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@pmhpesp5
Something in your message makes me sad.
It seems that you love your husband and you want to be tender and intimate with him, but both of you don't really know what to do.
Intimacy at 65 or 70, or with illness, may not be the same as it was at 35. And it seems you may both still be thinking in terms of 35.
There are so many books you might share and talk about. One of them might speak to your needs.
It seems to me that talking is the most needed part, and maybe could lead to some new discoveries. Deep, honest sharing is the most wonderful intimacy, and might lead to new ways of physical connection.
It's not easy, I know. I wish the best to you, and to all of us who need loving connection.
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@pmhpesp5
I'm sorry for your plight. Hugging and intimacy are an important part of our lives and do more than just initiate arousal. Sounds like your husband is frustrated and misinterprets your intentions. Have you tried giving him a hj just for his pleasure and then cuddling? Any way to take the edge off could make him less frantic both this time and next. I'm a 73 year old man btw.