Sex File: Our spark has fizzled out in a year

Chemistry is always more intense at the beginning of a relationship but the sexual frenzy that defines the early months is ordinarily followed by a deepening intimacy, the foundation of longer-term commitment.

Chemistry is always more intense at the beginning of a relationship but the sexual frenzy that defines the early months is ordinarily followed by a deepening intimacy, the foundation of longer-term commitment.

My boyfriend and I are in our mid-30s and have been together for a year. In the beginning we had good sexual chemistry and we moved in together within six months.

Since then things have fizzled out and it feels as though the spark has died. Are we doomed? I thought the honeymoon period was supposed to last at least a couple of years.