Very Upset....ever Happen to You? Posted: 03-27-06 10:14am
So i've been with this guy for about 4
months now and we have the perfect
relationship. Yesterday he told me that
he would break up with me if I can't
orgasm during sex because its a confidence
thing and kills his confidence.
I am so upset because I really care about
this guy and he would break up with me
over that?
I told him it upset me and hes like well
maybe I wouldn't but it would be really
weird being with a girl that can't orgasm.
What is really frustrating is I can orgasm
he just can't make me orgasm. He assumes
it psychological...I told him its
physical, I just can't orgasm from
intercourse. I know the solution have he
rub my clit or whatever.
Just how unfair is this he can't make me
orgasm during intercourse so I should be
the one to get my heartbroken?
And its not like I care, I love sex, I
don't care that I don't orgasm.
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Morning_Glory
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Joined: 10 Mar 2006 Posts: 207 Location: NE Ohio
Posted: 03-27-06 10:49am
Well if its not an issue for you at this
time, why not just "fake it" like alot of
other women do.
Most of us women don't get an orgasm from
intercourse. Occasionally though you
might be able to get one if you are on top
and hitting your clit just right on his
abdomen while you are having sex.
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munky23
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Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 130
Posted: 03-27-06 13:54pm
Well I would fake it but he
knows...According to him he can feel when
a woman has an orgasm (because of the
extra fluid that comes out and squeezing
of the muscles)
and I really can't orgasm on top, i'm too
self-conscious, the only times I even came
close...Which was once was in missionary.
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Ingi
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Posted: 03-27-06 14:42pm
Actually, not all women 'cum' during an
orgasm either.
What i'm curious about it is if it is the
perfect relationship, why he'd throw it
all away over sex? Four months is not
that long and sex often times gets better
the more comfortable you are with your
partner. His pressuring you to have an
orgasm or end the relationship sounds like
you'll never be able to achieve an orgasm
that would 'please' him enough.
Today it's an orgasm, tomorrow it's...?
My solution? Get nasty. You play with
your own clit while you are having sex
with him. Show him what your orgasm is
like.
Have fun!
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munky23
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Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 130
Posted: 03-27-06 16:07pm
Don't you girls see anything wrong with
him wanting to break up with me over
that???
I'm so hurt more than anything.
And I told him i'm less likely to orgasm
now because there is pressure.
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erogers33
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Joined: 09 Jan 2006 Posts: 141 Location: Littleton, CO
Posted: 03-27-06 17:02pm
Sorry to be blunt, but your boyfriend is
being a complete @$$. I would dump him if
I were you. There is absolutely no reason
for him to dump you because you can't have
an orgasm during sex. Most females can't.
It sounds like this guy has some serious
growing up to do. Don't let him make you
feel like crap - you deserve better!
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munky23
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Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 130
Posted: 03-27-06 18:50pm
Thank you erogers33
you understand!
I can't believe people are giving me
orgasming advice.
How could a guy say that?
Especially for what he says is a "perfect"
relationship and i'm the best thing he
ever found.
Lies :( :(
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Morning_Glory
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Joined: 10 Mar 2006 Posts: 207 Location: NE Ohio
Posted: 03-27-06 20:33pm
Your getting orgasm advice because we
thought thats what you were looking for.
You posted this under sexual health not
one of the relationship forums. I'd kick
him to the curb too.
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Ingi
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Posted: 03-27-06 20:38pm
Um, I think I gave you 'other' advice too.
It just seemed that wasn't what you were
looking for.
If it were me, I wouldn't be with anyone
who made me feel bad or guilty about my
sexuality. But, hey, don't take that the
wrong way.
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lsipes
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Joined: 15 Jan 2006 Posts: 325
Posted: 03-27-06 21:29pm
munky23
wrote:
thank you erogers33
you understand!
I can't believe people are giving me
orgasming advice.
How could a guy say that?
Especially for what he says is a "perfect"
relationship and i'm the best thing he
ever found.
Lies :( :(
people are giving your oragsm advice
because you posted this in the women's
sexual health forum. If you wanted
relationship advice, you could've posted
it there. However, I think you've gotten
good advice on both aspects.
