sunshinemiss -> RE: Hi...if Master won't touch you? (7/31/2010 5:50:49 AM)
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ORIGINAL: IronBear I'm with Focus on this. Unless you have suffered from ED (FDS) that is for the uninitiated, ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION (FLOPPY DICK SYNDROME), you have no idea just how debilitating and destructive it is for an otherwise healthy man. It can be caused by injury, psychological reasons or bad circulation due to diabetes. Even though I know from experience and logical, a man can adequately please a woman manually and orally, there is the fear of failure and disappointing her. There is nothing a woman can do in the short term other than stand by her man and encourage alternative sorts of play. I'm a long term sufferer of ED and understand these issues well. Like Focus, I have bunkered down and almost instinctively avoided heading out socially. Again I am upfront and open about this disability so as to allow a girl to not want to get involved.. Conversely, we have a couple of blokes who we both know and who we have sexually played with ere the happening of ED. This is my way of providing a healthy sexual release for Neets in an enjoyable manner and avoiding unhealthy pressures building. Hello Iron Bear, Your point, as well as Focus' are on target. However, I disagree with you about the fellow in the OP. The issue isn't whether or not ED is involved. To *me* the issue is that she wants to be touched, and he's not touching her. It's a nonsexual touching she's talking about from a later post. I've dated a wonderful man with ED. Great guy, great lover even. He loved touching me. All the time. I loved it too. The ED was not an issue because, like you, he discussed it with me pretty much from the very beginning. If it *is* an issue for the fellow, his *not* discussing it when she clearly wants more (and hopefully has voiced that - but really who knows?) is a sign that there is something else missing. He would need to manage his own issues around this. A man who really wants to be with a woman will bite the bullet and deal with the issues. There are of course too many variables to make any kind of informed, educated, salient argument about *why* he's not doing something.... People do the things that are important to them. For him, touching her is not important... for whatever reason. For her, she needs it. That is (to me) a big difference in world view and how one interacts in the world. Best to you and yours, sunshine
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