Topic : Is This Normal?

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Created on : Friday, July 01, 2005, 05:19:40 pm
Author : dataimport
Your partner asked you to do WHAT? Some things are taboo. Some things are common but just not discussed. Where does your sex life fit in?

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March 17, 2006, 8:45 am PST

I'm not going to make any judgement on this, but ...

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I have been dating a wonderful loving caring man for 9 months.  We get along great, but he wants me to have sex with others like in an orgy or group sex, with men and women.  Is this normal?  I want to understand this.  Does it mean he doesn't love me?  He says and acts like he does, but I don't understand his obsession with sex with others.  He says he won't force me, but the few times I touched and kissed my girlfriend for him, he was extremely happy.  He also let his single buddy go down on me, and had me have oral sex with another single buddy.  I am so confused.  Help!!!! 

I'm not going to make any judgment on this, but if this is something you are not comfortable with, then he should respect your feelings. Sex is a beautiful sharing between people, and if it is not consensual on all parties, it is abuse, not just sex or love. 

  

Some people get into situations like this and never get scars from it, but that is the exception to the rule. Not many are strong enough to not allow it to cause problems in the relationship. The one thing is you can't unring a bell, and once the damage is done, there could possibly be no turning back in the destruction to the relationship. I know at least five couples that had experimented in this area, and none are still together. 

  

Don't do anything, even between just the two of you,  that you are not comfortable with, and don't enjoy yourself. Pleasing your mate can be a rewarding and sensual thing in itself, but not at the expense of it being forced on you. 

  

If you have discussed your desires to not do these things, and he is still insisting, then you should begin to question his love for you. I wonder if confusion or if it is having to face the facts where you problem lies. 

  

I hope this helps. Good luck, and great sex. 

 
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March 17, 2006, 8:59 am PST

I hate sex

I used to love having sex, especially with my fiance.  But now I hate it.  Whever he is in the mood I usually just go along with  for his sake.  We have tried foreplay, but nothing works.  Occassionally I start to feel something good, but I always stop him.  I don't know why, but it just feels wrong.  Does anyone have any advice?  I have no sex drive whatsoever and I miss it very much.
 
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March 17, 2006, 12:21 pm PST

No Way

Quote From: leather

I have been dating a wonderful loving caring man for 9 months.  We get along great, but he wants me to have sex with others like in an orgy or group sex, with men and women.  Is this normal?  I want to understand this.  Does it mean he doesn't love me?  He says and acts like he does, but I don't understand his obsession with sex with others.  He says he won't force me, but the few times I touched and kissed my girlfriend for him, he was extremely happy.  He also let his single buddy go down on me, and had me have oral sex with another single buddy.  I am so confused.  Help!!!! 

WOW, girlfriend, last time I checked this had nothing to do with love. He does not sound like Mr.  

Wonderful to me, by inviting his friends to paratake of you, as if you are a buffet. You are need to get away from this guy because there is no love involved. If you have any esteem this guy is about to make you lose it all. If you allow this type of degradeing to continue you are going to be a mental case and no good for anyone because you are going to have try to piece back together your life. 

You know that this is not normal and your guy is controling, he knows you are headover in love with him so he uses it to get his way with you. You are being USED, as a sex objexct by EVERYBODY.  Go to school, learn a hobby, find something positive to with your life then letting others slowly destroy you as a person. Lift you head up and think better about yourself. You need to find a whole another group of new friends who are doing something great with their lives and who will encourage you that you can do better. Once we know better we do better. Work on getting your life in order, buy a house ALONE, and wait for your wonderful future hubby to come along and then you won't have all that excess baggage with you, trying to make sure he love, and having to tell him that you did orgies with women and hundreds of men, that strangers had sex with you.  Get rid of the ZERO and wait on a HERO 

 
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March 17, 2006, 12:49 pm PST

Is This Normal?

Quote From: leather

I didn't say I was uncomfortable with it.  He doesn't force me to do anything.  I just want to understand why he likes it.  He says men aren't being honest if they tell you they don't want to have sex with others.  When you look at how many people cheat, maybe he is right.  I have met alot of people -- men and women who share his ideas.  Are they all nuts?  He says he can separate sex from love.  He says he is being a realist.  He also says he has no desire to have sex without me.

NOTHING good can come from this relationship....when you start to believe that you derserve better then you will get better... 

Your man has a problem..he doesn't respect you..which means if you stay with him then you are going to have a problem. 

If you stick out until the end of this "relationship" then you will see that he hasn't had ANY RESPECT FOR YOU AT ALL... 

  

And yes everyone that shares this idea is nuts..lol 

  

"He says he can separate sex from love." 

  

I know it may be hard to stomach but he doesn't love you...he is having sex with you. 

