agirl
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ORIGINAL: pleasureforck I have a high sex drive but my Sir doesn't. I love him and knew this ahead of time. I told him I can accept it but the way things are is not what I expected. The problem is he will control how many times and how often I cum and usually I don't get to cum enough to feel satisfied. He will also only allow them all at once within a certain time period which sometimes makes it harder to cum. The times I get to masterbate alone without him giving me a limit I feel like I need to stock up on orgasms to the point of making myself sore. When I have mentioned in the past that sometimes I need to cum more he told me he doesn't see why cumming 3 or 4 times isn't enough. He also thinks it will keep me more aroused all the time to not be completely satisfied but it is having the opposite affect. I am feeling turned off and not wanting sex at all. It is too frustrating. I feel guilty about needing more. Is it wrong that I am not satisfied with what he allows? Is something wrong with me for needing to orgasm so much? Everything else with us is great so maybe I'm being selfish. I'm afraid I make him think sex is the most important thing to me in our relationship which of course it isn't. It is however more important to me than to him. If my sexual release was controlled to this degree ALL of the time, I'd feel resentful. That's just me. It would make me less interested in sex and I'd lose any joyful spontaneous pleasure. I don't want to have to *think* about sex, I want to abandon myself to it........It's extremely erotic to have it controlled for certain lengths of time but if MY level of sexual satisfaction was suppressed , even when alone, I'd become rather unhappy. Some people would love this; I would hate and resent it. Its not *wrong* to want more, nor *wrong* to not feel satisfied and there's nothing wrong with you for wanting to orgasm as much as you want to. This type of thing is all very well in theory and in defined periods, but a huge mismatch ALONG with what seems to be a lack of real understanding can really cause erosion. It's a big problem for you..but not for him.......... and that's why you're feeling that you're making sex an important thing. It's not that it's THE most important thing but THIS way and the way it's being handled IS. It's easier for him to dismiss it because he hasn't the same drive and isn't missing anything. Basically HE is satisfied and HE'S not suffering and his comment of 3 or 4 orgasms is enough, if in jest, would be fine......I hear that type of thing from M sometimes, but if it's a serious comment, then it's indicating his misunderstanding of the strength of your feelings and unhappiness with it. Ultimately, you weren't aware of the way this might play out, but now you are. agirl
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