We’ve been married for two years, and knew each other before. But since the wedding, my husband hasn’t shown any interest in intimacy. We’ve seen doctors, but he doesn’t seem to care about getting help. I’m incredibly frustrated and unsure if I should even consider divorce. I’m starting to question everything, even his orientation. It feels like we’re just roommates, not a married couple. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › We’ve been married for two years, and knew each other before. But since the wedding, my husband hasn’t shown any interest in intimacy. We’ve seen doctors, but he doesn’t seem to care about getting help. I’m incredibly frustrated and unsure if I should even consider divorce. I’m starting to question everything, even his orientation. It feels like we’re just roommates, not a married couple. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

We’ve been married for two years, and knew each other before. But since the wedding, my husband hasn’t shown any interest in intimacy. We’ve seen doctors, but he doesn’t seem to care about getting help. I’m incredibly frustrated and unsure if I should even consider divorce. I’m starting to question everything, even his orientation. It feels like we’re just roommates, not a married couple. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

In India, denial of marital rights, including intimacy, can be grounds for divorce. You have the right to seek legal counsel and explore options like counseling or separation. However, questioning your husband’s orientation without concrete evidence is not advisable and can be hurtful.

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