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Stonerrrgirl
Jan 3, 2013, 04:46 PM
Me and my boyfriend have been dating about 8 months. We live about an hour and a half away from each other but we see each other a few times a week. He is very sweet, a perfect gentleman. When we hang out we have a great time. He buys me flowers, gifts, takes me out to dinner, compliments me all the time. We never argue. The only thing is he is terrible in bed. Literally awful. The first time we had sex I was shocked to see how small his penis was. But that's not everything and should not matter that much. There wasn't much foreplay and it was over in 3 minutes. I did not feel much.

He asked it if I liked it and I was honest and said no. He said he would work on it but it never go any better. He also won't perform oral sex on me. I've asked he says "he had a horrible experience with his ex and she smelled bad". I am always very clean and shaved. He as told me so. But still won't even budge to do it. I always perform oral sex on him and he does orgasm but he won't do it to me. Now when we have sex as foreplay he will finger me for 20 seconds and he will get top and after a minute he's finished and says he can't keep his erection after he cums. Which sucks. Or we are about to have sex, but I will give him oral sex first and he will get off very fast and that's it and it's over. He has never made me orgasm.

I've tried talking to him about it but nothing works. It's extremely frustrating because he is very good to me in all other parts of the relationship. Any ideas to help make this better? I'm 20 he is older and 28. All of his girls have left him for other men and I feel bad because he is very kind. I do not want to break up with him or cheat on him. What else can I do?

smoothy
Jan 3, 2013, 06:26 PM
As far as I'm concerned.. he's not the perfect boyfriend then... if he was he'd be great there too.

slapshot_oi
Jan 3, 2013, 07:23 PM
Seek help from a third-party. This could be YouTube, a free seminar, or worst case scenario (because they're expensive) a councilor. It's possible that if he hears it from someone else he'll start taking it seriously. If that fails, then like smoothy said, he ain't the perfect boyfriend.

Fr_Chuck
Jan 4, 2013, 01:57 AM
He may never want to do oral and that should not be pushed if he does not like to. So you will, does not mean she should. Many men hate to do it, and no reason they should have to, if they don't want to.

As for as foreplay, he does not jump on top, you don't have to let him, just say no, you need to get off first, what about sex toys ?

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 09:41 AM
I don't think you should just give up on this relationship because he's not very good at sex - although that's probably what all his other exes ended up doing. If he finishes too quickly when you perform oral before sex, just don't perform oral. Spend time getting worked up together. If he's always getting aroused quickly, tell him you would like more foreplay. It might help you two get to the same arousal levels at the same time. Also, if he doesn't want to perform oral and his penis alone isn't doing it for you, ask him to maybe use his fingers more. I also second the idea of sex toys, but you wouldn't want to be supplementing him with sex toys too much or he'll feel unwanted - one of the reasons I think fingers might be good, that's still him, his body.

There might be several ways to work with this situation. If you really care about him and want this relationship to work, I think you should try. However, if isn't willing to try new things and if your sex life overally isn't improving, then don't force the relationship either.

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 09:59 AM
Well, let me say... that horrible experience where a previous girlfriend smelled bad... let me tell you that something you don't easily forget... maybe NEVER forget... thats one of those things that is forever burned into your mind... the last time I experienced that was over 20 years ago and it still sends a chill down my spine and gives me a nauseous feeling every time I think about it.

However its not stopped me with others after that.

YOu might waste a lot of time trying and never get him to change... or at best spend a lot of time and not get much of a change... and you have achieved what? First you won't be happy with that... and if it bothers you now... just imagine how bad it will be after years of frustration... it gets worse not better unless HE really want to do it...

You can teach a guy who likes to do it but is bad at it... but you can't teach him to like it.

That works conversely when the genders are reversed as well. If one really loves anal and the other really hates it... how are you ever going to reach a happy medium. And if you don't someone's going to end up really unhappy over time.

A great relationship and a great match you would share a lot of mutual things together.. including stuff like this which can be really, really important... more than you might think right now.

