CF, CFRD, Depression and Libido
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>
No problems here; I can be randy as a stoat.
It's a sad thing that so many women, chronic illness or not, try to excuse away their unwillingness to satisfy their husbands by looking to blame a so-called "lack of libido" on hormones, fatigue, mood etc. If more women would just put their own hangups aside and concentrate their efforts on making the men who love us happy, then there would be FAR more happy marriages in this world.
With all the demands we put on men to make ushappy, doesn't it stand to reason that we should give them more of what they want more often? Life's too short to be so selfish.</end quote></div>
I read this to my husband and he says "THANK YOU".
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>lightNlife</b></i>
No problems here; I can be randy as a stoat.
It's a sad thing that so many women, chronic illness or not, try to excuse away their unwillingness to satisfy their husbands by looking to blame a so-called "lack of libido" on hormones, fatigue, mood etc. If more women would just put their own hangups aside and concentrate their efforts on making the men who love us happy, then there would be FAR more happy marriages in this world.
With all the demands we put on men to make ushappy, doesn't it stand to reason that we should give them more of what they want more often? Life's too short to be so selfish.</end quote></div>
I read this to my husband and he says "THANK YOU".