lizi
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I've seen this come up on the boards from time to time, it isn't easy feeling dissatisfied with something so important to the relationship. The two of you might not be a good match overall when it comes down to it, some things can be worked on if both parties are willing to try and maybe both will have to sacrifice if they do want to keep the relationship. I'd say you have to pretty much tell him what you've said here because it seems as though it is frustrating you enough that you may not be fulfilled and ultimately at some point choose to leave if it's not addressed. You say you've tried talking to him, have you told him in a way that really expresses how severe the problem is? Something along the lines of "We've discussed this, I really don't see much change overall and it continues to frustrate me as I truly want this relationship, but this is something I need to have from you. We sincerely need to address this, what can we do in the way of problem solving?" When my partner and I are together doing kinky things and we talk about what we did later on, sometimes he is amazed by my input, he saw it as something completely different at the time. For this reason, we have discussions after every time we play- it's a rule. After a session last month I told him I was close to safewording over what he was doing to my nipples while I could've taken much more on the backside. He was shocked, thought the nipple torture wasn't much of anything, and he also thought he was really pushing the line with the spanking. We've been together for 2 years, he knows me pretty well. Maybe something was different in my body chemistry that day or who knows, but while we enjoyed ourselves immensely, we didnt quite match up in how we perceived what happened. Your man may think he's doing what you want, but to you, it's a drop in the bucket. He needs to know that the things he is doing aren't pushing your buttons. How long have you been together? M/s, D/s - it's a type of relationship but it's still a relationship. You both need to be happy, it's not easy to ask for the things that make you happy at times. I'm horrible at it and I need to get better. I'm not doing my partner any favors when he thinks he's making me the happiest woman in the world and he's really not. I need to speak up and let him know what the reality is. If however this is something that comes up and is spoken of often between the two of you, then I'm not sure what else to do except for to you impress upon him the importance of the subject. If you both sincerely address it and it isn't budging, the relationship might not be the right thing. There are fewer things that are worse than pouring your heart and soul into something that is never going to work out in the end.
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