My (F21) partner (NB18) doesn't want sex

So, I'm a pretty sexual person. I'm not a nymphomaniac or anything but I like sex and it's pretty important to me in a relationship. I'm in long distance relationship with a nonbinary person from the Netherlands (I live in America).

It's only been going for about a month but I really like them. We have so much in common and talking to them is so fun. The only problem is that they don't want sex. They're not asexual, we talked about fictional characters that we'd each want to have sex with. And they said they're not averse to it. But at least as of now, they don't want to sext, share nudes, or do sexual RP. And it sucks. Of course, I know that it's an awful thing to pressure or guilt someone into having sex.

So my question is if I should just keep going with them and hopefully they'll feel comfortable enough to be intimate with me, or if I should break up with them and find someone who can satisfy my needs. I don't really want to be the asshole who breaks up with someone just because they don't want to do something sexual, but if it really is the best, I'm willing

TLDR: I'm in an LDR and they don't want to do anything intimate (at least for now) and I want to know if I should just keep going with them or find someone new.



Submitted May 27, 2019 at 05:32AM

So, I'm a pretty sexual person. I'm not a nymphomaniac or anything but I like sex and it's pretty important to me in a relationship. I'm in long distance relationship with a nonbinary person from the Netherlands (I live in America).It's only been going for about a month but I really like them. We have so much in common and talking to them is so fun. The only problem is that they don't want sex. They're not asexual, we talked about fictional characters that we'd each want to have sex with. And they said they're not averse to it. But at least as of now, they don't want to sext, share nudes, or do sexual RP. And it sucks. Of course, I know that it's an awful thing to pressure or guilt someone into having sex.So my question is if I should just keep going with them and hopefully they'll feel comfortable enough to be intimate with me, or if I should break up with them and find someone who can satisfy my needs. I don't really want to be the asshole who breaks up with someone just because they don't want to do something sexual, but if it really is the best, I'm willingTLDR: I'm in an LDR and they don't want to do anything intimate (at least for now) and I want to know if I should just keep going with them or find someone new.
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