Consider 5 years without it... 10 years without it... or 20+ years without something you find so pleasurable.

Compare it to your favorite desert... its not unreasonible to want it from time to time.. and its something you could have time to time... but you are told sorry... but you just can't have it because they don't want to make it for you... you might think its not a big deal but over time you are going to really, really want it and its going to grate on you that you can't have it.


So there you have my logic as to why I tell people to walk away from relationships where all the big stuff isn't exactly right... because life is short... I don't condone people wasting any of it waiting for things to happen that they want to happen when all indications are its never going to happen. You never get that time back.

And they might very well be a great person... they just aren't a great match for you.

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 12:59 PM
She said and I quote "I do not want to break up with him or cheat on him. What else can I do?" So suggestions were offered.

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 01:08 PM
She said and I quote "I do not want to break up with him or cheat on him. What else can I do?" So suggestions were offered.

And she's not old enough to consider that she might be on a dead end street with this topic...

Young people tend to get overly focused on ONE person expecting to change them to fit what they want , rather than looking for what they want in the first place.

By the time you are in your late 20's to early 30's... the logic is obvious... but through your early 20's... most people can't see the obvious.

There are young women that are victims of abuse that don't want to leave the abuser for the very same reasons... not wanting to do what needs to be done leads to eventual divorces and infidelity... when the reality sinks in you can't change someone's nature...

You can teach them skills... but they have to be willing to learn them first...

Just like there are some women that flat out refuse to give oral, anal or whatever... there are some guys like that as well. He's one.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 01:12 PM
WARNING! THIS MAY SEEM DEROGATORY TO SOME.

I would take an orgasm over flowers, chocolates or even a fancy dinner.

It may be because I am sick and twisted... Or not...

I'm sorry to say, but that would be a dealbreaker for me. You know, I think I could handle the "not being able to from his cock" but if he REFUSES to make me with his tongue... then all bets are off!

Sex is supposed to be fun and enjoyable for BOTH parties. And 20 seconds of foreplay isn't going to cut it.

It almost seems like he is selfish in the bedroom.

Frankly, I wouldn't give him head anymore until he gives you an orgasm first. Hell, even two or three first... and it shouldn't matter if he has an extra belly button, there are other ways to make you .

There is a reason his previous girlfriends left him for other men.

... just saying.

I agree with Smoothy! Life is too short.

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 01:23 PM
WARNING! THIS MAY SEEM DEROGATORY TO SOME.

I would take an orgasm over flowers, chocolates or even a fancy dinner.

It may be because I am sick and twisted... Or not...

I'm sorry to say, but that would be a dealbreaker for me. You know, I think I could handle the "not being able to from his cock" but if he REFUSES to make me with his tongue....then all bets are off!

Sex is supposed to be fun and enjoyable for BOTH parties. And 20 seconds of foreplay isn't going to cut it.

It almost seems like he is selfish in the bedroom.

Frankly, I wouldn't give him head anymore until he gives you an orgasm first. Hell, even two or three first...and it shouldn't matter if he has an extra belly button, there are other ways to make you .

There is a reason his previous girlfriends left him for other men.

....just sayin.

I agree with Smoothy! Life is too short.

Exactly.. a couple of my first serious girlfriends flat out would not do oral on me or let me do it on them. (or Anal either)... and I didn't have the perspective and life experience to see what prudes they were at the time... while they seemed great at the time as I got older I learned that THANK GOD I GOT AWAY FROM THEM because until I moved on to someone better... I didn't realise how bad it really was at that time...

You can't know what bad really is until you've been with someone really good... and that takes time and experience...


Most peoples first couple serious relationships seem perfect... because they haven't really experienced what good was yet.

What seemed perfect to me 32 years ago in College... in hindsight really, and I mean really sucked... after gathered much more experience and had much better relationships I could see this..

