He has severe OCD (obsessive Compulsive Disorder), which is why he takes the zoloft and anxiety meds. It slows down his train of thought and makes it easier for him to make it through the day.
Run, you don't need that in your life. I know I have a family member with OCD.
Since I first met him, he has changed a lot. He doesn't do as much of the OCD stuff as he used to and has started to travel again...which hasn't happened in around three years..
Of course he has. That's what kids do at that age.
Beh, there is way to much to describe it on here. I only bothered because you don't just throw something like this away because of sex problems.
Of course you do. If you are having sex problems at 24 and aren't even married or living together... it is time to pack it in. This is the time in the relationship that you should be banging it out every day.
We do have chemistry, we love spending time together...he can't stand being away from me for one night. If there is such a thing as true love, then this is it. I don't want to get all gushy, but that's just it. Before, I thought that I would never meet someone. Sure, he's odd, but he is an amazing person.
Oh my god, I think I am going to puke. Everyone thinks the same way you do. "We are in love. Our love is a special kind of love, nobody else could possibly understand. We truely love each other and we are going to make it!" Everyone says that. It is not all that uncommon. You never thought you would meet someone? Please, I gaurantee you that you will feel this way about someone else someday and with the next one, he will have sex with you and you won't have to worry about his OCD.
50% of marriages end up in divorce. Every single one of them felt that they were in love and were the exception to the rule. Now many will say, "yeah but 50% don't end in divorce." Guess what... out of that 50% how many are truely happy and how many stay together because of kids, family, financial or religious pressures? Don't fool yourself into thinking marriage works 50% just because they don't divorce.
Anyway, we got into a bit of a spat because he started kissing and groping me when I actually didn't want him to. I said, "You don't want to do that any other time...why now?" and it just continued from there. Later on he said that he was sorry for being an asshole and said, "I'm scared, that's the only reason." My anger hadn't yet worn off at that point, so I couldn't make myself ask him what he meant, but there ya go. I'll probably ask him later tonight when we get home.
If you are fighting like this, it is time to go and find someone else that you can be happy with instead of fighting and worrying about sex issues