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09-15-2007, 07:45 AM
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my boyfriend is always working (48 hours on/24 off) and lives 30 miles away. Sometimes I only get to see him once a week & then he is exhausted.
We are definitely on difference schedules on everything, especially that! For the record, my ex-husband did have a high sex drive anx that ended up being a huge issue for us. I would suggest talking with him & getting to the bottom of the issue (time of day, reason for exhaustion, different work schedules, low libido) before it gets to be a significant problem. I am speaking from experience 
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Are you and your significant other on opposite schedules?
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Always left holding the fins!!!!
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