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1. I have a high libido, combined with a touch of being a high sensitivity person (or at least matching the way they are described, I'm not sure how accepted the idea even is) meaning I tend to feel everything much more intensely than other people, including arousal. I have always had a high libido, but also always felt shamed for it, specifically due to how it is often presented and described as a bother at best and downright offensive and hurtful at worst. Because of this I have always tried to not be pushy or anything like that, to not put expectations on the other person, to let them know that sex is not a must, etc. I don't know if they just thought that I actually didn't want sex as much as I do or if they just didn't think about it at all. But even then initiation was pretty much always on me, and taking rejection and burying any negative feelings I would get from it deep inside started becoming the norm. After the new relationship energy died so did their sex drive, meanwhile my state was essentially unchanged. I don't want to have sex with my partner if they aren't into it, but that doesn't mean that I'm just dandy not having sex at all. And all this left me was finding some sort of compromise where I tried to be the best I possibly could at pleasing them with the hopes of maybe getting a smidgen of that in return. Ultimately that never really happened. Things turned out as I wrote in the other comment. With a very happy, satisfied, and content girlfriend who would blissfully ignore my sexual desires, and me being afraid of making her feel pressured by bringing it up. I should mention that the fear wasn't entirely unfounded either, since whenever I would bring it up that would be the end result. The sad part is that most discussions around this topic is likely to be heavily emotionally charged because a lot of people have a lot of negative experiences. It's easy to jump to conclusions with that in your history because you are primed to look for it. I think what you are doing is admirable, it shows you are trying, and that you really want to please your partner. I don't think that's a bad thing, especially if it's at least somewhat reciprocated. I also think it's pretty natural to feel small obligations to the ones you love, wether that be birthday and or christmas presents, if they are feeling down you try to help them etc. etc. We push ourselves in so many other facets of a romantic relationship, why should sex be any different really?

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2. so I have issues cumming during sex as well. It's not you at all, if he's having sex with you then he finds you attractive and enjoys you. Sometimes guys just have trouble, just like girls. It's a mental thing that goes on. I told this to my current partner: when I masturbate, I can cum easily because that is all I'm thinking of doing. When I have sex I've got fifty things on my mind and they all involve you, like “omg titties, holy fuck she's really wet, wow warm…. holy fuck don't cum inside her, I wonder if my cum tastes ok” there's soo much that goes on in my mind during sex that sometimes I wear myself out after your finished and I just want to be done. I call this the mental orgasm, where it's like…. my brain just came but my body didn't.

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3. Yeah she is not oral, doesn't mean she's shaming op.

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4. I think it's sort of normal because of the stress and grief. And prostate is a very sensitive to stress and because of that person could lose for a some time erection, ability to ejeculate, have orgasms or sensitivity of penis. So i could be a situation when even if a person can have a erection at least for some time (it could be frustratingly short) he just doesn't feel much, dick is just sort of numb. Dr.s say it takes time to heal (and medicine) but i must say it frustrates if only pleasure of sex is voice in your head what sayes: yes, finally you are having sex right now. No physically good feeling, just effort not to lose erection. And no orgasm anyway. That sucks. And if she sucks you then it could be unnoticed if you close your eyes. Literally. I broke up because of my own overlaping relationship and all i described happened to me. No orgasms with my new girlfriend. Never. 1,5 years. None. Doctor sayed it heals over the time. But medical care for prostate inflammation (caused by the stress ) is useful. Call it God's punishment or smth else but so it is.

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5. Bingo. We don't talk enough about women trapping men. Suffer through doing what he likes, get married, have a couple kids, decide he's disposable as a human being, but bleed him dry as an ATM. And the courts are all for it.

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6. Not at all! Especially if it's exciting for you. Being in the mood to try new things can be a lot of fun and keep sex feeling new for years. That being said, you obviously need her consent, and need to take responsibility for safely storing and not sharing the video. If she's not comfortable with it, for any reason, then it's not for you two. But you can always ask her if there's anything exciting and new she wants to try.

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