Anonymous wrote:I’m seeing this guy I really like who told me he has decided to be celibate until marriage. I’ve been trying to be understanding but it is getting pretty hard for me to not want sex with him. I think about sex constantly. I don’t know if I can do this..
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe he is gay and just scared to admit it?
He is not gay. He said he used sex a lot as an escape and decided he would celibate until marriage.
wtf OP troll.
What was he escaping from?
How much sex was he previously having, and with whom?
When did this celibacy thing start?
I’m not a troll.
To answer your questions
He said he used sex an escape. When he was happy, bored, or stressed.
He slept with a lot of random women. Lots of one night stands and casual sex.
He’s cheated. He even slept with married women in the past.
He said his body count is 100+. He just did it because it was there.
He had a std scare and that whipped him into shape. Then a family loss. He decided he didn’t want to live his life like that. He decided he wanted to wait for marriage because he made a choice to reserve sex the way god intended. He wants to be in love and do it the right away.
Anonymous wrote:If he is not religious, which I read into this initially, I wouod run for the hills because he could cut off sex at any time during you marriage for who knows what reason. Like a PP said, he is not thinking of your needs. And I am wondering if he is hiding something, a deformity, STD, what
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can’t help him maintain this boundary by supporting his choice, get out and let someone else.
You definitely can remain celibate, too, and have fun together doing just that.
But why should she remain celibate if she doesn't have any "issues"?
Additionally, there is a possibility that he has some potentially dark interests on the side that he's hiding.
OMFG, it's not that deep! She doesn't have to remain celibate. She can go catch a dick at some bar tonight, if that's what she's into. She just needs to break up with this incompatible partner first. She's not entitled to sex with him, and pretending that's a him issue is creepy af. He made his position clear.
Anonymous wrote:If sex is off the table until after marriage, couldn’t you just do anal for now? It works well for many religious couples.
Anonymous wrote:If sex is off the table until after marriage, couldn’t you just do anal for now? It works well for many religious couples.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can’t help him maintain this boundary by supporting his choice, get out and let someone else.
You definitely can remain celibate, too, and have fun together doing just that.
But why should she remain celibate if she doesn't have any "issues"?
Additionally, there is a possibility that he has some potentially dark interests on the side that he's hiding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you can’t help him maintain this boundary by supporting his choice, get out and let someone else.
You definitely can remain celibate, too, and have fun together doing just that.
But why should she remain celibate if she doesn't have any "issues"?
Additionally, there is a possibility that he has some potentially dark interests on the side that he's hiding.