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i understand its probably normal for guys in their 20s to have high sex drives, but when do they calm down, and i dont mean not wanting sex as im sure thats never, but surely they cant go on til their dead thinking of sex all the time. are they ever just happy with love makign or does it always have to be dirty and dressing up, sex toys etc.
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You obviously have somebody that is obsessed with sex and somebody does not know the true meaning of lovemaking or just being content with just pure love.
You need to communicate your feelings and concerns if you do not, you will never get to the buttom of this problem for you.
This is the guy who gets upset when you say no? AND he's pushing your boundaries with sexual ideas that aren't your cup of tea?
You need to tell him to back the heck off. You aren't his sex toy, and you should NEVER feel guilty for saying no to sex. EVER. If you aren't in the mood, aren't comfortable, whatever--DO NOT DO IT.
If he can't recover from your "no" within a reasonable amount of time, then you need to ditch this guy--because he should not be focusing solely on that area of your relationship, and it sounds like he is.
I didn't read that into the OP. Some people are adventurous, other are so dull it can bring you to tears. I've once been with a woman so horrible in bed I finally understood the joke about Coyote ugly. I just wanted to get away without waking her up I understood chewing ones arm off to get out of a trap at that moment. She was a sweet person awake and in public, but a cadaver would have been more exciting in bed. I'm sure she didn't intend to be like that so I didn't have the heart to just flat out tell her. In hindsight that was pretty gutless I know. But at that time I didn't have the personal experience that comes with age.
Do what you are comfortable with doing.....don't be a booty call to someone that feels he has to go until it falls off then you don't hear from him again until the next time he has an urge.
One thing about successful relationships, two people have to have other things beside sex to do together.....if men and women have no hobbies or sports in their lives, they are apt to put too much pressure on their sexual side to entertain themselves, and that is a bad thing.
I didn't read that into the OP. Some people are adventurous, other are so dull it can bring you to tears. I've once been with a woman so horrible in bed I finally understood the joke about Coyote ugly. I just wanted to get away without waking her up I understood chewing ones arm off to get out of a trap at that moment. She was a sweet person awake and in public, but a cadaver would have been more exciting in bed. I'm sure she didn't intend to be like that so I didn't have the heart to just flat out tell her. In hindsight that was pretty gutless I know. But at that time I didn't have the personal experience that comes with age.
Do what you are comfortable with doing.....don't be a booty call to someone that feels he has to go until it falls off then you don't hear from him again until the next time he has an urge.
And never do anything you feel pressured to do.
Smoothy--I got that from another thread she posted, about him being upset any time she said no, including when she was on her period.
Men ( many) talk sex, thing sex and day dream about sex. With that said, they will joke about sex, and so on. It is the nature of the animal.
Now with a relastionship, this is what dating and getting to know your partner is about, to be sure you have someone that will care about your feelings, and also understand your needs and desires.
So yes, he may want it all the time, but he should also understand he won't get it all the time
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