Anonymous wrote:My husband does this annoying thing of pretending anything around that is long is his dick. It could be a baguette, a salami, a hose, a balloon, a batton, a rolled up newspaper. He does it quickly and thrusts it at me to make sure I get the joke. He has been caught by his mom, the mailman, teachers, you name it. Such a manchild.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ughhhh, my husband dry humps me whenever I'm bending over. I absolutely hate it. I've told him several times how much I dislike it but he just did it again last night when was cleaning under the bed. He'll also grab a boob and go "honk honk![b]" After 5 years it's really infuriating!
Oh my God. I thought my husband was the only one to do this! But while I am doing dishes or some other chore, he will sometimes just unzip himself, wave his dick around and say "Want to suck it?" Funny thing is, sometimes I do!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At first, any display of physical affection -- crude or otherwise -- receives a favorable response. Then it's "be more mature." Then it's "be more romantic." The it's "not in front of the kids." Then it's "not in the morning, I want to sleep." Then it's "not at night, I want to sleep."
After awhile, it amounts to "don't touch me."
You have what appears to be the full range responding in this thread. Some just love the affection. Some just don't want to be grabbed like a sack of potatoes (as the PP said). Others think they could be turned on if the DH acted in some more appropriate (but unspecified) way. Others just know that they'd prefer the husband stay away.
Oh lord. No. Humping like a dog has been a turn off from day one. It isn't rocket science.
Anonymous wrote:Is it any wonder that men seek GFs (APs) that aren't repulsed by playful sexual innuendo?
Anonymous wrote:My husband does this annoying thing of pretending anything around that is long is his dick. It could be a baguette, a salami, a hose, a balloon, a batton, a rolled up newspaper. He does it quickly and thrusts it at me to make sure I get the joke. He has been caught by his mom, the mailman, teachers, you name it. Such a manchild.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP, it's not right in front of the kids because that would amplify the grossness like 2000%. But the kids are nearby, and even if they we're not nearby, I would still hate it. I feel completely violated and objectified. My husband believes he has 100% unlimited access 100% of the time. I am not a touchy feely person and like physical boundaries. I don't know how to get through to him.
Anonymous wrote:I feel like there are a few issues at work here
1) Your husbands 'show affection/interest' habits cannot have emerged out of the blue in year 10 of your marriage. Did you find these things sexy in the past and are now rejecting them? Your DH dry humping you =/= some random dude doing that to you or a guy you've been dating for awhile. Somewhere along the line your husband (probably because you gave him positive feedback by marrying him) thought that this was just part of your relationship.
2) It is very important to husbands (and wives) to feel sexually attrative to their spouse. Just as a lot of the women on here are saying that they like it because they like to feel desired, a lot of the guys are doing it because they want to feel like their wife desires them and wants to engage in playful activity with them. I would be really hurt if my DH rejected me to do the dishes, the dishes are always there. If he's pulling me away from work when I'm on a deadline sure, but if your DH (or DW) is being playful in the moment of some menial household chore, then taking a couple minutes to engage in some fun flirting is not going to end the world. This issue is very tied up (on both ends) in feeling like your spouse desires you, so it's going to bring up a lot of feelings in the person who doesn't want to be touched.
Personally, I'm team 'love it.' Even in front of the kids (within reason, I can't see a single little thrust scarring them for life but the 'DON'T' example above would obviously be really innapropriate). Seeing their parents be affectionate and engaged with each other is GOOD for kids. And when they turn 10 and understand what Dad is doing then they will get all embarassed and make faces whenever you kiss. It's all fine and normal. Showing your kids that you pull away from each other when someone is trying to show affectionate is much more likely to hurt them honestly.
Anonymous wrote:Ughhhh, my husband dry humps me whenever I'm bending over. I absolutely hate it. I've told him several times how much I dislike it but he just did it again last night when was cleaning under the bed. He'll also grab a boob and go "honk honk![b]" After 5 years it's really infuriating!
Anonymous wrote:DW of 20+ years. My DH has learned a few things over the years, or maybe he always knew it. The smooth moves work much better than the gropes. A rub is better than a grab. Toddlers grab, men caress.