Actually, let get sometime straight you don’t really need a reason to justify why you don’t want to have sex with whom, where and when is completely your choice.

Sex is supposed to be a positive and pleasurable experience, but this might be impossible if you or your partner feel like you’re not ready or are being forced into having sex. Irrespective of your relationship status. You can say no to sex if you are not interested or ready for it. Your partner must learn to appreciate your right to do so. However, the issue of intimacy is often fragile and must be handled with care. Saying no to sex should just be as simple as saying no am not interested or I don’t feel like it, but in most cases, you might feel pressured, guilty, manipulated or coerced when you say no. Pressuring someone to into having sex is never okay or a good experience and everyone deserve their boundaries to be respected. You have the right to decide for yourself when you are ready to have sex and to say no to sex any time with any person or for any reason [even if you’ve already had it before]. But saying “no” to sex can be difficult sometime especially if you haven’t thought on how to say no before you need to, sex is all about consent. If you don’t want to have sex let your partner know. For example, if your partner says no to sex, it is really important to respect their decision, they are only saying no to sex not to you and that’s were understanding and maturity of respecting their decision at that moment to avoid hurting each other comes in. And this called sexual consent.... Read More

https://healthwatchline.com/2022/12/05/can-you-say-no-to-sex-in-a-relationship-here-is-how-to-say-no-to-sex-with-confidence/