belladeth
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After reading your further comments, since it very much seems like you want some crystal ball type of assistance, here's what I honestly think. At one point during your relationship, perhaps under the influence, you and your partner were talking about the differences that you have in your life experiences. Your partner, having a bit more than you, AND because your partner love's you, made some comments in the heat of the moment about you not having had the chance to do some things in your life. (I also have to admit a bit if your partner is a little older than you.) As many loving partners do, or as often happens during 'pillow talk' or other times when people are feeling a bit emotional, swept up in the closeness that you were having, your partner didn't think the whole thing through, and said things about being ok with you experiencing certain things when maybe they didn't play the tape to the end. Being momentary talk, it was all about the fantasy and wanting to give you opportunities for your desires. This is not true at all. We have had this conversation repeatedly, under the influence, and not under the influence. We have had this discussion in very rational moments and conversations. She has held firm that she believes me not experiencing these things will lead to resentment. I have held firm from the beginning that I will be fine without it. She still says, even while she is expressing fears and worries about the bad possibilities, that she thinks I will regret never doing this stuff. So no, it is nothing that was said in the heat of the moment and should've been taken back. I TOLD HER to take it back many times and she refuses. I told her time and time again that if she can't be comfortable with sharing me for one time, then it never has to be brought up again, but she insists that if we don't, I will regret/resent her. She is a genuine, caring person who wants nothing more than for me to be happy and fulfilled, and she believes that missing out on certain sexual things will be a mistake for me. ONCE AGAIN: IT WAS HER IDEA, IT IS HER INSISTENCE that I need to try/experience. If she would just say, "No, I am never okay with that," then I would never bring it up again. I TRIED to tell her that it was okay to forget it and that I would never bring it up again, and she said, "That's not a solution, because you will still have the fantasies and one day you will end up resenting." Can you please understand that it is her idea? I would be willing to forget about it. But since she keeps telling me that that's not the answer, I am looking for ADVICE on how to get us BOTH to the point where we are comfortable and confident in our love and our relationship, no matter what we do.
< Message edited by belladeth -- 5/20/2010 10:14:53 AM >
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