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It’s more like a ruined orgasm
It sounds like youre pretty hygienic, and he may be overdramatic. But sometimes even just a daily shower dont do it, specially after a day of sweating. Any time my partner and i do butt stuff, its planned to make sure our rectums are empty and we do detailed wash right before, you can even get an anal douche, but you really dont need that unless youre doing anal oenetration. I will say, ass still smells like ass even when clean, i ate his ass once after a wash and it was clean as could be, but will still have a smell. TLDR; it sounds like youre generally hygienic, but planning butt stuff so you can wash up and prepare before every time is the way to go, even after a morning shower then sweating all day can make your ass smell unclean
She told you not to cum in her- you went against her wishes. If she changed her mind, she would have SAID! You fucked up!
Sending you hugs and good vibes, OP. About the other comments on this thread- In my experience, talking to anyone openly and honestly about all my complicated feelings around sex, even a good therapist I like, can be unimaginably difficult. It's hard to honestly acknowledge my experiences and feelings out loud even just to myself, much less another person, no matter how well trained they are to hear about it and help. So, I just want to say, it's okay if you don't seek out therapy for your sexual hang-ups. It's okay if that doesn't feel like something you want to or can do. I will add that years of therapy helped me a lot with prioritizing/loving myself and setting boundaries, and that's certainly bled into my sexual behavior, but I've never actually addressed my sexual trauma directly in therapy (aside from a deadpan disclosure that I have that type of trauma). You don't *have* to reveal the scariest parts of yourself to heal. I do strongly suggest trying to be more open with your boyfriend about your feelings around sex. Soooo much can be helped with honest communication on that front, but I know it can be far easier said than done. Even just telling him what you wrote in your post, or thinking about the questions another user asked a few comments down and explaining to your bf what comes up emotionally for you when you're passively receiving. Getting it out in the open almost always helps (unless your boyfriend is shitty to you, which would be a separate issue).