Firstly, I would like to welcome you to the forum and it's perfectly appropriate to be asking advice here. In fact, I'd even go as far as to say that female presence is appreciated on the forum.
Now, to the query at hand...
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I have a problem with men losing interest in having sex with me, despite having been told numerous times by different men that I am good in bed. I have discussed this with my psychologist and a like minded friend who suffers the same problem, and we have come up with the following possibilities:
If you don't mind I'd like to address the viability of your "possibilities" one by one..
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- I scare them off because I like sex more than they do
Men are never scared away by a woman liking sex more than they do. In fact, it's a very big turn-on, because then, we don't have to come up with excuses to initiate the act or plant the idea in her mind.
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- I'm too easy and they've got me wrapped around their little finger so they get bored really quickly because they don't have to earn it / work for it / it's not a challenge / there's no thrill of the chase and then they feel like "okay, been there, done that"
This is a very common misunderstanding amongst women. Men don't want to chase all the time. In fact, most men get "bored" not because they miss the chase but because their current attachments becoming devoid of any form of thrill or variety and hence, they seek other options. The fact that the guys you were with got bored is directly related to your ability or lack there of, to keep things unpredictable and spicy in the bedroom. No one wants to eat the same food every day, same way no one wants to indulge in the same act the same way every day. I hope you understand.
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- Men aren't actually as obsessed with sex as they like everyone to think they are, so they're mostly all talk and no action
How much does "everyone" think we are obsessed with sex, anyway?
That aside, men have a lot of things on their mind, given sex is a very recurrent thought, but there's also work, money, sports, cars etc. A man can be "obsessed" with any one of them as likely as he could be with sex. It's not a general judgement, as you've made it out to be.
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- They find my love of sex / confidence / sexual liberation emasculating somehow
Rest assured you, the "real" men actually find it very attractive. I cannot speak for the others as I cannot see things their way.
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- They feel like they can't seduce me, because I'm already seduced, so then they don't feel like they've achieved anything that panders their ego
What do you mean that you're "already seduced"?
That positively makes no sense. Seduction is fun, agreed. But, we all appreciate the simple things in life, be it pick-ups or adding two and two.
Maybe, you might have a point about lack of ego gratification, but then it just means that he cares more about his ego, than you which makes one wonder why you choose to be with such a guy in the first place.
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- They find my upfront attitude unusual and don't know what to make of it
Again that is directly related to how comfortable a man is in his beliefs regarding the female expression of sexuality. Some men revel in it, others do not.
and again, it is not a general judgement of the whole kind.
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- Instinctually and / or from the traditional Christian culture, the attitude of "women shouldn't enjoy sex" hasn't quite dissipated yet, despite it no longer being relevant
I am not a Christian and I won't answer this from that aspect.
But, as far as "women shouldn't enjoy sex" goes, that idea was completely decimated by the rise of the pornographic industry which basically had the motto that "Women enjoy sex as much if not more than Men." plus a man's satisfaction is often directly related to how much his woman enjoys sex with him.
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- When push comes to shove, they're really just a bunch of backward misogynists
This is a damning judgement and again, you're just shooting words off to justify stuff. This is by no means the collective answer to the question that is Man.
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- They are too insecure to handle a sexually confident woman
Maybe some are. But, the names of those who aren't run well into the millions too. Why the hate?
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A lot of overgeneralising there, but I think you get the idea.I find the vast majority of men to be very unattractive and I live in an isolated city with a fairly small population, so I cannot afford to scare them off like this!
Now, this is the interesting part.
You call the majority of them "very unattractive", which implies that you're very strict in your choosing standards, yet you said "I'm too easy and they've got me wrapped around their little finger" which completely blows away that analysis. If you are indeed this choosy, you should have no problem in finding the kind of "attractive" men with the qualities you desire. Being picky means that you are very careful in choosing the kind of items that have the traits you are looking for, and if your as picky as you would like us to believe than shouldn't you already pick men who'd enjoy your voracious sexual appetite? Think about it.
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Perhaps I shouldn't be so forward, but I tend to find that men are absolutely hopeless at picking up on hints, so it's very difficult to strike the right balance, especially because every guy and situation is different.
Well, I will agree with you that the majority of guys are hopeless at picking up hints from women, but that is why Pick Up Artistry was founded in the first place. To help guys understand the female kind better.
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I also do find the concept of playing games to be very grating to my person and already feel that I take that as far as I can bear by being careful to act more casual than I really want to, as I am well aware that being too keen / clingy / available is never attractive. Not to mention the fact that I find controlling myself intensely frustrating!
It's refreshing to hear that you do not believe in playing games and being coy about things. Also, you shouldn't control yourself when it comes to the things which do mean something to you.
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Also, I know it's been said that if seeking a romantic relationship, one should not sleep with the guy on a first date, and that one should be in tune with how to please oneself in order to show such restraint. While I don't particularly mind either way whether or not I get a relationship, as long as I get to have sex, perhaps given my situation a relationship would be the best way to guarantee that my sexual needs are met.
A relationship can be fulfilling in a lot of ways, but it should be with the right person. Otherwise you're just stuck in a rut where some of your needs are met but the ones which aren't greatly outrank the once which are and that is never a good thing. For both the parties involved in it.
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Also, I am not sure I understand exactly why it is so important to abstain from sex at the beginning of a relationship, aside from when it comes to a man's attitude towards female sexual liberation. In that case, I would just like to say that where I am fussy when it comes to who I choose to have sex with, I am even more discerning when it comes to having a relationship with a man, and I would definitely consider him sharing similar sexual values to mine as being fairly non-negotiable. And such a man would not view me in a negative light or rule me out as relationship material just for sleeping with him on a first date.
If you pay close attention than you've answered your question yourself.
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I would be extremely grateful if any of you could provide a male perspective, as well as any advice or suggestions in relation to the matters I have raised. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this.
Well, I have tried my level best to give you some of the answers, from my perspective, but of course, I am not the final authority.

You should come by regularly to see if more people have replied to this topic, which I am sure they will.
Good luck to you, in all your endeavors.