Anonymous wrote:Do you do anything else?
Anonymous wrote:OP, I say this kindly and with good intent ... it sounds like you have some hang-ups about sex. You feeling like a piece of meat is YOUR feeling, based on some complex feelings that you have about the act. You are projecting your feelings onto what you assume he is thinking. Even your use of term "piece of meat" shows that you have some negative association with being desired. I think you need to explore why his desire makes you feel cheap. It might not be him, it might be something in you.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I say this kindly and with good intent ... it sounds like you have some hang-ups about sex. You feeling like a piece of meat is YOUR feeling, based on some complex feelings that you have about the act. You are projecting your feelings onto what you assume he is thinking. Even your use of term "piece of meat" shows that you have some negative association with being desired. I think you need to explore why his desire makes you feel cheap. It might not be him, it might be something in you.
Anonymous wrote:I have this "problem" and consider myself incredibly lucky to be with a man who both loves me as a person and is obsessed with my body. I'm in my early 50s and never expected to find something like this. OP, enjoy it!
Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of women in their fifties who have trouble finding me who appreciate their bodies. Be thankful. It doesn't sound like he doesn't appreciate you for other qualities. It just sounds like he really appreciates your body a lot. That's great.
Anonymous wrote:Is your steak too juicy? Your lobster too buttery?