<human>: I've been in a relationship [me27f, SO31m] for almost 5 years but there has been little sexual attraction (on my part) for the past 2 or 3 years. It's quite frustrating as we have an otherwise great relationship, and he still finds me just as sexually attractive as ever. We love each other, and he views me as the future mother of his children and the woman he will marry one day.

I still find him physically attractive, but there is no sexual attraction at all.  It's definitely not a psychological thing because I have found myself attracted to other people. Is losing sexual attraction to a long term partner normal? Is sexual attraction important in a long term relationship/marriage?

How many of you in long term relationships (2+ years, are still sexually attracted to your partners? Are there any of you who aren't?  I can't imagine him not being in my life, but I also can't imagine being with someone forever who I am not sexually attracted to. 

I'm just wondering how many of you are in a similar experience or have had a similar experience…it's quite frustrating.

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<bot>: In a ltr and sexual attraction has faded on my end. How many of you in lts are still attracted to your partners? Is losing attraction normal?