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Am i weird? or has this happened to someone else?

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BlueberryJuice · 22/05/2016 17:25

Incase this is relevant i have a very high sex drive & dh has average sex drive. After a certain amount of time with no sex i start to dream about sex, this i know is common in itself, but if the period of no sex goes longer than a couple of months then thats when things get more different....

What i mean is i will dream about sex and the dream will become very vivid and i will often wake to find myself masterbating and often in mid orgasm, and quite i few times, in my sleep, often without waking I have given my dh a handjob, even managed to 'finish him off' again sometimes without even waking!

Anyone else had this or am i just weird? Lol Blush

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TheNaze73 · 22/05/2016 23:19

You're not weird at all. We've all done it

SaveSomeSpendSome · 22/05/2016 23:20

It happens to everyone

RockMeMomma · 22/05/2016 23:23

You could have sexomnia? It's contraversial to diagnose but common unofficially iyswim

BlueberryJuice · 23/05/2016 05:43

so glad im not the only one!

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00100001 · 23/05/2016 11:53

is your DH is asleep whilst you do this to him?

BlueberryJuice · 23/05/2016 21:45

Yes, tho of course he ends up waking up lol

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NoCapes · 23/05/2016 21:48

Have I ever performed a sex act on a sleeping person? I can very happily say no I've never done this Hmm

00100001 · 23/05/2016 21:50

That's not funny. That's assault

scoobyloobyloo · 23/05/2016 21:52

If you were asleep it would not be classed as assault.

Pipbin · 23/05/2016 21:53

Happens to me loads, and I have a very very low sex drive.
I find it happens if I sleep in.
It was a real worry when I had IVF as I was told that I wasn't allowed to have an orgasm after the embryo transfer!

Pipbin · 23/05/2016 21:54

By which I mean I have a sex dream that gives me an orgasm, not that I wank off DH.

00100001 · 24/05/2016 07:29

So, your saying its OK for her to do this becise she's asleep?

Its not OK, the other person hasn't consented. He nerds to do something aboit this.

I'm pretty sure there was another similar thread where the DH was doing this to his wife. And the consensus was he nerds tonfind a way to stop this.

Would you find it funny if your partner was touching you like this in their sleep?

BlueberryJuice · 24/05/2016 08:15

I would be more than happy for him to do this! and its not assault, if he didn't want it happening all he would have to do is wake me up and tell me to stop, but he has said he loves being woken up this way

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scoobyloobyloo · 24/05/2016 08:45

It's not ok if he's not ok with it.

But if she's genuinely asleep, it's not legally classed as assault.

BlueberryJuice · 24/05/2016 09:04

Exactly scooby! After it first happened i did say to him that if he didn't want it to happen then to stop me and he said that he enjoyed it happening so no assault there, and he's not forcing me to do the act as im asleep when i start to do this, he did also say if i felt uncomfortable doing this then he would stop me, but i told him that i was more than happy to be doing this, therefore theres consent on both sides meaning no assault

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00100001 · 24/05/2016 09:31

But HOW is he consenting when he's asleep????

00100001 · 24/05/2016 09:32

"if he didn't want it happening all he would have to do is wake me up and tell me to stop,"

How can he wake you up if he's asleep?? Confused

Fourormore · 24/05/2016 09:33

The partner has said that he likes being woken up in this way - he's happy for it to happen.

I understand where you're coming from binary but there's no point creating a problem where there isn't one.

IWILLgiveupsugar · 24/05/2016 09:34

He has told her he is fine with it when he is awake. Some people are determined to see assault where none exists.

BlueberryJuice · 24/05/2016 10:02

How can he wake you up if he's asleep??

Because me doing the action naturally has woken him up everytime!

And when we first got together and entered in to a sexual relationship 8 years ago we discussed at the time things we would/wouldnt do, and things we liked/didnt like, so we both know each others bounderies/limits

Of course there will be occassions where one of us has thought about something new we have wanted to try, but we dicuss our idea, and if it dont work for both of us than we wont do it

*The partner has said that he likes being woken up in this way - he's happy for it to happen.

I understand where you're coming from binary but there's no point creating a problem where there isn't one* exactly, im happy to do it, he's happy to have me doing it so no problem in this case :D

Some people are determined to see assault where none exist

Beginning to think your right there! especially as ive already mentioned that theres mutual consent, and while its a strange thing to happen, its turned into something we both enjoy and are BOTH happy to happen

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00100001 · 24/05/2016 10:04

I understand that he is consenting when he's awake. But, he still isn't consenting when he's asleep. He is unable to consent whilst asleep.

I know I can't say "stop" or "carry on"whilst asleep. So how can he?

Confused
BlueberryJuice · 24/05/2016 10:10

Because after the first time it happened we discussed it and he said that he was more than happy to have it happen again & that if he ever changed his mind he would tell me, and that if he ever wanted me to stop (which he never has) then he would wake me up to stop me! There have been occasions where ive woken up, and ive always asked him if he wants me to carry on, and he always has, and for the record ive always been more than happy to carry on

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scoobyloobyloo · 24/05/2016 11:09

He's not consenting.

She is asleep. She's not consenting either. There is no intent therefore he may feel 'assaulted' (he clearly doesn't from what she's said) but she has not consciously assaulted him.

TheoriginalLEM · 24/05/2016 11:16

i don't think anyone here has the right to say if this is 'ok'or not for the op's partner!

in the past both myself and dp have woken each other up like this. Intentionally. Although now dp would be too scared to try!!!

What i mean is - if its ok fot them jump off your high horses.

BlueberryJuice · 24/05/2016 11:36

What i mean is - if its ok fot them jump off your high horses

i agree, we have both said to each other we enjoy waking up this way and have both given the other permission to do this/have this done to us regardless or wether we are asleep or not Smile

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