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Love But No Sex – Why it Happens

Love But No Sex – Why it Happens

Update: 2025-07-31
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After a time, even the most loving couples can feel like roommates rather than lovers. The passion fades, replaced by a daily grind of stress, responsibilities, and routine. Over time, this disconnect starts to feel normal, even as we long for something more.

So what can we do to rebuild polarity, and bring back the passion?

Masculine partners can focus on being fully present and showing up emotionally. Feminine partners can express vulnerability while maintaining boundaries. Together, they can open the door to connection by taking small, intentional steps towards each other.

When we let our disconnects widen, years can pass and the bond between us can weaken. We might wake up one day feeling distant, unsure of how we got here, and overwhelmed by the effort it seems to take to reconnect. The longer this goes on, the harder it is to repair.

But you can start by creating just one moment of connection today. It could be holding each other, sharing a vulnerable thought, or simply being fully present in the same space. These small acts have the power to spark something bigger and bring us closer together.

Mentioned in this episode:

Evolve – October 3rd, 2025

An intimate afternoon and evening with Lorin Krenn in London

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Love But No Sex – Why it Happens

Love But No Sex – Why it Happens