Your bf is being a jerk and putting
unrealistic expectations on you, and
unrealistic stipulations on your
relationship. If someone loves you, they
love everything about you. He shouldn't
demand that you orgasm. He should do
everything in his power to make you enjoy
it as much as possible since you *cant*
orgasm.
I'd dump his ass. I know you care about
him but is there a possibility this whole
orgasm issue could be a signal to a much
bigger problem that he's unwilling to
bring up?
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penelope67
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Joined: 02 Jan 2006 Posts: 114 Location: NH
Posted: 03-28-06 09:56am
This is definitely a problem with him and
his insecurities. If you want this
relationship to work, you must understand
that everyone is the way they are for a
reason. Yes, what he said was unfair and
not understanding whatsoever. So whats
the solution? Get him to understand.
Tell him it is a known fact that 31% of
females can orgasm by intercourse alone.
The girls out of the other 69% that want
an orgasm have to work for it. Reaching
orgasm is very psychological, and if the
reason you cant is because he doesnt turn
you on, and you are trying for one, then
thats psychological. If you know that
you want an orgasm and you arent trying
for it, then thats physical, and something
you need to evaluate the importance of.
Having an orgasm is a huge self-esteem
booster for your partner, and to be
honest, I know it would bother me if my
boyfriend couldn't get off with me. I
know we would never have worked out this
long if that was the case. Of course
it's different for guys and girls, but
guys are the last ones to realize that in
my experience. He just doesnt know how
to deal with this, because it feels like a
smack in the face to him, and he wants to
fix it somehow, so thats probably why he
said what he said. Of course i'm not
saying that it was right, because it was
very insensitive, and given my boyfriends
personality, I would be pissed if he said
that. But you have to take other things
into account, because everyone is
different. For example, there are
certain things I would break up with my
boyfriend for. For example, I could say
I would break up with him if he cant show
me the affection that I need, because I
can not be satisfied in a relationship
where I am not shown affection. It is
very important to me. Apply that to your
boyfriend-it must be very important to him
that you have an orgasm, because he needs
that self esteem and he probably assumes
that every girl wants an orgasm every time
like most men. When me and my boyfriend
were first together, I remember how
confused he was when I didnt orgasm during
sex, because that is the whole point of
having sex for a guy. Guys dont
understand that it can feel amazing to
have sex and just relax and not try to
have an orgasm, because they arent like
us. I had to sit down and explain all
this to my boyfriend and that I didnt want
him to feel bad or self-conscious if I
dont have an orgasm, because sometimes,
thats not what its all about for a girl.
He totally understood after that talk and
it has never ever been a problem. If
we're having sex and I dont feel like
having an orgasm, I tell him to go ahead.
But if I do, I demand he wait for me-even
if it be for a very long time. My
problem used to be that it would take me
forever and so I never wanted to bother.
But now I see the light and I hope I shed
some of it on your situation. I hope I
didnt give you advice you werent looking
for, but its no bulls***. I hope I
helped :)
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munky23
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 130
Posted: 03-28-06 11:49am
Thanks penelope
that was the best advice i've gotten.
At first I was really hurt because I
thought he didn't care about me but I
realize now (and with your help) the whole
scope of the issue.
I guess him and I will just have to have a
talk and try different positions and
different things to work it out.
I'm pretty sure he said it out of
frustration, not meaning to hurt me but to
tell me that it was important to him.
Thanks for the advice
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penelope67
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Jan 2006 Posts: 114 Location: NH
Posted: 03-28-06 13:16pm
Oh you are so welcome. I think my easiest
way to achieve orgasm is to do it doggie
style because it really turns me on-then
it really makes me want to touch myself,
and once I feel I am almost there, I get
on my back, because I think it feels much
better that way. Try it. Also a vibrator
is a great way to start off, because you
can relax and enjoy and once you are
really turned on turn off the vibrator and
finish yourself, because then you will
want to. Good luck with this relationship
and just know that whatever happens, it
will happen for a reason and will only
make you two learn from each other.
Whatever you do, don't fake it, because if
this turns into a long-term relationship,
you better bet it will make you feel
really guilty about not being honest with
him, because if you think about it, faking
an orgasm is a form of lying and
deception, and I think we all know that is
not a good thing in a relationship.
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