Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That while my DH's penis still gets rock hard, I think it may not get as big as it did when he was younger.
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How can I put this gently...perhaps it's not his size that has changed, but yours...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That while my DH's penis still gets rock hard, I think it may not get as big as it did when he was younger.
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Anonymous wrote:Man here. Was raped by an older cousin (female). Never told anyone.
Anonymous wrote:That while my DH's penis still gets rock hard, I think it may not get as big as it did when he was younger.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I lost my virginity at age 14 in a closet with someone I didn't know while others waited outside for their turns. You are the first people I've told, and the last.
Waited their turns? You and a bunch of your guy friends gang-banged a girl in a closet one after the other? Sloppy seconds, etc?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I lost my virginity at age 14 in a closet with someone I didn't know while others waited outside for their turns. You are the first people I've told, and the last.
I am female. One "couple" went before me and another after me. The boy was older and I had just met him. My "friends" pressured me into it. The real problem though was my mother and her influence one life. I was not taught self respect. I saw sex and drugs as a way of life. I have come so far! But this is my secret, and I have never told anyone. The support I have just received is extremely comforting.
I'm so sorry. It was 100% not your fault. You were sexually assaulted and abused. I'm glad you can realize that now. It was not, at all, your fault.
Hug going out to you.
I'm unclear how this was assault or abuse. Didn't she clarify that she slept with one and only one guy that night? She says the people waiting were couples. It seems like a regrettable event in her life. I have sympathy for her, but saying it wasn't AT ALL her "fault" is disingenuous. In fact, it's a bit condescending. People convinced me to do some stupid shit too, but ultimately I was the one responsible for doing them. I guess I think fault is just irrelevant here. I think instead of saying "it's not your fault, " I'd point out that what happened is NOT something you need to feel any shame about. We understand.
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did you even read the OP? she was FOURTEEN and the boy was older.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That I would like to have an affair with a woman.
(I'm a woman who is happily married to a man.)
Why won't you share this with him?
He is not as sexually adventurous as I am, and I'm afraid of being negatively judged for it. I have been considering neutral ways of bringing it up, though.
Put on lesbian porn, see if he likes it? Don't virtually all men get turned on by two women getting it on?
I am the PP again. I brought up the subject with my husband in a neutral way. I did not mention I was personally interested in women, I just wanted his opinion on the general subject. He said it has never been one of those things that turns him on.
First world problem, but I am pretty bummed! Even though he is not judging me (because he doesn't even know about my attraction to women), I feel judged just knowing he wouldn't approve. Also, I had hoped that we could at least play with the fantasy ourselves in bedroom... but I guess that idea is out the window now too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I lost my virginity at age 14 in a closet with someone I didn't know while others waited outside for their turns. You are the first people I've told, and the last.
I am female. One "couple" went before me and another after me. The boy was older and I had just met him. My "friends" pressured me into it. The real problem though was my mother and her influence one life. I was not taught self respect. I saw sex and drugs as a way of life. I have come so far! But this is my secret, and I have never told anyone. The support I have just received is extremely comforting.
I'm so sorry. It was 100% not your fault. You were sexually assaulted and abused. I'm glad you can realize that now. It was not, at all, your fault.
Hug going out to you.
I'm unclear how this was assault or abuse. Didn't she clarify that she slept with one and only one guy that night? She says the people waiting were couples. It seems like a regrettable event in her life. I have sympathy for her, but saying it wasn't AT ALL her "fault" is disingenuous. In fact, it's a bit condescending. People convinced me to do some stupid shit too, but ultimately I was the one responsible for doing them. I guess I think fault is just irrelevant here. I think instead of saying "it's not your fault, " I'd point out that what happened is NOT something you need to feel any shame about. We understand.
+1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That I would like to have an affair with a woman.
(I'm a woman who is happily married to a man.)
Why won't you share this with him?
He is not as sexually adventurous as I am, and I'm afraid of being negatively judged for it. I have been considering neutral ways of bringing it up, though.
Put on lesbian porn, see if he likes it? Don't virtually all men get turned on by two women getting it on?
I am the PP again. I brought up the subject with my husband in a neutral way. I did not mention I was personally interested in women, I just wanted his opinion on the general subject. He said it has never been one of those things that turns him on.
First world problem, but I am pretty bummed! Even though he is not judging me (because he doesn't even know about my attraction to women), I feel judged just knowing he wouldn't approve. Also, I had hoped that we could at least play with the fantasy ourselves in bedroom... but I guess that idea is out the window now too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That I would like to have an affair with a woman.
(I'm a woman who is happily married to a man.)
Why won't you share this with him?
He is not as sexually adventurous as I am, and I'm afraid of being negatively judged for it. I have been considering neutral ways of bringing it up, though.
Put on lesbian porn, see if he likes it? Don't virtually all men get turned on by two women getting it on?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Men on the board: how would you feel about your wife having a lesbian affair? Just for the sake of argument, assume that you would be involved (i.e., it would not be a threesome).
I am a man, and I would like to think I'm cool with an open marriage. I'm perfectly secure in my sexual confidence, so I'm ok with the physical part of it, but I don't want to be replaced. And I think that's the tricky part: it's hard for people not to catch feelings when they start boinking. As hot as a threesome would be, I wouldn't want to be replaced by a man or a woman. I have to say, of the two of us, I think my DW is far in a way the prude and not at all sexually adventurous, nor likely to see sex as just a fun recreational activity. This is something I would have preferred in a life partner, but there were far too many other positives.
Anonymous wrote:Men on the board: how would you feel about your wife having a lesbian affair? Just for the sake of argument, assume that you would be involved (i.e., it would not be a threesome).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I lost my virginity at age 14 in a closet with someone I didn't know while others waited outside for their turns. You are the first people I've told, and the last.
I am female. One "couple" went before me and another after me. The boy was older and I had just met him. My "friends" pressured me into it. The real problem though was my mother and her influence one life. I was not taught self respect. I saw sex and drugs as a way of life. I have come so far! But this is my secret, and I have never told anyone. The support I have just received is extremely comforting.
I'm so sorry. It was 100% not your fault. You were sexually assaulted and abused. I'm glad you can realize that now. It was not, at all, your fault.
Hug going out to you.