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To ask my boyfriend not to talk to me when DTD?

134 replies

6079SmithW · 29/01/2018 13:03

I get that it's probably all part of the experience for him, and I in no way want to curtail his enjoyment. A few odd words/phrases here or there I actually quite like too, but it is becoming almost a running commentary! AIBU to tell him to shut up?

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amusedbush · 02/02/2018 14:29

MrPan

Are you the OP's boyfriend? Grin

"Express your feelings" generally doesn't mean complimenting someone on their fanny.

gamerchick · 02/02/2018 14:35

"Express your feelings" generally doesn't mean complimenting someone on their fanny

Grin

Yep, maybe just not do a verbal commentary when on the nest and it’s sound.

pallisers · 02/02/2018 14:38

"Express your feelings" generally doesn't mean complimenting someone on their fanny.

MrPan suddenly realises where he has been going wrong all these years.

MrPan · 02/02/2018 14:40
picklemepopcorn · 02/02/2018 15:31

To be fair, maybe Mr Pan's deepest thought and feelings are all about fannies.

MiltonBurnedTheBuildingDown · 02/02/2018 15:58

Good grief, if that's what a man expressing his feelings sounds like you can keep it.

6079SmithW · 02/02/2018 18:41

@MrPan It was never my intention to present my bf to be ridiculed, just to check whether I would BU to ask him not to talk so much. Tbh I wasn't sure if not liking it was just something peculiar to me or not.

However I have to agree with PP. If you genuinely equate talking about your feelings with any of the examples I have of what he says then you are very misguided. Even my bf wouldn't try to pass them off as feelings and he's saying it Grin

I'd hope anyone I asked to discuss their feelings with me would at least think it worthy of keeping still and looking me in the face while we were doing it!

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6079SmithW · 02/02/2018 18:43

@picklemepopcorn

To be fair, maybe Mr Pan's deepest thought and feelings are all about fannies

GrinGrinGrin

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Alisvolatpropiis · 02/02/2018 18:49

I’ve never had an incessant talker. I do like a bit of dirty talk but only a bit.

I did have an entirely silent during sex boyfriend once. I mean as in, he seemed to hold his breath the entire time, couldn’t even hear him breathing sort of silent. It was very off putting. Not least because he would often say how much the noises I made turned him on Hmm. I found myself getting distracted trying to work out cues that weren’t just an erect penis.

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