Someone I knew well had a spicy, fantastic sexual relationship with a lady when that was new for them. She would have mind-bending, fantastic feeling quaking orgasm after orgasm with him. Not even a year later, for her, the sex with him in particular was stale, and he said that the orgasms from her came to a screeching halt as she became disinterested in him sexually, turning into an undesirable chore to please him rather than continuing to enjoy it herself.
I told him that she was in all likelihood "forcing the orgasm" to make him feel better, and that she likely didn't care for sex with him in particular from the get-go. She did leave him after two years, and he's not been in a relationship since. Obviously not being a woman, nor straight, I wouldn't have any idea if it's not uncommon for women to "fake the pleasure" to give the men they're with an ego boost, or if just not being interested in the man any longer is more so why orgasms can stop happening.
If this is any way of comparison, the first guy I could've been with sexually was not remotely physically attractive to me, therefore I was impotent when I probably should've been hard. I was grateful in the long run that it didn't pan out with him (and he took it in stride).
I told him that she was in all likelihood "forcing the orgasm" to make him feel better, and that she likely didn't care for sex with him in particular from the get-go. She did leave him after two years, and he's not been in a relationship since. Obviously not being a woman, nor straight, I wouldn't have any idea if it's not uncommon for women to "fake the pleasure" to give the men they're with an ego boost, or if just not being interested in the man any longer is more so why orgasms can stop happening.
If this is any way of comparison, the first guy I could've been with sexually was not remotely physically attractive to me, therefore I was impotent when I probably should've been hard. I was grateful in the long run that it didn't pan out with him (and he took it in stride).