In marriages wives in some cases accuse their husbands of having a weak libido.

Couples when they are newly married make love three or four times a week, but after several years together they only do it once every one or two weeks. For men with low libido this means being satisfied, but for some women this is not enough.

What is the cause of a 34-year-old man losing his active sexual potency?
Is there any way to recover it?

When a man's intense sexual drive weakens, therapists try to uncover the mystery by first asking basic questions like these: Do you suffer from a chronic illness? You are depressed? Have you been feeling unusually tense or overloaded? Do you take medication for depression, ulcers or painkillers?

Any of these components may have subtracted the sexual desires of the individual, but the problem has a solution, so if you are in one of those situations, talk to your doctor.
Assuming the opposite, you have to analyze how things go at home.

Discrepancies in desire between partners are common and tend to be revealed when the novelty of a new relationship is diluted. Despite the myths of the insatiable male appetite (have you heard: "women need a reason, men just need a place?"), Sex is not the main reason for man's life. Your wife's complaints may have more to do with the feverishness of her desire than the lack of yours. They may reflect even an unfulfilled longing to feel desirable and special in your eyes. Instead of accepting the unsecured role of "patient", look for what your wife wants, and then see if between the two can create a commitment of love, perhaps, sexual verbal exchanges and "romantic" nights to excite the mood of both of them.

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Speaking of complaints, your use of the phrase "my wife accuses me" only communicates a minor alarm. The accusations are a detour and create a vicious circle of demands (in this case, of her) and resistance (yours). Is it just coincidence that when a few accusations undermine a marriage, are more serious things happening?
The eternal egg and chicken question can be a challenge in this case, but remember that a man can lose his impulses when he does not get along with his partner. After all, our erotic impulse works internally-not independently-of our existential context.
When you do not give vent to the flow of emotional energies, you also suppress your passions. So control your feelings, express them, and so your potential at bed time will be renewed.