Quite a few posters in HD-LD relationships mention not approaching their partner for sex, because of the fear of rejection. This led me to play with the thought that the LD partner might sometimes be using rejection as a deliberate way of getting the HD parter to 'stay off'.
Question: Do you think it would work if the HD partners simply geared up for rejection, didn't take it so seriously, and somehow made a comeback?
What if I expect my partner to reject me anyway? Would this increase tolerance, and help to bridge the expectancy gap?
Also: have any of you managed to find suitable ways to bridge the gap between the frequency of sex expected by the HD and the LD partner?
Question: Do you think it would work if the HD partners simply geared up for rejection, didn't take it so seriously, and somehow made a comeback?
What if I expect my partner to reject me anyway? Would this increase tolerance, and help to bridge the expectancy gap?
Also: have any of you managed to find suitable ways to bridge the gap between the frequency of sex expected by the HD and the LD partner?
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