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" When my guy and I first got together, he was really affectionate and loving. Fast-forward eight months and a lot of that sensitive stuff has gone out the window. He snuggles after sex and says that he loves me, but he&amp;#039;s not as cuddly or romantic as he used to be. Has he lost interest in me? As much as you want to believe otherwise, men aren&amp;#039;t natural-born snugglers. In the beginning of a relationship &amp;amp;#151; like the first three months &amp;amp;#151; he&amp;#039;ll be more loving and demonstrative because he knows you like it, and he&amp;#039;s so overcome with his own warm, fuzzy feelings that he can&amp;#039;t keep his hands off you. After about six months though, the relationship hits a new phase. You both start to feel more comfortable with each other and settle into a routine, and the attentiveness begins to fade into oblivion. Why? Well, now that your guy&amp;#039;s done courting you, he can give the supersensitive Romeo routine a break. So long, spontaneous late-night massages; hello, Late Night With Conan O&amp;#039;Brien. This is the natural progression in most relationships, so don&amp;#039;t panic. As long as he tells you he loves you and expresses his affection in other ways, everything is probably fine. If, however, he exhibits other cold-fish behavior, it may be symptomatic of a bigger problem. Some red flags to look for: He&amp;#039;s not interested in having sex with you anymore; he seems distracted; he spends more time away from you; he&amp;#039;s become overly critical. If any of the above is happening, he may have lost interest. In that case, I suggest you sit your man down for a little state of the union chat. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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