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To request that my DH doesn't suck my nipples when I'm asleep
Luxme · 28/06/2015 19:16
I was just asleep in bed (hectic day with LO) and my DH woke me up by sucking my nipple. I absolutely hate this and have always done (he knows this and i wasn't able to breastfeed for very long as the sensation of anything on my nipples makes me feel disgusting) and then says 'you used to let me' (he's confusing me with his ex i think as i have never let him). then after i tell him off says 'ok ok' (he said this last time and has done it again).
Childishly i have put his toothbrush down the toilet. because without screaming at him, this is the only way i can think of getting him to realise how much i hate this as the only comparison i have is that he hates not being able to brush his teeth as that also makes him feel disgusting.
RinkRashDerbyKisses · 28/06/2015 19:18
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PHANTOMnamechanger · 28/06/2015 19:20
well, reading through your first parag I was going to sympathise greatly and say he should respect your dislike, and that if he persists in doing anything of a sexual nature against your will, then he is an abusive creep.
But then you put his toothbrush down the loo do grown up people actually do pathetic stuff like that??
PHANTOMnamechanger · 28/06/2015 19:26
I think where adult partners cant TALK properly and respect each others wishes, about anything but especially about sexual preferences (because yes, i'm sure that IS sexual assault) then they have a big problem.
I think resorting to the toothbrush/loo thing instead of getting very angry and upset to show him just how you feel, is not going to work. You still have the same problem. Either you're not telling him your feelings properly or he is not listening. Why? Does he respect you, take you seriously, in other ways? Does he expect you to always compromise/bend to his will? Will he compromise at all, Or is he a selfish bully who thinks he can do what the hell he likes? (and that no does not mean no)
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