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 01:43 PM
True but the importance of sex in a relationship fades. If everything else is perfect, wouldn't you feel motivated to try to make this one aspect work before you quit altogether? Furthermore, some of the pro-porn arguments supplied here were supported with the evidence that orgasm is just a release of tension and so forth, hardly the key factor in a relationship or even a key concern in a sexual relationship; that there are many other reasons you would be with a person aside from the sexual aspects. Either sex is the make it or break it lynchpin of a relationship or it's a small facet in an otherwise complex arrangement. It cannot be upheld in one scenario as the key to a strong connection and in other scenarios as something otherwise not worth concerning yourself with.

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 01:53 PM
True but the importance of sex in a relationship fades. If everything else is perfect, wouldn't you feel motivated to try to make this one aspect work before you quit altogether? Furthermore, some of the pro-porn arguments supplied here were supported with the evidence that orgasm is just a release of tension and so forth, hardly the key factor in a relationship or even a key concern in a sexual relationship; that there are many other reasons why you would be with a person aside from the sexual aspects. Either sex is the make it or break it lynchpin of a relationship or it's a small facet in an otherwise complex arrangement. It cannot be upheld in one scenario as the key to a strong connection and in other scenarios as something otherwise not worth concerning yourself with.

Whoa... the importance of sex in a relationship fades?

Where did you get that bit of information from... because that is way wrong... I know you yourself are very young but I'll be the first to tell you as someone who is over 50 and been married 21 years now... sex is every bit as important 21 years into a marriage as it was in the honeymoon phase.

Its not the only thing... but its far from being a minor thing.

Let one party decide they don't want to have sex... and see how long that marriage lasts or the other starts cheating.

Maybe when you get to be 70... but then maybe not if you talk to people that work in nursing homes.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 01:56 PM
True but the importance of sex in a relationship fades. If everything else is perfect, wouldn't you feel motivated to try to make this one aspect work before you quit altogether? Furthermore, some of the pro-porn arguments supplied here were supported with the evidence that orgasm is just a release of tension and so forth, hardly the key factor in a relationship or even a key concern in a sexual relationship; that there are many other reasons why you would be with a person aside from the sexual aspects. Either sex is the make it or break it lynchpin of a relationship or it's a small facet in an otherwise complex arrangement. It cannot be upheld in one scenario as the key to a strong connection and in other scenarios as something otherwise not worth concerning yourself with.

OP has expressed her concerns to her boyfriend.

I could see if he is was oozing with experience.

Then I would recommend that she teach him.

However, that doesn't seem to be the case. He has been with others. He also claims that he won't perform oral because he had a bad experience in the past. Ok, fair enough, but she wasn't that person. He shouldn't penalize her do to somebody else's lack of cleanliness, should he?

He only stimulates her with his finger for a few seconds then he gets on top of her, does his business and gets off, literally.

That doesn't sound like an ever lasting relationship.

I find it funny that he will allow her to give oral sex, but not reciprocate unless its penetration, where that would be beneficial for him.

See what I'm saying?

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 02:05 PM
What about after the honeymoon phase (where sex goes from being extremely central to just part of it)? There is a big difference in the role of sex from the beginning of a relationship to 20 years later. What about when you have kids and your relationship becomes less about the two of you and more about the three, four, five, or twelve of you? A relationship evolves and changes over time. I think it's very sex centered for the first few years and after that becomes more about the intellectual connection among other factors - a phenomenon which I have seen you, smoothy, describing. (I was just reading an article the other day that said we are programmed to be truly monogamous, and actually enjoy monogamy, for about 4 years with a given partner before we start seeking other partners out - Assuming the truth of this, the role of sex in that relationship, with that person would change. Your partner might become more of what you have and less of what you honestly sexually desire). The level of sex's importance in the overall structure of the relationship would definitely decline as the relationship became more complex - I'm not saying that libido declines, just the role of sex.

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 02:08 PM
Enigma, I see what you're saying and I agree that he sounds rather selfish in bed, though otherwise giving. However, she has said that she would like to try to make things work. I attempted to supply some ideas while also mentioning that if further attempts don't work, that she shouldn't force a relationship.

