HELLO!
I'm Eleni Economides, and I am a sexual wellness and intimacy coach for women.
I know what it's like to not want to have sex as much as you used to in a long-term committed relationship.
I, too, felt guilty and stressed about not wanting it.
I wanted to want it, but I didn't.
I loved my partner and wanted them to be happy, and yet I felt a pressure for more sex that caused resentment.
I was frustrated with myself because of my strong desire to please and my difficulty saying "no", and I was getting mad at my partner for wanting it.
I could often get in the mood after things got started, and I would tell myself "I need to remember this" (you know-like going to the gym-you don't really want to go, but once you are there you get into it) only to find myself dreading and avoiding the next time.
I felt broken.
I was exhausted from taking care of everything and everyone, and sex became one more thing on my "to do" list, usually at the bottom.
I was avoiding any circumstance that could lead to it.
I avoided hugging, kissing and making eye contact, and I started going to bed at a different time than my partner.
I was in the Vortex of Intimacy Avoidance.
I resorted to having a drink or two when I thought "too much time has passed, tonight it needs to happen" so I could relax and get out of my head.
Sex became the elephant in the room, and both my partner and I were awfully aware of it.
That was me.
That stressful and painful place (the vortex) killed all the fun and intimacy in my most important relationship.
Until one day, I decided "NO MORE", and I made myself a promise:
"I will figure this out for my sake and the sake of so many other women I know that live in fear and worry about the future and what will happen to their relationship if they can not keep this up forever."
And I did.
I found my power.
Now, I want to help you wake up to the power YOU have.