 
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March 17, 2006, 7:40 pm PST

Boyfriend's desires

Quote From: leather

I didn't say I was uncomfortable with it.  He doesn't force me to do anything.  I just want to understand why he likes it.  He says men aren't being honest if they tell you they don't want to have sex with others.  When you look at how many people cheat, maybe he is right.  I have met alot of people -- men and women who share his ideas.  Are they all nuts?  He says he can separate sex from love.  He says he is being a realist.  He also says he has no desire to have sex without me.
I agree with the other poster who said that this isn't about love, its about what he can get you to do. This guy knows that you are head over heels in love with him, and he can manipulate you into allowing his friends to have sex with you. How do YOU feel about yourself after "he" allows his friends to have sex with you? Can YOU separate sex and love? because thats what this is about, YOU. If your boyfriend can separate love and sex, well, good for him that he can trick himself into thinking that. However, it doesn't mean that you can, or that you should want to separate the two from one another. If he is only being a realist like he says, than how come everyone isn't having sex with everyone, are the rest of us NOT realists? Something to think about.
 
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March 18, 2006, 3:10 pm PST

sex

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I'm not going to make any judgment on this, but if this is something you are not comfortable with, then he should respect your feelings. Sex is a beautiful sharing between people, and if it is not consensual on all parties, it is abuse, not just sex or love. 

  

Some people get into situations like this and never get scars from it, but that is the exception to the rule. Not many are strong enough to not allow it to cause problems in the relationship. The one thing is you can't unring a bell, and once the damage is done, there could possibly be no turning back in the destruction to the relationship. I know at least five couples that had experimented in this area, and none are still together. 

  

Don't do anything, even between just the two of you,  that you are not comfortable with, and don't enjoy yourself. Pleasing your mate can be a rewarding and sensual thing in itself, but not at the expense of it being forced on you. 

  

If you have discussed your desires to not do these things, and he is still insisting, then you should begin to question his love for you. I wonder if confusion or if it is having to face the facts where you problem lies. 

  

I hope this helps. Good luck, and great sex. 

He does respect my feelings.  He doesn't force me to do anything.  I am a very sexy over 50 intelligent woman.  I own my own business, I own 4 houses, I am secure with who I am I never said I was head over heals in love.  I feel love for him, but I am confidant.  I never call him.  He calls me 5 or 6 times a day, and he treats me like a Queen.  I can walk away from today if I want to,  I just want to know WHY he feels this way.  I guess I should consult a sex therapist.  Do you know of any books on the subject?
 
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March 20, 2006, 4:05 pm PST

older man younger women

Hey everyone. Well I have a little problem I started dating this guy about a month agao and well he is 51 and I am 34. He is an awesome guy. Well we have had sex which is great ! The thing is he does not cum ( ejaculate) I mean he gets hard we have sex but then he does not have an ejaculation. Of course I worry that it is me and he tells me it is not. He says that it has come with age and that the sex feels good. But I would have to think that he can not enjoy not having the feeling of releasing that tension or whatever. Is it normal for men at that age to not cum, and is there anything I can do to assure that he will or help him to. Imean the sex is great I get mine and he makes sure of that he is not a selfish lover by any means but I just want him to have the same enjoyment I have.
 
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March 20, 2006, 9:10 pm PST

is this normal??

My husband and i have been married for about 3 yrs now, and there is a 14 yr age gap (hes 40 and I'm 26) we have 4 wonderful children and all that goes with that but.... For the past 6 months or more mt husband and i haven't even slept in the same bed let alone room.  He sleeps in the living room in his chair.  I tell him i'm going to bed and he just looks at like like "so, our point is?"  we don't have a sex life at all.  There is the occaion oral sex but no intercourse.  I hate just having oral sex  with him.  What is the deal?? I don't know what to do or say to him?  Does any one else have this problem?
 
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March 21, 2006, 12:51 pm PST

Frustrated

Hello..I have never done this before.  I have no one to talk to about this issue.  I have been married for 22 years and I am frustrated with my sex life.  I have 3 children all boys.  My husband doesn't have a strong sex drive but I do.  How do I get him to  recognize me and want me?
 
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March 21, 2006, 1:01 pm PST

Is This Normal?

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My husband and i have been married for about 3 yrs now, and there is a 14 yr age gap (hes 40 and I'm 26) we have 4 wonderful children and all that goes with that but.... For the past 6 months or more mt husband and i haven't even slept in the same bed let alone room.  He sleeps in the living room in his chair.  I tell him i'm going to bed and he just looks at like like "so, our point is?"  we don't have a sex life at all.  There is the occaion oral sex but no intercourse.  I hate just having oral sex  with him.  What is the deal?? I don't know what to do or say to him?  Does any one else have this problem?

I have my own issues concerning my sex life with my husband.  But, I have been married for 22 years and have been thru many difficult times in my relationship.  I  believe that sleeping together is very important to your sex life.  Don't start sleeping apart, you will regret it later.  I wish I would have talked with someone a long time ago about my thoughts and behaviors.  Keep the faith! 

 

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