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sexual question

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livinginthesticks · 04/03/2011 22:46

ok, I have met a new man. He is lovely and I really like him. The problem for me is that I don't feel a huge sexual chemistry with him. I think it may be that I have been hurt from past relationships and having problems letting myself feel it if you see what I mean.

I know from past experience that as soon as I have an orgasm with a man - I'm hooked!

I've been to bed with him twice so far and it was fine - but I didn't orgasm and I really want to because I know there'll be no problem from then on (or I think there won't.) He obviously wants to please me and I'm not sure what to do...

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livinginthesticks · 04/03/2011 23:58

I wish I knew that because it's blighted my life. Even men who aren't necessarily bad but who I would never want a relationship with do it for me.

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squeakytoy · 05/03/2011 00:04

I do think you need lust, but I also think you can get that more gradually than being hit by a thunderbolt too. If someone treats you right, makes you laugh, and you share common interests and have fun together, a slow burner can suddenly take off. So if he seems a decent bloke who isnt likely to shit on you, then its worth giving it the chance.

boxingHelena · 05/03/2011 00:04

ooh, there is not such a thing as a good boy
does it help? Grin

boxingHelena · 05/03/2011 00:06

I agree with last comment of Squeaky
a stiff drink may come in handy

livinginthesticks · 05/03/2011 00:08

yes for some reason boxinghelena that does help and makes me laugh too!

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Monty27 · 05/03/2011 00:11

Living - I think you're answering your own dilemma here.

You don't fancy him.

If it's a loving sexual relationship that you want it's not him.

Sad but true imo.

Take your time, love yourself and meet someone who has it all for you. :)

Monty27 · 05/03/2011 00:13

Living - xpost with Squeaky I would agree with that, if love grows...

And lol at a stiff drink for some immature reason Grin

boxingHelena · 05/03/2011 00:27

you never know, its is not always 100% down to ''us'', to what we feel. He could do something that you dont expect and blow your socks of. Give him some credit. He got you interested so far after all Wink

livinginthesticks · 05/03/2011 21:11

he's coming round this evening - I'm going to have to explain something about the way I feel to him as I'm not acting normal with him. Just what do I say - be totally honest or is that too brutal?

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boxingHelena · 05/03/2011 21:17

Honesty as Afrodisiac ?

livinginthesticks · 05/03/2011 21:32

you think no then??!

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