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There's nothing wrong or weird about it. Humans want this, universally. Your sex or gender has nothing to do with it. You ain't trippin' homie.
A friend of your brother's went out of his way to warn you about a conversation so disturbing he had to contact you. I would say yes, believe him! And keep your eyes open around your brother even if you don't confront him about it be wary for your own safety.
Not bad at all
Not all women talk about their sex lives with their friends either. My friends never discuss our sex lives with each other. We all feel that is something we share with our partners and it’s nobody else’s business.
Yeah, time for you to bounce. That guy is no good. Good luck
Because he’s not leaving her because she can’t/won’t do what he “needs”. He didn’t need it for 20 years. He was fully satisfied until he found out that she had done it previously.
Put another way… If a woman asked me, “Do you think I'm less of a woman because I don't swallow your cum”. My answer would be, “absolutely not. That's just not your thing.” Even if it was my preference, bc those are two separate things.
As far as I can tell, monogamy is an all-or-nothing proposition. You’re either fine with her getting side action, or you’re not. I can’t see any meaningful difference between her getting side action with females versus males. In both cases, she’s getting action with someone who isn’t you. So if you see a distinction, it’s because your lesbian fantasy is getting fulfilled in one case but not in the other. And that’s misogyny. Women don’t exist to be your props.
Lmao
How did you develop such expertise? I always thought that was a myth that semen is affected by diet.
I personally was the one with a lower libido, after being in my relationship for 4 years it just disappeared. I didn’t think much of it as the time, as I just had a baby. I would take so much to get aroused, and frequently just offered oral sex to my partner because although I personally didn’t feel aroused, I love to take care of their sexual needs. A couple years after having my child, I got off birth control for various reasons. Less than a week later my libido was back in full swing. I cried so hard after we had sex the first time after it was removed, I felt like myself again. I am grateful my partner stuck with me and was patient. I never associated or connected the two, but now I’m the one with a higher libido and sex drive. If this partner of yours is loving, caring, loyal, and makes you feel happy, safe, and loved, there needs to be a good sit down talk about this situation- and your need for sex in your partnership. Not just casual sex but intimate sex. Let them know the topic you need to discuss, and set a time to talk about it when you’ll both be in a clear mindset, and good to communicate calmly. “Hey, I’ve been really thinking about our sex life, and what it means for me. Could we sit down a talk about this tomorrow (whatever day/time) in the morning?” This will give you both a chance to get ready for the conversation without throwing this all on them without warning. I will assume birth control isn’t the issue at hand here. But something must be. Don’t pull the trigger and regret leaving a good person without trying to fix the issue. However if it isn’t resolved after communicating fully and trying to fix the issue after 6m -1y then yes a sexless relationship would be a deal breaker for me.
Maybe it’s you?
Hmm, I do believe that percentage is definitely higher but many men do not like to admit to that