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 02:17 PM
What about after the honeymoon phase (where sex goes from being extremely central to just part of it)? There is a big difference in the role of sex from the beginning of a relationship to 20 years later. What about when you have kids and your relationship becomes less about the two of you and more about the three, four, five, or twelve of you? A relationship evolves and changes over time. I think it's very sex centered for the first few years and after that becomes more about the intellectual connection among other factors - a phenomenon which I have seen you, smoothy, describing. (I was just reading an article the other day that said we are programmed to be truly monogamous, and actually enjoy monogamy, for about 4 years with a given partner before we start seeking other partners out - Assuming the truth of this, the role of sex in that relationship, with that person would change. Your partner might become more of what you have and less of what you honestly sexually desire). The level of sex's importance in the overall structure of the relationship would definitely decline as the relationship became more complex - I'm not saying that libido declines, just the role of sex.

I believe monogomy is learned... not a natural thing. At least for men... women are inclined to monogomy for their own reasons... its based in instinct which is genetic.


You are viewing it wrong... if you are responsible you dated long enough to get past the lust stage... where sex would be central. If you dated for say 3 years before getting married... the honeymoon phase isn't equal to the lust stage at all... and actually the honeymoon stage isn't as perfect as some people think... thats when you are learning to live with each others quirks that didn't come out sooner... and getting into routines and peoples responsibilities are being defined.

That's usually worked out by the 2nd or 3rd year... now how boring things get are purely up to the two of you.

You can work to keep things fresh... or you can just fall into a rut and do the same thing over and over and over...

Many of us... learned enough early on to want to keep it fresh... so even after 21 years.. its still an everyday thing...

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 02:17 PM
Enigma, I see what you're saying and I agree that he sounds rather selfish in bed, though otherwise giving. However, she has said that she would like to try to make things work. I attempted to supply some ideas while also mentioning that if further attempts don't work, that she shouldn't force a relationship.

I believe that sex isn't the only thing that makes for a great relationship. I do believe that it does help. My definition of sex isn't about "getting off" it is about a strong connection between two people.

And during that connection, I believe that exploring the body is an amazing thing.

It isn't about the destination. It is about the journey. OP's lover doesn't seem to want to explore her body. To know what makes her shake and quiver.

Eight months... and the sex is " terrible"? They haven't even been together long enough to know the changes in a romantic relationship.

If he is bad, AND she explains in a diplomatic way, AND he is unwilling to change your help the situation out, then she needs to reassess the situation.

...

backpack2389
Jan 4, 2013, 02:20 PM
The article I was reading discussed the advantages of relatively short term (4 years) monogamy to both men and women in that it helps ensure the survival of offspring - that it would be instinctual for both sexes. After 4 years supposedly both men and women are searching for new partners because the first couple's offspring is at least semi-independent (walking, talking, eating with teeth, etc. ).

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 04:05 PM
I haven't read that study... the ones I have in the past have shown guys instict is to breed as much as possible with as many as possible... while women need monogamy for self preservation of herself and her child as a survival tactic... true it applied more when people were swinging from trees and living in caves... and mortality rates from wild animals and disease were very high than it does in today's world... but as much as we hate to admit... we really are subject to our instincts more than we would like to think.

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 04:18 PM
Hey guys thanks for the feed back. I know I'm only 20 but I've been in a 5 year relationship previous with a much older man and he was great in the bed room. So anyway. I only give my current boyfriend oral sex for about 30 seconds and he ejaculates after that. I mean his penis is rather small so it's much easier to do than someone that has a larger penis. And I enjoy giving oral sex and making my partner feel nice. I also enjoy anal and receiving oral sex but my current boyfriend will not do anal he says it's gross. I really like him a lot. I've tried talking to him about the oral sex thing. He won't do it. I actually like oral sex more than penetration. But the penetration isn't much and I don't want to dump him just over that. I know some men don't enjoy oral but it's not fair that he is statisfied and I am not. And I don't want to use dildos that are much smaller than his penis. That's kind of cruel. I just don't think he's willing to try new things which is sad:(

