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Why would you want to be in a relationship with someone who is intent upon stopping you from doing literally your favorite thing to do? Add to that, this person wants to physically hurt you in retaliation for you not immediately accepting their rules. Do you see why from the outside this is obviously an abusive relationship?
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Tell her that this is very important to you and you need to have coitus and it's just a basic need of every human being. Why won't she do it? What does she say about it?
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I have suggested sex therapy. He says he would go if it was anonymous an online. I've heard that this is a pretty common request from men. The notion of going to sex therapy calls their virility into question, and he's already having issues with that. When I was with my ex he would always ask my why I stayed as we had a shitty relationship. And I was honest and said the sex was unbelievable, something I’d never experienced before. Not due to size but confidence and chemistry. So I know he does know that. And there we go. In his mind, he's not as good a lover as your previous ex, and because he feels that he treats you better on a personal and emotional level, the shortfall can only be a matter of physical size or poor mechanics. I would definitely shout a little louder but he would only tell me to shut up, honestly. He’s very conscious and would say things like “the neighbours will here.” He already worried what everyone thinks of him. I will try to give therapy a go and make more noise than I do already. Would you suggest I imply he’s bigger than he is? Honestly, I don't think that he concern is the neighbors at all, and I definitely wouldn't suggest playing up your performance or compliment his size now for the same reason: he's going to feel that you're humoring him out of pity, else why is he suddenly getting the reaction and affirmation that he craves from you, three years in? If you can get him into therapy, what you need to do is to try and deconstruct his ingrained response expectation to sex, i.e. exaggerated reaction. He has to learn that what he's expecting is not an all or nothing thing. That you can have a truly stellar sex life, but only you both open up and are willing to believe that you want to be in the moment. He can't expect you to truly have the reaction that he wants if in the back of your mind you're constantly second-guessing whether he's enjoying himself or just imagining porn actresses in his head just so that he has enough mental stimulation to get off. Absent sex therapy, here's what I would suggest.. 1.) Cut porn completely out of both of your lives. I don't know if you use it or not, but if you do that can affect his confidence as well. He needs to come to associate sex with the person that he's with, not what he's seeing on his phone or computer, and he also needs to know that, if you do use it, that you're not seeking satisfaction elsewhere because he isn't giving it to you. 2.) Re-learn physical intimacy with each other outside the context of sex. If it's practical, try naturalism part-time. Just go about the flat naked, and try to get him comfortable in his own skin. Ask to cuddle naked. You don't have to initiate anything sexual. Just put on a film and spoon, share a soak in the tub, engage in couple's massage. Show him that your appreciate him for what he is, not how he can (or in his mind, can't) please you with it. 3.) Keep a shared sexual journal. Write down fantasies and sexual thoughts you have for each other, in detail. What you thought about and why. Sexual openness and reciprocity is a great way to build chemistry.
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Yeah..it does sound weird, my advice is you should shrugged it off and pretends you're just waking up from a nightmare.
You need to speak to a counselor, therapist, close friend, or whatever. You have a drug problem and need to get that issue taken care of.
You’re not going to find a statistic. Condoms don’t protect against all STIs. Chlamydia, for example, or herpes. If your having unprotected oral then that increases the risk. Really the most important factor is how careful your other partners are about their sexual health, but that’s impossible to vet.
LoL, you propose her to break up with him solely on the reason of lack of sexual satisfaction
Thank you! I will most def get on it 🙂