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- Won't you tell me what's the matter? It's not clear from the announcement. Maybe I can help, or at least I might know someone who can, if the issue is too specific.
— My husband and I are about the same age, and overall, I would call our marriage a happy one—it's long, strong, and fruitful for both of us. But there is something in which we are completely different. While he is full of boundless energy and unwavering optimism, I constantly feel exhausted. For example, he can be in the kitchen for hours, preparing all sorts of dishes, regardless of how busy our establishment is. I perform my duties with considerably more difficulty and spend more physical and mental energy on them. But considering that this is the source of our prosperity, I cannot bring myself to complain about this aspect of our family life. What exhausts me more is something else... You see, we do "it" at least three times a day, most often in the morning after waking up, during lunch, and after dinner. I don't know where he gets so much energy, but it's too much for me, even though I'm flattered that he still finds me attractive. At the same time, I can't bring myself to raise this issue because I feel that in doing so, I would violate my marital duty to him, and this could shake our long and loving relationship. That's the dilemma. I don't know what to do.