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Troubled by what happened (Trigger Warning)

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AverageNSad · 27/08/2020 19:03

Hi, I’ve namechanged but I’m a regular poster.

Something is bothering me about what happened in the bedroom today. I’ve been together with my DP for six years (approx) but today I was giving him oral and when he finished he shoved himself right down my throat. I tried to move my head back because I couldn’t breathe but he wouldn’t let me. I struggled with him for about ten / fifteen seconds before he let me go.

I’m feeling a bit shocked/numb if I’m honest. He did tell me that he was going to choke me (which we often do but it’s normally a few seconds at most and not when he is finishing and if I try to move back he always lets me). He normally always tells me that he is going to come. This time he didn’t and just forcibly held my head down until my throat was full.

I was scared and feel a bit teary now. I’m not sure what I want from this post but I have nobody to talk to in real life. I’m also angry with myself that I behaved afterwards like I was ok - I just told him I preferred some warning before he finished.

Should I raise this again with him do you think or just let it go? I don’t know if he just got carried away or what.

Title edited by MHNQ to clarify that 'TW' in this instance stands for Trigger Warning

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VelveteenBunni · 06/09/2020 18:16

Glad to hear you are doing well. Enjoy Turkey and stay safe!

Torvean32 · 06/09/2020 18:39

I bet if you bit him he wouldn't be so keen to do that again.

jessstan2 · 07/09/2020 01:26

I was thinking about what you were saying regarding his job in the legal profession which exposes him to a lot of knowledge - stuff which most of us would not want to know. I've often wondered how people cope with hearing about (sometimes even seeing on film), vile, abusive sexual practices. I know the police have a counselling service for this. They have to desensitise themselves but there is a danger that they could start thinking it's 'normal' and want to try it.

Somethingkindaoooo · 07/09/2020 01:52

Op
Glad to hear you are with your mum.

Your update, re his profession is chilling. He must hate women.

madmumofteens · 07/09/2020 21:35

Glad to hear that you're ok OP and with your mum take good care of yourself x

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