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she burst into tears during sex

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ljd1989 · 16/10/2016 17:49

Hi all I would really appreciate to hear some opinions on this, I've been seeing a girl for about 5 months now, we've both been keeping it quite casual. She still isn't sure if she ready to bring a new man into her kids lives yet and she has a lot of other stuff going on holding her back from moving forward with the relationship at the moment. I know I have started to fall for her and from how she is with me its quite clear that she's started to develop feelings as well but seems to be fighting them. the other night whilst we were having sex she burst into tears crying and became quite inconsolable she kept coming in for a cuddle and then turning away and saying she didn't want me to see her like that, it must of lasted for about an hour until we fell asleep then the next day she said she needed a few days space to sort her head out and didn't want to talk about or explain what was going on the night before. I'm quite confused as to what this means or what I can do to resolve it and would appreciate any of your opinions on it.

OP posts:
forumdonkey · 16/10/2016 20:18

I've done it too. A very emotional intense moment with a man I loved dearly. I don't know why either, it was like an emotional response to very deep and intense moment that I had no control over. Bloody hormones

everythingis · 16/10/2016 21:25

Could be anything. I have the weird crash post coital from time to time that until I read about it being quite common I thought I was experiencing ptsd! Now I know it's normal it doesn't hit so hard.

On the other hand I remember crying like the op describes during sex once years ago with a lovely guy when I just had a wtf am I doing here/with my life/all sorts kind of epiphany.

Op she really might not know what she was upset about - sex reaches places in your mind you usually can't sometimes. Don't assume it's a reflection on your relationship. You sound like a lovely partner btw

Allofaflumble · 16/10/2016 22:21

It seems that if you are insecure, have jealous feelings, feel uncertain about your future or any manner of emotional stuff, then you should be avoided according to Mumsnet!

They must have such perfect, conflict free, emotionless relationships. Confused

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