<human>: I've been with my boyfriend for a quite a while and just can't quite seem to find satisfaction with our sexual relationship. I love everything else. He makes me laugh more than anyone else and I adore his sense of humour. We have a very cute, lighthearted relationship where I feel very at ease, super comfortable, and a goofy girly self which helps ease the stress of a beyond packed work day. I love how thoughtful he is, and appreciate how incredible of a life partner he is - we have great communication about almost everything (except for this sexual relationship issue), and will address problems maturely and functionally. The problem is I don't feel like we have ever really necessarily had the honeymoon phase. I don't feel that inexplicable physical attraction to him. Basically I don't want to jump his bones. But I love the other physical part of our relationship. I love falling asleep in his arms, love morning kisses, love cuddling and holding hands. I also don't think this is just because of comfort - I genuinely love him as a human and take pride in him. I just don't know why this sexual chemistry is missing. What do I do? Is his necessary for a relationship? Is it something that can be overlooked? It is something I really value, and have been trying to overlook because of how much I care about him and how great I feel in all other aspects of the relationship. Help!!

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<bot>: Love every aspect of my boyfriend and our relationship, but we don't have a passionate sex life. What to do??