Dear Annie: Intimacy has faded in an otherwise good marriage

Dear Annie: Loss of intimacy is making me feel emotionally disconnected too

Dear Annie: I married my best friend 19 years ago, but we have known each other for nearly 40. Our shared history runs deep. We have weathered life’s highs and lows together, raised children, supported each other through illnesses, job changes and the inevitable challenges of growing older. In many ways, our bond is strong and steady.

Dear Annie: Our intimacy disappeared and I don’t know what to do

Dear Annie: I married my best friend 19 years ago, but we have known each other for nearly 40. Our shared history runs deep. We have weathered life’s highs and lows together, raised children, supported each other through illnesses, job changes and the inevitable challenges of growing older. In many ways, our bond is strong and steady.

Dear Annie: Intimacy has faded in an otherwise good marriage

Dear Annie: I married my best friend 19 years ago, but we have known each other for nearly 40. Our shared history runs deep. We have weathered life’s highs and lows together, raised children, supported each other through illnesses, job changes and the inevitable challenges of growing older. In many ways, our bond is strong and steady.

Dear Annie: I long for the intimacy that’s missing from my marriage

Is it normal for this to happen as we age?

Dear Annie: Disillusioned by a lack of intimacy in marriage

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