What are you grilling OP for? Who cares about your thoughts on how she decides to ask .... and your thought on her sex life?! How and why you deem it appropriate to respond what you have done is beyond me!!!!!!
Errrm I’m not sure if you’re aware or not but the OP’s post was about her sex life. So obviously when she’s asking a question about it she’s going to receive answers to do with her sex life. What did you want me to reply about, her slippers?!
The fact that every poster but those 2 is on the OP's side, and is supporting her, proves they are wrong
I’m not wrong I just have a different opinion to you. There’s nothing wrong with that. I’m not going to support someone if I don’t agree with them - how boring?!
'Why would you ask him during sex if what you were doing was working?'' She wanted to know
But surely if your sex life is any good you can tell whether it’s ‘working’ or not? You shouldn’t have to ask... hardly sexy is it!
So her partner making her feel like shit about having boundaries about her own body is no problem at all. Her partner not really giving a crap if she doesn't want to do something, as long as she doesnt 'renege on her promise' ? Fine and dandy
The OP even said herself he was JOKINGLY teasing her about “breaking her promise”. He wasn’t giving her shit for not doing anal nor was he purposely making her feel shit for it. He was quite clearly joking, even the OP said that. Yet suddenly he’s abusive.
He sounds an idiot for his comments regarding her period and I’m shocked that anyone genuinely thinks that’s normal but other than that I fail to see the problem. I wouldn’t wanna sleep with him for that thought alone.
He was JOKINGLY teasing her about the whole promise thing, not actually giving her grief or trying to make her feel bad for it. If I’m having sex with my boyfriend I’m confident enough in our sex life to know whether he/we are enjoying it or not - I wouldn’t outright ask him “sorry baby, is this any good for you?” because to me it’s just weird that in a long term relationship you have to pause midway and ask your partner if their enjoying themselves. Totally unsexy too.
And no he isn’t abusive and we don’t have shit sex. Mumsnet posters love to label 99% of men as abusive. My partner is incredibly loving thanks and we trust one another - probably another reason why I don’t understand the whole “ohhh I’m so vulnerable during sex” thing.
If you feel vulnerable during sex I’d start looking at reasons why you feel like that - and usually the answers aren’t found in the bedroom.