6 mos into our relationship, boyfriend doesn't want to have sex

I met my boyfriend in late Jan through a mutual friend of ours. And while I wasn't attracted to him at first (I'd just gotten out of a relationship and he had a grilfriend) we continued to hang out and see each other because of our shared social...

interestes over the next few weeks. He eventually broke up with his girlfriend and we've been together--every single day--since then.

I can say that we are both very happy with ourselves and each other. We have fun, we go out, we have great friends and have a very leo-sagitarrius relationship. If we're not at my house listening to new music or shopping for new sneaks online, we're at his house cooking or watching movies.

About six weeks ago, we stopped having sex. It used to be that we'd have great sex almost everyday. Now, it seems like those were two different people who I don't even know.

He's still very affectionate with me at home and in public and when I brought his attention to how long it had been since we'd had sex, he says its because he's tired. I dropped the issue because I didn't want to be a nag and so I don't quite know what to do now. Is it possible that I'm making a bigger deal out this than it needs to be? Without physical intimacy, I'm afraid our relationship is moving back towards the friend zone. I have no question that he "likes" to me, but could he no longer be sexually attracted to me? And if this is the case, what are we doing with each other? Is a relationship a relationship without sex?

It appears the issue is much more bigger than "tired" he can't be tired all the time. Something else is wrong. You need to talk to him about it more, and say you don't feel that is the issue, because you can't be tired all the time. Be honest, straight forward, and tell him you want the same in return. He can't keep avoiding it. If you want to test my theory try and initiate sex yourself during the day... or sometime when he can't be tired. If there is one thing I learned in sales... its handle the object to get results.. :P I guess it can pay off in real life situations as well. But remember in a relationship commuication & honesty is key, and he needs to commuicate his real feelings on the subject and not try and cover it up with a lame-o answer. There also maybe some other type of issue that he is uncomfortable talking about... its hard to say, but I can promiss you its not that he is tired.

Jason