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Twisted views of sex?

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thedemonwithout · 04/10/2016 19:05

I've name changed but been a poster since 2011.

I have a very irrational view of sex.

I am not really interested in having sex with someone as such. I like being hugged, but I separate sex and love.

I seem to feel that sex is an almost punishment, I guess?

Any fantasy I have is negative towards me.

My ex was sexually abusive and had a few negative experiences but other than with DH I've felt very used yet perhaps sexually destructive.

I'm not afraid of being sexual- in fact, I think it's fine to do whatever you like. I just feel like sex is kind of something I should hate but love is great and anything involving hugs, family times etc really is lovely to me.

Anyone have anything similar and how to deal with it?

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booksandcoffee · 04/10/2016 19:10

It sounds like you could do with getting some therapy on the matter. Unless you mean you get kicks out of massachism, in which case each to their own.

thedemonwithout · 04/10/2016 19:12

I don't think it's specifically that. I mean I do get turned on by it but it's the fact I've been hurt/shamed rather than a submissive want if that makes sense.

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VelvetSparkles · 04/10/2016 23:18

If you enjoyed it / it would sound like emotional masochism to me. You get off on erotic shame? You like feeling used, a receptacle for his pleasure? Maybe tested roughly, without care or concern for your own enjoyment?

Because you say you're not interested in sex and you feel like sex is a punishment, I'd hazard a guess you feel guilty for enjoying it. Where that guilt comes from only a counsellor can help you with - unless it's catholic guilt and then you have no hope, trust me on that one

MsStricty · 04/10/2016 23:22

One book that will help:

The Erotic Mind, by Jack Morin

You'll find your answers there, including insight to what the book terms as your "troublesome turn-ons". Jack Morin was a pioneering sex therapist who studied sexual behaviour and fantasies.

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