Originally Posted by
Cat1864
Sounds to me like he is scared and used to having women walk out on him. He may figure it is only a matter of time until you leave. He may have seen your shock the first you saw his penis. It may be the same look he has seen on the faces of his exes before they left.. Part of him is pushing you away even as another part is holding on to you.
He has a lot of baggage piled up and you seem to be tripping over it. He needs to deal with it. He needs to understand that his attitude and behavior are causing problems in the relationship. Either you are willing to be supportive and stand by him if he is willing to get help and try to learn/adapt to new (to him) ideas or you say enough and walk away before the bedroom issues cause even more friction in the relationship and you do start fighting.
If you choose to stay:
How and when do you try to talk to him about your sexual relationship? Have you tried approaching the discussion in different ways such as talking to him about fantasies or experimenting? Making the discussion less personal and more general?
Couple of suggestions:
Stop having sex with him (including oral) until you can talk about your sex life.
If he is experiencing erectile difficulties and premature ejaculations, talk to him about seeing a doctor. ED problems can be a symptom of other health issues such as Diabetes.
About toys, they make vibrators designed to go on fingers and vibrating gloves. However, I think you may also need to look at how you are expecting to get aroused. Do you go into the bedroom already wanting sex or are you expecting foreplay (fingering, caressing, oral, etc.) to get you aroused? It sometimes seems like a little remembered fact is that in general arousal for women begins long before they take their clothes off and is more mental than physical. If you go to bed dreading sex, then you aren't going to be as aroused as you would be if you were positively anticipating it. Something you might think about and discuss with him.