IAteYourMother
Lifer
- Nov 3, 2004
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Originally posted by: Hi
either her pussy needs to get smaller or your dick needs to get bigger
both
Originally posted by: Hi
either her pussy needs to get smaller or your dick needs to get bigger
No need to beat around the bush.Originally posted by: Hi
either her pussy needs to get smaller or your dick needs to get bigger
Originally posted by: AAman
listen to your bros, there is something else going on...and you haven't been dating long enough to get married without having worked it out before. Religious, family, abuse, guilt, alcoholic parents, insecurity, whatever... you cannot solve it yourself, no matter how hard you try it will always be there and you'll blame yourself, but you are not to blame
been there, done that
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: AAman
listen to your bros, there is something else going on...and you haven't been dating long enough to get married without having worked it out before. Religious, family, abuse, guilt, alcoholic parents, insecurity, whatever... you cannot solve it yourself, no matter how hard you try it will always be there and you'll blame yourself, but you are not to blame
been there, done that
My point.
been there, done that, you can't fix her, she's mentally f'ed up.....broken.
move on.
do you really want to marry this girl? you think her sexual issues will end after you get engaged/married? i don't think so. :shocked:Originally posted by: Doboji
SO I've been with this girl for 10 months now... I am 26 she is 25... we've had our ups and downs... but in short, I've fallen head over heels... and so has she. Things have been absolutely fantastic... however... there is an issue with sex. It is as follows...
She has extreme feelings of guilt from sex.... we first started some 6 months ago... and nearly broke up as a result of it. Everything seemed great from my end... but she was like damn I really didnt want to do that...
What really throws me off about it... is she is so into it, when we do... and every green light in the world is flashing... not a single "no" or "stop" of any kind.
She explains she doesnt want to have sex until we're at least engaged. I say I think thats silly, but if thats how she feels of course I will always respect her desire to not do anything.
Well several times throughout the last 10 months we've had sex anyway... she'll come on really strong and even initiate the sex herself... only to be extremely upset afterwards.
Well she spent virtually the whole month of February away... and just came back this past week.... so I did a welcome home/valentines day makeup.... took her to NYC, got tickets to a broadway show... booked a suite with a jacuzzi... champagne the whole nine yards. Laaate into the night one thing leads to another... and we end up doing the deed again.... and now she is depressed and upset... and I don't know what to do...
it's one thing to stop when someone says no... it's another thing to stop when someone is pushing you for something you actually want... This situation is bound to repeate itself...
Should I just be more of a man... and withhold it for her sake even when she's begging for it...
Understand I am deeply deeply in love with this girl... and engagement... provided we can survive the next couple months is certainly in the near future.
-Max
Originally posted by: Siva
I agree with therapy. Sex with an SO that you have been seeing for a long amount of time should never lead to bad feelings. A healthy sex life is probably one of the best things for any relationship.She obviously has severe issues. I think you should have a serious talk with her, and don't have sex with her again until something changes. Don't let any ideas of engagement rush into your head either, there's absolutely no reason to rush things.
Originally posted by: schizoid
I'd pee on her.
Most girls are into the watersports if you really really ask 'em about it.
QFTOriginally posted by: spidey07
dump her, move on and find somebody without so many issues.
seriously, if she can't enjoy the ultimate act of love then that is her problem...NOT YOURS.
-edit- PS, sounds like she has been abused at some point which should be an even bigger red flag. Damaged goods, man. damaged goods.
She explains she doesnt want to have sex until we're at least engaged
Originally posted by: Doboji
Ok I hear what everyone is saying....
1. This is not a move-on scenario... yes it's alot of trouble and heartache.... but you don't throw away something like this because of an maybe-workeable issue. At this point... I'm not willing to drop and run.... that may change... but right now... hell no.
2. Counseling seems absolutely a great idea... now how the hell do I convince this girl to see counseling.
3. My dick is small so thats part of the problem
Problem is: she sees her way of looking at things as completely normal.
Thanx all for the comments... keep em coming... believe it or not... the conversation and multiple perspectives helps me confirm I'm not going insane...
-Max
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: Siva
I agree with therapy. Sex with an SO that you have been seeing for a long amount of time should never lead to bad feelings. A healthy sex life is probably one of the best things for any relationship.She obviously has severe issues. I think you should have a serious talk with her, and don't have sex with her again until something changes. Don't let any ideas of engagement rush into your head either, there's absolutely no reason to rush things.
that or realize that there are a millions+ women who don't have this kind of severe hangup.
been there too many times man. It ain't worth it, cut your losses.
Originally posted by: Doboji
Ok I hear what everyone is saying....
1. This is not a move-on scenario... yes it's alot of trouble and heartache.... but you don't throw away something like this because of an maybe-workeable issue. At this point... I'm not willing to drop and run.... that may change... but right now... hell no.
2. Counseling seems absolutely a great idea... now how the hell do I convince this girl to see counseling.
Problem is: she sees her way of looking at things as completely normal.
Thanx all for the comments... keep em coming... believe it or not... the conversation and multiple perspectives helps me confirm I'm not going insane...
-Max
Originally posted by: flexy
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2. Counseling seems absolutely a great idea... now how the hell do I convince this girl to see counseling.
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by telling her its absolutely not normal to feel guilt because of sex ?
Btw. what culture/religion is she from ? Did she have former bf/s ? If yes..what happened there ?