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AIBU?

To think that no woman enjoys this and to wonder why men think we do?

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 11:51

I will preface this by saying I love DH very very much and this isn’t some awful deal breaker.

BUT every weekend morning DH wakes me up by grinding his morning glory against my thigh. This morning he’d actually got up really early without waking me but he came back to bed at 8.30 and STILL woke me up with the rhythmic grinding.

And then once I was awake he started talking at me about amps and effects processors (we have an agreement that I didn’t have to engage in these ‘conversations’ beyond saying ‘uh huh’ every once in a while). All through this conversation he was dry humping me.

I told him to stop and he said that a) he hadn’t even realised he was doing it and b) he always thought I liked it.

Basically it’s something I tolerate because he’s otherwise marvellous but the combination of nerd monologue AND slow Jack Russelling was just too much this morning.

But thinking about it, every man I’ve ever woken up with (a not insignificant number) has done this. Whhhhyyyyyyy? What makes them think being randomly poked is in anyway sexy or romantic?

Does ANYONE like it?

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AjasLipstick · 18/03/2018 11:52

That honestly sounds bloody weird OP. Not ok...very weird.

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PNGirl · 18/03/2018 11:54

I can't say my husband has ever done this to me in nearly 15 years! If he had, it'd have been once only. I don't want to be a scratching post.

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 11:56

Really? As I say, he’s not the first man to have woken me up this way.

I think he thinks it will lead to sex (it sometimes does tbf but despite that not because of it).

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ShinyMe · 18/03/2018 11:56

Jack Russelling?

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Countrygirl38 · 18/03/2018 11:56

Never had this done to me in 18 years of marriage. Also think this is odd

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HopefullyAnonymous · 18/03/2018 11:56

I have never had this happen to me 🤷‍♀️

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nutbrownhare15 · 18/03/2018 11:57

Well, I guess they are feeling sexy and think (hope) you may be too. If I'm not into it (usually the case) then I make it pretty clear and he stops. Doesn't do it every weekend morning though that would drive me nuts. And the processor talk is bizarre. What planet is he on?

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SomeKnobend · 18/03/2018 11:57

I'd like to be cuddled by dh with an erection in the morning, but I'd tell him to fuck off as soon as he started going on about amps and shit. How bizarre.

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 11:57

Jack Russelling is when you walk past and he grabs you and does a fast dry hump. Usually happens in the kitchen, weirdly.


Except now I feel like this doesn’t happen in other people’s houses as much as I thought and DH is just a random perve.

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QuackPorridgeBacon · 18/03/2018 11:58

Not all men do it and not all women dislike it. It seems you clearly haven’t said anything to him so he’s now just doing it without realising but thinks you don’t mind. Why didn’t you say anything when he first done it and you didn’t like it?

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Greyponcho · 18/03/2018 11:58

DH used to do this when we were in the early stages of our relationship.
I explained I need my sleep and to leave me alone until I was awake and that me moving away was not to just give him more bed space Hmm
I think I made reference to Maslows hierarchy of needs, i.e. sleep trumping sex! And that I’m a better shag when I’m awake. It worked.

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SpringHen · 18/03/2018 11:58

Nope DH has never dry humped me while carrying out a "normal" conversation. Ever

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SomeKnobend · 18/03/2018 11:59

Oh, I just re-read, he actually wakes you from sleep doing that? Hell no! Make me some tea, then we'll shag talk.

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 11:59

The amps and processors is because he’s in the process of upgrading all his kit, this involves a deep deep amount of research (he is famously indecisive) and he talks at me to sound off. I don’t know why, I know less than nothing about any of it.

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Greyponcho · 18/03/2018 11:59

Jack Russelling... tried doing it back to him and seeing how he likes it...? Grin

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TossDaily · 18/03/2018 12:00

I like it Blush

I wouldn't like it with the nerding though.

Your description made me laugh, if that's any consolation Grin

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 12:00

He does also bring me coffee tbf.

It’s never really bothered me that much but this mourning combined with the taking at me it was just all too much.

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 12:01

GreyPoncho, I do! I also rest my boobs on his head when he’s working at home. So really I’ve only got myself to blame.

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SomeKnobend · 18/03/2018 12:01

Jack Russelling!! Well I've learnt something horrifying new today. Put him on a lead. Or get him castrated!

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BishopstonFaffing · 18/03/2018 12:02

Jack Ruselling is my new favourite phrase.

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TheQueenOfWands · 18/03/2018 12:02

He dry humps you whilst talking about amps?

Just say, "That's enough now, darling." And push him away.

That would annoy me too. I like my sleep.

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NotTheNineInchNails · 18/03/2018 12:03

I actually really like being woken up with a sexy grind that slowly turns more insistent, but it would put me right off if he was talking about unrelated crap whilst doing it!

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AnachronisticCorpse · 18/03/2018 12:03

*morning

*talking

Ffs iPad keyboard.

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thenightsky · 18/03/2018 12:03

Its a domination thing. You need to turn your back on him, don't make eye contact, and say 'NO' very loudly.

Or is that for canines?

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Pleasebeafleabite · 18/03/2018 12:03

Unfortunately I am newly single and will have no foreseeable opportunity to drop Jack Russelling into any conversation in the near future

I am very sad about this

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