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Quite long, please read! After having a very physical relationship for the first time and ending up losing my virginity etc, I became single for a whole year. My current boyfriend was a great excitement for me because not only did I feel like I'd found someone to share my life with, I felt like I could finally release some of the pent up sexual frustration I had. After all, a year with no sexual contact with another human being after a very physical relationship makes a girl go crazy (ladies you agree?). He's taken things extremely slow, and I respect that. But we've been dating almost two months and haven't even made out properly with tongue or anything. Kissing was my weakness in the sense that I always wanted it and wouldn't stop when I started, so basically all of this closed-mouth kissing is like waving a steak in front of a bear and telling it not to take it. I'm losing my mind! He refuses to talk about any of his sexual past, which contributes to my theory that he's either a) a virgin, though there is nothing wrong with that; b) absolutely terrified of messing it up; c) stone-cold frigid. What can I do to help loosen him up? To help him talk to me more about these things? Or even to help him make the first move with taking things a step further?

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If he will not talk to you about your sexual concerns and needs, then, to state the obvious, there is nothing you can do. It is troubling that he will not take your needs into consideration... From what you have said you have been reasonable and patient with him... this is going to sound catty; but you have to decide if this is someone you want to spend time with... yes his needs are important but so are yours and you need to think about you and your level of self esteem.

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PS: a relationship where one partner is in hopes of changes the other so the relationship will work is generally doomed.. if he came into the relationship like you describe, then he needs to get his issues sorted out. They are his problems and you are making them yours from the beginning... sorry if this sound harsh

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