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1. Some medications can make it difficult to cum. Stop thinking that him not cuming means anything about how he feels about you. He is probably afraid about you being unhappy with him because he can’t cum. If you want to be nice to him reassure him that you will not reject him for his problem. There could be an issue if you eventually want a baby but since he eventually cuts there is probably a way to get them cum into your uterus . Don’t worry about it. Worthless antidepressants could be gotten rid of if they are the problem. Antidepressants are just placebos with side effects but placebos work because placebos work. He could change the placebo to one with different side effects if an antidepressant is the problem.

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2. In my opinion the fact that he does not get mad or sulk shows that he’s is probably not pressuring you into sex, more just suggesting it or being generally sensual. In my experience the pressure if happens was when I say no and in becomes but baaabe…. Blablabla. My initial reaction to what your boyfriend said when you were sick was both those sex acts were more focused on your pleasure, I know some guys may say something in that situation like “your mouth still works” or other bullshit. I think if you feel pressured or wonder if he is comforting you with undertones of sexual expectations, your the one who can bring up that conversation, otherwise your and your boyfriend will never know how each other feel. If you bring it up you may be able to explore consent, and both of your sexual expectations, and feelings or other stuff regarding sex. It may also be a good time to notice how your boyfriend responds to talking about pressure for sex and if he is manipulative or emotionally incapable of having a good conversation that may be a bad sign. I think that haveing a partner who geiuinely cares about your feelings, fears, and experiences and where you acomidate each others boundaries and needs is a good sighn of a consensual relationship regardless of the amount of sex you are haveing. I used to get an icky feeling after sex from society’s conditioning, nothing to do with my boyfriend at the time and I actually felt better when I talked to him about it and explored what things I was saying to myself about myself after I had sex, like I’m dirty, I should be ashamed, I am used up ect ect. Mostly things I heard from how I was brought up in a conservative environment.

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3. Thank you, I never thought this would be my life but it’s fucking fantastic

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4. Yes

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