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mas*urba*e! a lot!
I spent 5 years in a relationship, which came to an end, pretty much without any sex, And I thougth the same, I though sex wasn't that important. And it isn't everthing, but it is important. Don't underestimate it. Hmmmm I don't know what advise to give you though from here on, sorry.
Not having sex with your wife means that you are not in love with her as you think you are... When you are in love, everything inside you need to get out and it happens that this is only possible thrue a sexual relation...
AS OUR PSYCHE MATURES we seem to proceed thru life in Stages. Perhaps this union was a necessary Stage for each of you. You might have passed that stage and are now ready to move on with your lives.
SEX is the = sign that keeps a marriage going.
Your love and admiration of this woman is quite evident; therefore, if she feels the same about you, there is good reason to believe that you will be able to separate and remain good friends. Your business ventures together also should not suffer even as you part.
IF THE ABOVE IS ALL REPUGNANT to you and you cannot bear the thought of parting from worshiping her up close, then maybe she's frigid and you should both go NOT to a 'marriage therapist' .. but to an ANALYST for a session or two (if you simply cannot Google the problem out together by Searching for answers to frigidity there).
How can I cope with not having sex in my marriage?
I just got married a little over 6 months now and I can't believe that I am not having sex like I should. I mean I love my wife and before we got married I had questions about sex with her at that point. The reason I married her is because all other aspects of her outweigh the sex (personality, attitude, spirituality, business savvy, business owner). However, sex does account for something. The only time we have sex is if I am extremely horny. Other than that, I am really not turned on for some reason. I want this to get better, but don't want to be miserable. What should I do? Yes I spoke to my wife about it, but it does not change what is going on.