@blublub
Iflyaway Unfortunately a lot of men talk like that together.
What difference does that make? Lots of men whistle at women as they walk past. Lots of men are abusive to their wives. What's your point?
OP, anybody comparing their partner to a porn star suggests that their bar for sexual choices is very, very base.
There is no such thing as oversensitive; if it hurt you, it hurt you. That's your response, you can't change it and nobody who cares about you would want you to try to change your feelings. Your feelings are the definition of who you are. Rejection of them is rejection of you at your very core.
I would say yes, you're feeling sensitive because of the way he's treated you before, but my question is: why do you think that means you need to try not to have your feelings? You've been burned, and so now you're extra specially scared of fire; that's a natural, healthy, early warning system, and you are choosing to say 'Oh, that's just the alarms going off because there's a fire. Just switch them off; this fire isn't the sort that actually burns people', and you're saying it whilst it is burning you.
LISTEN to your feelings. They're not just peripheral annoying things; they are signposts to a contented life, good relationships with others, and a good relationship with yourself. Keep away from people who give you bad feelings. It doesn't matter why. It doesn't matter how sensitive you are. Their reasons for doing it don't matter.
It matters that you feel bad.