Anonymous wrote:Men are obsessed with sex and play Jr. psychologist when the wife doesn't want to be pawed 24/7.
Here's a tip, stop watching porn. Those women get paid to do it all day every which way. We don't. Plus, every session in your marital bed doesn't have to be a homemade porn night.
Anonymous wrote:Here is why I think it is unique:
We've been married, mostly happily, for about 12 years. Like all marriages our sex life (from my perspective) has been amazing at times, and very weak at other times. I'm a normal guy. But my wife simply doesn't enjoy sex. Many times, she even finds it uncomfortable, if not painful. I attribute this to poor sex education as a child. She was raised to believe that it is taboo. On top of that, I know there are some physical issues too that I can't really describe in detail.
So this is bad news for me. I have a partner that tolerates sex, but rarely enjoys the act itself. Of course, she enjoys the intimacy and other things that go along with having sex though.
The good news is that she lets me dictate every aspect of sex. I pretty much get to decide how much, when, how long, etc. She is quite willing even if she is tired or not in the mood. As explained above, she is rarely truly "in the mood". The best part is that I NEVER have to have sex when I don't want to. She never demands it. I can imagine that most people have to do it to please their partner even when they are not up for it, but I have NEVER experienced this problem. This is a huge plus I think.
This dynamic has resulted in years of rather boring and fast sex. We mostly use the same position. There is very little variety of any kind. I know sex is not like a porn movie or even a Hollywood movie, but I'm pretty sure it should be more exciting than what we have been doing. Sometimes I am happy enough with this but sometimes, I want more excitement. Sometimes, I'd rather masturbate to thoughts of other women. This is probably normal, but sometimes I even want to cheat or find a mistress (which I obviously know would be a very bad thing).
So based on the above, is this a terrible sex life? Or does the good part about it outweigh the bad parts? Any opinions/advice? Should I simply be happy with what I've got?
I suspect some will recommend counseling or better communication regarding sexual desires. I hate the idea of counseling. We have talked about it in the past and have pretty much settled for the boring and fast sex. When I try to demand more variety, it clearly makes her uncomfortable, so we revert back to the basics.
Your sex life isn't unique, it's unfortunately common.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is why I think it is unique:
We've been married, mostly happily, for about 12 years. Like all marriages our sex life (from my perspective) has been amazing at times, and very weak at other times. I'm a normal guy. But my wife simply doesn't enjoy sex. Many times, she even finds it uncomfortable, if not painful. I attribute this to poor sex education as a child. She was raised to believe that it is taboo. On top of that, I know there are some physical issues too that I can't really describe in detail.
Have you tried making it enjoyable for her? It sounds like you are fine with her discomfort, which you shouldn't be.
Oh come on, PP. Read his whole post. He likes that she is willing to let him do whatever he wants to her, as often as he wants, in exactly the manner he wants. He thinks it's a plus that it's all on his terms. This post isn't a cry for help. It's a brag.
This is not a brag. I would much prefer a willing participant. As I said before, she doesn't enjoy it. To be considerate I finish fast and we use a position that she is happy with. Her terms would be to hug only and no sex which is not acceptable to me. Thus we are compromising. It is working but it is not ideal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is why I think it is unique:
We've been married, mostly happily, for about 12 years. Like all marriages our sex life (from my perspective) has been amazing at times, and very weak at other times. I'm a normal guy. But my wife simply doesn't enjoy sex. Many times, she even finds it uncomfortable, if not painful. I attribute this to poor sex education as a child. She was raised to believe that it is taboo. On top of that, I know there are some physical issues too that I can't really describe in detail.
Have you tried making it enjoyable for her? It sounds like you are fine with her discomfort, which you shouldn't be.
Oh come on, PP. Read his whole post. He likes that she is willing to let him do whatever he wants to her, as often as he wants, in exactly the manner he wants. He thinks it's a plus that it's all on his terms. This post isn't a cry for help. It's a brag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is why I think it is unique:
We've been married, mostly happily, for about 12 years. Like all marriages our sex life (from my perspective) has been amazing at times, and very weak at other times. I'm a normal guy. But my wife simply doesn't enjoy sex. Many times, she even finds it uncomfortable, if not painful. I attribute this to poor sex education as a child. She was raised to believe that it is taboo. On top of that, I know there are some physical issues too that I can't really describe in detail.
Have you tried making it enjoyable for her? It sounds like you are fine with her discomfort, which you shouldn't be.
Anonymous wrote:Here is why I think it is unique:
We've been married, mostly happily, for about 12 years. Like all marriages our sex life (from my perspective) has been amazing at times, and very weak at other times. I'm a normal guy. But my wife simply doesn't enjoy sex. Many times, she even finds it uncomfortable, if not painful. I attribute this to poor sex education as a child. She was raised to believe that it is taboo. On top of that, I know there are some physical issues too that I can't really describe in detail.