Let me preface this by by saying that since I've became sexually active, I've always had a voracious sexual appetite. As a result, my list of sexual partners isn't short, I'll admit, and I've always been very open minded in bed. Currently, my boyfriend and I have been dating for nearly two years, and we've been very happy nearly the entire time, I've thought about us in the long run quite often. Over the past two years, however, I've noticed that we've had sex less and less, especially now that we've been living together. Not only that, but the sex we do have has been very...vanilla. Straight missionary (anything else his hips begin to hurt or I'm too short or something which has never seemed to be an issue with any prior partner of mine) is the routine now, not that it was much more adventurous in the beginning. Once we start making out and getting hot, he goes to straight to the point sex. I haven't even had a real orgasm with him yet. A few times I've been close but once I start to whimper he'll stop and ask if something's wrong which kills it.
How have I made it two years as someone with a strong sexual need? I love him. He makes me happy and we get along perfectly. I chalked up the lack of sex to the fact that we're out of school now and busy working and just settling into a couple-y routine or something and was pretty content (lets just say masturbation is a frequent activity).
The other night however, I had a dream in which one ex-boyfriend and an old friend-with-benefits were present. Nothing sexual, but it got me wondering what all my old boyfriends and flings are up to nowadays. That then led to reminiscing about all the really great sex I had with them and realizing I haven't been as satisfied as I thought I was in my current relationship. The next night, I initiated foreplay and sex to prove it wasn't as bad as it seemed and then it was just really lackluster. My boyfriend acts very cute with me all the time, and it seems to have crossed over into sex and the cutesiness in bed was a real turn off plus, once he was in, he didn't stay hard for long which didn't help either. Now, I don't know about anyone else, but I don't want cute sex, I want hot, passionate, make me gasp, sweaty sex. Sadly, I didn't even break a sweat.
Now the question to myself is, how long can I stay with someone if I'm not totally satisfied and he thinks things are fine? My mind's been wandering constantly now to other guys and how lusty I've been, and the last thing I want to do is to do something I'll regret. I don't want to cheat nor do I want to break up and subsequently hurt him but I don't want to constantly doubt my own happiness either.
Take this as one long run-on filled rant if you will, but I'm totally confused as to what to do (not to mention really horny). Help?!
Diane von Furstenberg
Temperley London
Nicole Farhi
You need to talk to him. It's that simple.
Tell him how important sex is to you, and that you want it to be exciting and fun. Tell him you make little noises when you're really enjoying it, so he won't misunderstand. Maybe he hasn't had a lot of experience with other girls, so he doesn't know. Tell him that you want him to be passionate and sexy instead of cute once you're in bed.
If you really love him like you say, then you should communicate everything you want so your guy has a chance to give it to you.
Protect your heart until you find someone who can do it better than you.
1He thinks things are fine? Why? That seems rather unfair to me. If you were to break-up or cheat on him, he would be blindsided because he thinks things are fine when they're not, and you're letting us know instead of him.
2Talk to him, give him a fighting chance but if he still falls short.. move on. I could never live my life without amazing sex and you shouldnt have to. Also, if you REALLY like him... talk to him about having an open relationship. He obviously is content with your relationship and sex life so let him keep what he needs as long as he allows you to find what you need elsewhere.
Good luck
"Don't fall for someone who's not willing to catch you"
3communicate.communicate.communicate.the end.
4Yeah I kept waiting to read in the post how you'd brought this up to him and blah blah and that never happened. Seriously, you NEED to ask for what you want. And if you don't get it, then yeah, you should move on.
5They say it takes two to tango, so ask yourself what you've done to try and spice up your sex life? It's not the sole responsibility of the guy to keep things interesting.
6I'm in agreement with the previous posters, talk to him. Tell him and show him what really turns you on. Maybe he thinks you're lousy in bed or he might not know he's "vanilla". Some people are naive, when it comes to trying new things. Teach him. I have noticed most "vanilla" people, think doing it from behind is kinda taboo...lol
Try a night of pleasuring him only, with adventurous and erotic sexual acts. You be dominant and him the submissive. It sounds like it's been the other way around. If it doesn't change after talking and experimenting, then move on. If you decide to stay, then I suggest you get some erotic material and a vibrator or two.
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