MagiksSlave -> RE: Not a sucker (9/18/2011 6:54:11 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP Even if it causes her excruciating jaw pain from TMJ? If you were in a good relationship and she got hit by a car, and developed jaw problems that prohibited bjs, would you then end the relationship based solely on her inability to any longer do this? I don't think anyone has a problem with someone saying that oral sex is a large part of their sex life and that they wouldn't want to enter into a relationship where they could not be sexually satisfied, but being tossed out if you no longer can do it doesn't paint you in a very good light. To play Devil's Advocate, what if part of what makes your relationship so wonderful is because of the great intimacy you and the other person have? It really enhances the mood, so to speak. If that were unable to be done like it was before due to accident, is it really an obligation for the other to be in a relationship that is lacking a key component? Would it be selfish for the one not in the accident to kick the other to curb or would it be selfish for the afflicted to latch onto the other while they feel in a cornered situation of risking to dump this person and being seen as shallow/one-dimensional? Sexual acts is what a romantic relationship has and to be denied of it is really restricting and can be viewed as unfair. One would hope that any relationship would be about more than just the sex... I mean at least for ME I would hope any connection I had with a person would be able to withstand some unforseen thing taking away just one ability. See, here's the thing you are not getting. We are talking about timing. If you were already in a healthy, happy relationship and something happened that made you unable to perform in some way, then of course the connection you had with a person would be able to withstand some unforseen thing taking away just that one ability. However, you seem to be asking if someone should be lenient or forgiving about something before they even know you, let alone be in a relationship with you. In that case, it does not matter why or how you can or cannot give blow jobs. It is the other person's right and preference to dismiss the possibility of a relationship with you based on that one thing. Really, it is. If I met a great guy and he said he could never perform oral sex on me, I would say, nice to meet you, good luck. I don't care about the why or how he dislikes it or if he has post traumatic stress from doing it. I just know that it would not work for me. It is not a judgement on him as a human, I don't assume he has no value, I just know that I don't want to deal with it. Now, if I was married or involved with a wonderful man and he got into an accident, or got sick or got TMJ or something that resulted in the same thing, it would be a different reaction since I already loved the person and I would then try to deal with it. Completely different scenarios. Oh, yes I know all this and it is completley different. Getting INTO a relationship with a limit you dont want already placed is completley differnet than it happening after the relationship has formed. I was talking about a completley different thing then I was in the op in response to a response to a reasponse... Yeah I think I helped hijak my own thread! [sm=threadhijack.gif]
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