The thing is, and this might be a bit controversial - it's not always about what the woman wants. I get why people might be saying that if her loves her then he'll listen to her point of view and not ask for sex so often, but what about his point of view...?
I used to be in a similar position to the OP in the sense that I could quite happily go a few days without sex whereas my partner wanted it much, much more often. He explained to me that after a while of being turned down regularly it started to affect his confidence and he felt like maybe I wasn't as attracted to him anymore, which wasn't the case at all - he also said that he felt a bit dejected about having to be the person to initiate sex 99% of the time. We talked about it, and I decided to try to make more of an effort. I didn't want my partner to feel like I didn't want him anymore and sex has all kinds of benefits, so I figured it's worth it, even if I'm tired etc.
We still don't have sex every day (or at least not often) and if I'm really not in the mood one night then he'll drop the idea, but nowadays we try to keep each other as happy as possible in the bedroom.
I get that it can be a bit tiring if your partner has a higher drive than you, but I really believe that sex is an important part of a relationship. If your needs are just too different and neither of you could consider compromising, then you've got a big problem there, no matter how the other aspects of the relationship are faring.