Quote:
Originally posted by
Stormy
Talk to him. Mirror in your words what he doesn't do in the bedroom:
"How would you feel if I only concentrated on my orgasms and not yours?"
Let him answer, honestly. And then go from there. Some people are just oblivious to things and
...
Talk to him. Mirror in your words what he doesn't do in the bedroom:
"How would you feel if I only concentrated on my orgasms and not yours?"
Let him answer, honestly. And then go from there. Some people are just oblivious to things and talking about it always helps. Overtalking about it, in some cases. If he doesn't step up, keep talking and find out way. Does he not know how? Is it not important to him? Is sex in general not important to him? Just keep talking!
Yep, ditto to this. Communicate, communicate and communicate some more! Use "I" statements, and avoid placing blame or criticizing. Sit down to talk to him at a neutral time when sex is not on the menu and you're both calm.
And also keep in mind that it isn't his job alone to bring you to orgasm, that's something you have a part in too. Would he be ok with you touching yourself during sex, or using a toy? Orgasms are 50/50 and we all have to be active participants in our own pleasure and our partner's pleasure.
I sure do wish you both the best!