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Is Lack Of Sexual Desire After Divorce A Normal Feeling?

Hello there, I am divorced since 2 years and since then 'til today i simply do not feel any desire at all to have a sexual relationship. Is this normal? Do i have any kind of a problem? I feel healthy but this issue bothers me a lot. Thank you for guiding me here.
Thu, 23 Jul 2015
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Hallow Dear,

Reason for divorce could be bothering you. Are you sure that the base of divorce was dissatisfaction in marital relations?

Due to divorce, you seem to have quite a mental stress which is affecting your libido (sexual desire). This should not be a permanent problem. Please contact a marriage counsellor or sexual consultant. Proper counselling should help you without any medication. Please do not loose confidence.

Wish you all the best.
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Is Lack Of Sexual Desire After Divorce A Normal Feeling?

Hallow Dear, Reason for divorce could be bothering you. Are you sure that the base of divorce was dissatisfaction in marital relations? Due to divorce, you seem to have quite a mental stress which is affecting your libido (sexual desire). This should not be a permanent problem. Please contact a marriage counsellor or sexual consultant. Proper counselling should help you without any medication. Please do not loose confidence. Wish you all the best.