Help protect children from gaming harms.

Take our survey

Please or to access all these features

Conception

When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

See all MNHQ comments on this thread

I'm ready for a flaming but just spent the last few hours sobbing and I need to talk.

386 replies

internationallove985 · 18/07/2013 00:10

I have decided not to name change here for the simple reason you will know it's me by my post and if you're going to flame me or say "Well I told you so", it may as well be the real me. I have posted here rather chat because I have opened up to more people on the conceptions threads.

Most of you know my situation for those that don't I have been sleeping with a guy for the past 2 months in the hopes of getting pregnant. I usual see him on Wednesday day time and Fri evening but I couldn't see him today so we arranged to see each other tonight... Anyway he got to mine for about 9.30.
We went straight upstairs. Sorry if what I say next is T.M.I but I gave him oral and yes rightly or wrongly expected it back but just as he was about to cum he pushed me down on the bed and dtd (with no foreplay) and came in less than a minute got up got dressed and said "I'm going now". I feel so used. I might as well be honest it felt a bit uncomfortable and I bled a little. The only time I've ever bled after sex is when I lsot my virginity.
I know I've been allowing myself to get used. I have never felt emotive after sex but I have just spent the past few hours sobbing. I'm in no way trying to cry rape as that was not the case at all, not once did I struggle or say no, but a little consideration would not have gone a miss. I just couldn't believe the change in him.
He is going away tommorow for a few weeks which now I am glad about as it will give me time to think. I'm sure he'd be mortified if he knew how he'd made me feel, do I tell him I feel used or do I just put it down to a quickie and rough sex. xx

OP posts:
Writerwannabe83 · 25/07/2013 22:15

Because there isn't a Selfish Sex Chat Area??? Grin

maybe there should be.....

tabycat · 25/07/2013 22:11

Grin me too fifi I need calm thoughts for implantation too, and I'm not getting them from reading the biggest pile of poo ever written!
running he really really didn't sexually assault her but I think we'll have to agree to disagree.
Why the fuck is this thread in conception anyway when it's just about selfish sex....

Writerwannabe83 · 25/07/2013 22:05

lol fiif

runningforthebus

So you are saying that the guy knew she wasn't ready for sex but did it anyway? How did he know she wasn't ready? Do you think he should have asked her if they could start having sex? And if OP didn't say no, didn't pull away, or ask him to stop etc, how was he supposed to know she didn't want it?

Also - I haven't seen the OP ever say she didn't want it??
Yet more words, alongside with her being raped, that is being put in her mouth... no oral sex pun intended

fifi669 · 25/07/2013 21:57

I thought chipping was you politely swearing Grin

I love tabby cats too, but DP is allergic the selfish bugger.

Yeah taby the reason she was upset was her FWB wasn't more considerate to her sexual needs. In fact it seems like he bypassed the F in FWB. It's all blown up now and people are telling OP (which she disagrees with) that she was sexually assaulted in some way and I've been called a rape apologist!

This is a crazy ass thread. I really shouldn't comment anymore as I'm trying to keep my womb calm for potential implantation Wink

runningforthebusinheels · 25/07/2013 21:55

Withdrawal of consent is irrelevant here. As I've already said, in law, the onus is on the man to ensure consent has been given. To ensure that the woman is enthusiastically consenting.

She was giving him a blowjob, and he then pushed her down on the bed and dtd as she says - she wasn't ready, it hurt her, made her bleed, made her sob. The fact that she wasn't ready for sex straight after the blowjob is the clue that she didn't consent. She didn't want to do it = she was not a consenting partner.

Just because a woman seems up for sex, is naked on the bed and is giving a man blowjob doesn't give him carte blanche to do what the hell he likes to her. "your honour, she was giving me a blowjob, so I thought that meant I could fuck her till she bleeds" would not stand up in a court of law.

He assaulted her - she is obviously minimising this fact for her own reasons, and that's fine - that's her prerogative. But legally and morally what he did was a sexual assault.

valiumredhead · 25/07/2013 21:48

Don't not chippingConfused Grin

valiumredhead · 25/07/2013 21:48

Actually,a quick 'is this ok?' never goes amiss if you chipping know the person.

tabycat · 25/07/2013 21:46

can I blame autocorrect Grin.business card anyone??

