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I received and accepted a job offer yesterday, which causes me to start thinking about trying to get together again with my wife, Zoe. One of the main problems she has had with me is my being out of work a lot of the time in the last seven years. I had a full time job from February through August this year, but lost it in a layoff. So I haven't been making any efforts to try to get back together since then, since I'm sure she would have rejected any overtures from me even "more instantly" than she did when I had a job.
There seem to be several hints that an orgasm hangover can be much worse after a long dry spell:
- Persephone's current experience.
- Mitsiky's recent experience.
- My observation about getting headaches the day after an orgasm following several weeks of orgasmic celibacy.
- Marnia has also mentioned feeling like she was "screaming inside" in the days following a dream orgasm.
(Edit 9/17: Just to provide some context, Hotspring's post at http://www.reuniting.info/node/1511 mentions a discussion with "P". I replied with a comment "Invitation to Hotspring's correspondent "P." The following Conversation was an outgrowth of that.)
I just thought I should say thank you for trying to include me in the discussions here-- just in case you didn't know, hotspring's "P" was me! 
Because 'Mad Cow Disease' was taken.
-- Author unknown, presumed deceased
My Orgasmic Impulse Level (OIL) gauge pointed to blue last night and yellow this morning.
What is it like for a guy to go for weeks at a time without orgasm? Would you go crazy with cravings? Would you be unable to sleep?
A few years ago I read the web site of a man who chose, of his own free will, to go through life celibate. Not for religious reasons, but just because he "felt better" that way. At the time I had a hard time imagining how anyone could feel that way, and wondered if the guy had abnormal hormone levels.
I still love you.
I don’t tell you that very often, because usually when I try to talk with you, I feel rejected, and I go away feeling hurt or angry. I wish we could talk with each other without so much stress.
Do you still love me, or at least, care about me? Sometimes I think you do. Sometimes you buy nice clothes for me. A week ago you told me “Don’t commit suicide” (by working so late). Why would you do or say those things if you don’t want me to be part of your life?
Let's not fight.
It's not good for any of us. It doesn't solve any problems.
Feeling angry causes stress. And stress is bad for your health.
Hello, fellow humans. My wife moved into a separate bedroom and we have had no sex for five years. This blog will probably be mostly about my adventures in trying to get us back together.