine energy that IS valuable – if you don’t believe that, then I can guarantee you that you’ll get rejected time after time.

This goes all the way back to pick up artistry and stuff from when you first met. The reason she was so attracted to you in the beginning, is because you had a degree of mojo. A sense of self-confidence, a sense of value, you weren’t overly invested in the outcome of her saying yes or no. And that was very attractive.

But when you get 15 or 20 years into marriage, you lose that mojo and you start seeing the act of sex as the end in itself. The act is the one thing that makes you feel better about you.

So what I want you to do is think about knowing that you are a sexual man, that you don’t need her to say yes to you right now, to make you feel good about yourself. You’re already OK.

And when you’re already OK and you know your value and you know that you’re a playful, confident man of mojo, when you hear “I don’t know”, “we’ll see”, “maybe later” or “I’m tired”, you don’t take it as a ‘hell no’ to you, you take it as a ‘hmm, maybe I need to step up my game’.

So…step up your game.

Step up your game and know that you’re a man of value.

Know that it’s OK to feel sexual and sexy and tuned on in your body and communicate that to her comfortably, without apology for being that way.

But most of all, without projecting the obligation on her to reciprocate it and to make you feel good.

All you need to do is share your inherent value. Your inherent mojo. Your inherent feeling of well-being and sexuality and invite her.

Invite her again.

If you get an “I don’t know”, “we’ll see”, “maybe later” or “I’m tired”…ask her how you can help.

And then, be playful.

Don’t runaway hurt. Don’t get mad. Don’t get resentful.

Stay in that positive, confident mode of mojo that you remember you had in the very beginning.

This is an important mental and emotional shift we need to make when it comes to sex and intimacy.

As important as sex and intimacy are to a healthy, happy relationship, they are not the source of our confidence, happiness and masculine value.

But we often forget this and start acting in needy ways that only sabotage the trust, connection and attraction needed for intimacy.

Our ability to create trust, connection and attraction requires we show up with confidence, happiness and an awareness of our value.

If you’re not currently showing up – consistently – with a strong sense of confidence, happiness and personal value, you’ve got some work to do.

This is the work men do only with other men. I’ve committed my life to it and to you.

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You WILL become a clearer, stronger, more confident man only through other men. Your woman cannot take you there – and she doesn’t WANT to…trust me on that.

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Steve Horsmon Certified Professional Men’s Coach

Steve Horsmon is a Certified Professional Life Coach and owner of Goodguys2Greatmen Relationship Coaching in Livermore, Colorado. He has appeared on well known coachign and psychology television, radio, youtube, and podcast channels related to maintaining healthy relationships. Steve provides intensely personal, action oriented coaching services for men through 1-on-1 coaching, private retreats and workshops designed to give men new knowledge, skills and mindset to achieve their relationship goals. He is a committed, lifelong mentor who teaches his clients to discover their masculine power, take bold action and create the life they want. He has written articles and guest blogs for numerous relationship and expert websites.

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