Writerwannabe83 · 25/07/2013 21:40

I think you have summed that up pretty well tabycat

ps) Great name - my 2 cats are tabbys and I love them to pieces Grin

valiumredhead · 25/07/2013 21:39

Queue?Grin

tabycat · 25/07/2013 21:38

isn't op just mad he didn't go down on her?

tabycat · 25/07/2013 21:36

I completely agree with you fifi.
I can't believe someone actually suggested a man is to verbally check during sex that the woman is still consenting! Confused

And no-one has to explain to me the law on rape, sexual assault or consent as I work in criminal law queue bitchy comments about what a crap lawyer i am.

Writerwannabe83 · 25/07/2013 21:25

What signs did she give then that you think he decided to ignore?

Writerwannabe83 · 25/07/2013 21:23

What signs did she give him then that she had 'withdrawn her consent' ??

fifi669 · 25/07/2013 18:46

Lover.... Stupid phone.

fifi669 · 25/07/2013 18:45

He said she cried afterwards not because of the sex, but because of feeling used. That he didn't show consideration by not performing oral and leaving straight away. The two things are very different.

I'm not vs MN there's many that agree with me if you read through. The OP herself being one!

By the sounds of what she said he prob didn't have much time to appreciate whether she was enjoying it as much as him, as just before he came they had sex.

They've been sexual partners for a couple of months and we have no idea what kind of stuff they get up to. I can only suggest the lack of foreplay was the reason for the uncomfortableness/bleeding.

I in no way think rape or any kind of sexual assault is ok. When a woman says no she means no, if she pushes a man away, turns away etc at any point, she has withdrawn her consent and that's that. That isn't what occurred here.

OP has spoke to him since, he didn't realise he'd made her feel bad and they plan to meet when he's back off his holiday. He could be the biggest weirdo in the world, but from what OP has said he's just a selfish liver, not a rapist.

valiumredhead · 25/07/2013 18:16

Fifi,I spoke to my Dh and he's thinks any bloke who makes a woman bleed through rough sex when he doesn't know her well enough to know if she'll enjoy it is on very dangerous ground. And he also questions the motives of anyone who would enjoy it when the woman is clearly not enjoying it.

DoctorAnge · 25/07/2013 18:03

Here here fox

FoxMulder · 25/07/2013 14:10

It seems to me that you consent with your body language. And if you don't know your partner well enough to read their body language, then you ask.

runningforthebusinheels · 25/07/2013 14:04

fifi, you are very mistaken about the nature of consent and the law. A person can indeed withdraw their consent at any time during sex. You may think that her not struggling or saying no means she wasn't assaulted. You may think that because the op thinks she wasn't assaulted means she wasn't assaulted. But you're wrong - many women are in denial about rape and sexual assault for years.

However, the relevant point here is that the man must reasonably believe the woman is consenting before and throughout sex. If a man is getting a blow job, and as I said before, suddenly throws you down on the bed and performs a sex act on you that leaves you hurt, bleeding and sobbing for hours - then it is assault.

OP - I sincerely hope that you never see this man again.

RaRaZ · 25/07/2013 13:57

Fair point OBM . However, I totally see where Fifi is coming from, and I too cannot see the relevance of the WBY page in this case. It also seems that a huge onus is being put on the man here when we are discussing an act with two parties. Surely the woman has some responsibility too? Like to say if she doesn't like something?

OhBuggerMe · 25/07/2013 13:36

This reply has been withdrawn

This post has been withdrawn due to privacy concerns.

fifi669 · 25/07/2013 13:19

Reread and my thoughts are the same. It states that she can withdraw her consent anytime. Which she didn't. End of. OP says she wasn't raped/assaulted/abused.

KateSMumsnet · 25/07/2013 12:30

@fifi669

It's not! Stop dramatising! They were engaging in sexual activity, she expected a bit of attention back but he skipped that and went to sex. She felt used because of this. That's all. OP is not scared of him. She did not say or suggest in any way that the activity was going in a way she didn't want. It's not normal to ask for permission between sexual activities, it's natural to progress. I know what sexual assault/rape is, I've read MNHQ WBY. This isn't relevant.

It was a mutually beneficial arrangement, with obvious lack of communication. It's car crash stuff, but it's her business.

OP says.... And I'll point this out again. She was not raped or sexually assaulted. She is not scared if him, he's not violent.

We're glad to see you read WBY, fifi669.

We'd just like to point out that your points about initial consent, violence and being scared are, we think, very relevant. Please have another look at our rape myths busted page

Champagnebubble · 25/07/2013 12:12

This reply has been deleted

Message withdrawn at poster's request.