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So embarrassed Probably TMI regarding sex

56 replies

Chocolokka · 16/12/2011 21:13

Gosh so mortified don't know where to begin. Had a thread up recently about probs dh and I were having. We were finally getting back on track and getting on much better...
Last night we were dtd, it was really good, I initiated it but dh had Sid earlier in the evening that he was really in the mood. So it was going really well, Blush h lost his erection a bit so we finished by pleasuring each other orally Blush. It wasnt completely obvious at the time that he had lost his erection because he regained it quite quickly...anyway I didn't want to mention it at the time but as it has happened recently I decided to broach the subject today in an non accusatory way, I just asked him if he had lost it and was it something I had done....he said ( not meanly) that I was quite wet and it didn't help...then he said that maybe I should keep up the kegal exercises...I was really embarrassed, but maybe he was right to say it. I said that I thought he was being hurtful and he said well you have given birth to 2 children.. I was hurt and felt angry and I said maybe he should find himself a virgin.. He said there wd no reason to be nasty.. I said I was hurt by the comment and then we had visitors and haven't mentioned it again. He is entitled to say that I suppose, maybe things have changed for him down there since our youngest child was born..I just don't think I'll feel comfortable for a long time to have sex with him I'll be so paranoid. I am wrong to feel so hurt. It wasn't him who initiated the conversation it was me....I just don't know what to think :(

OP posts:
QueenCess · 19/12/2011 16:19

Perhaps he does have a small penis and it really is a problem for him......

CalamityKate · 19/12/2011 16:25

Oh FGS!

The OP asked what was wrong and her DP told her!

Fair enough to feel a bit miffed, but she did ask!

I really don't understand the vitriol towards him.

Oh, and bleugh at "reduce the juice"... reminds me of a bloke that used to work with DP. He used to talk about going to sleep after sex, still inside his wife, only he used to say "Oooh, yeahhhh.... I like to leave it in to soak "

JackMatthias · 19/12/2011 16:30

What's 'kegal' BTW? Blush at ignorance...

Abitwobblynow · 19/12/2011 16:39

Men are very 'shame' based. So your question attacked his sense of self even though you didn't mean to and you got zinged back.

How old is he? Is he in a very stressful job?

This is an important symptom and needs to be checked out, not ignored. Firstly for heart disease and circulation, and secondly declining testosterone levels (excacerbated by stress)

People don't realised how much and how fast testosterone declines around midlife. T-tests are done in USA but not so much here. It might be worth paying for a testosterone level blood test.

This is a highly misunderstood hormone, it is vital not just for erections and sex drive, but muscle tone and clear thinking as well.

PoppaRob · 21/12/2011 03:39

CalamityKate, I wasn't being crass, just making light of a subject that seemed to have been blown out of proportion. I should have known better than to have tried to add an explanation from a male perspective.

CalamityKate · 21/12/2011 09:22

Oh, be as crass as you like! Sorry, should have added a Grin onto my post I suppose! Grin

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