She hasn't said anything. But you both know something's changed.
I've treated men for over 15 years. Lately, they all come in with the same confession:
"Doc, I love my wife. But I don't want her anymore. And I don't know why."
These aren't men with bad marriages. These are driven, successful guys who used to desire their partners — deeply, instinctively — and now feel nothing.
It's always the same pattern:
→ The desire vanished first. Quietly. No warning.
→ Then the excuses. "I'm tired." "Not tonight."
→ Then the distance. You stopped reaching for her. She stopped reaching for you.
→ And underneath all of it — the guilt. Because you know she notices.
When the desire goes, everything dims. Your confidence. Your energy. Your edge.
Most men blame stress. Or age. Or "just getting older."
They're wrong.