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 04:28 PM
Hey guys thanks for the feed back. I know I'm only 20 but I've been in a 5 year relationship previous with a much older man and he was great in the bed room. So anyway. I only give my current boyfriend oral sex for about 30 seconds and he ejaculates after that. I mean his penis is rather small so it's much easier to do than someone that has a larger penis. And I enjoy giving oral sex and making my partner feel nice. I also enjoy anal and receiving oral sex but my current boyfriend will not do anal he says it's gross. I really like him a lot. I've tried talking to him about the oral sex thing. He won't do it. I actually like oral sex more than penetration. But the penetration isn't much and I don't want to dump him just over that. I know some men don't enjoy oral but it's not fair that he is statisfied and I am not. And I don't want to use dildos that are much smaller than his penis. That's kinda cruel. I just don't think he's willing to try new things which is sad:(

This is why I believe you are with the wrong person...

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 04:33 PM
Hey guys thanks for the feed back. I know I'm only 20 but I've been in a 5 year relationship previous with a much older man and he was great in the bed room. So anyway. I only give my current boyfriend oral sex for about 30 seconds and he ejaculates after that. I mean his penis is rather small so it's much easier to do than someone that has a larger penis. And I enjoy giving oral sex and making my partner feel nice. I also enjoy anal and receiving oral sex but my current boyfriend will not do anal he says it's gross. I really like him a lot. I've tried talking to him about the oral sex thing. He won't do it. I actually like oral sex more than penetration. But the penetration isn't much and I don't want to dump him just over that. I know some men don't enjoy oral but it's not fair that he is statisfied and I am not. And I don't want to use dildos that are much smaller than his penis. That's kinda cruel. I just don't think he's willing to try new things which is sad:(

I mean larger than his penis. It's only about 2 inches and rather thin. I mean it's a huge difference from an average dildo. I don't know a way I can tell him his penis is small without making him very upset. As I said he is a very nice person. He told me he was nice to all his previous girlfriends and all of them left him without explaining why. I figure because the sex was pretty awful and they got tired of it. I just don't know a way to tell him I am not happy with our sex life without severely damaging his ego. I've tired tell him what I like but it doesn't work. He has said he prefers woman with large breasts who are thin. I have a DD cup size and I like having my breasts fondled and he never even touches them. Ive expressed I like it and he barely even touches them even though he says he likes them. I'm very frustrated with the entire situation.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 04:59 PM
I mean larger than his penis. It's only about 2 inches and rather thin. I mean it's a huge difference from an average dildo. I don't know a way I can tell him his penis is small without making him very upset. As I said he is a very nice person. He told me he was nice to all his previous girlfriends and all of them left him without explaining why. I figure because the sex was pretty awful and they got tired of it. I just don't know a way to tell him I am not happy with our sex life without severely damaging his ego. I've tired tell him what I like but it doesn't work. He has said he prefers woman with large breasts who are thin. I have a DD cup size and I like having my breasts fondled and he never even touches them. Ive expressed I like it and he barely even touches them even though he says he likes them. I'm very frustrated with the entire situation.


You need to communicate all of this to him.

It shouldn't matter the size of his penis, however, it SHOULD matter that he isn't willing to please you.

If he is so generous and sweet, then perhaps he should utilize those qualities in the bedroom.

Cat1864
Jan 4, 2013, 06:27 PM
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.

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 08:47 PM
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.
All right so the first time we had a sexual encounter I gave him oral sex. I was really shocked he finished so fast but he had told me he has not done anything sexual in almost a year and was very excited and I took it as that. The second time we had a sexual encounter we actually had entercouse. Wetried me on top and he finished very fast in a few minutes. He asked if I enjoyed it and I said no and if wanted to try giving me oral sex. He said no blah blah blah. And I got dressed and that was it. After we tried having sex again and I still can't feel much and he still ejaculates too quickly. I can see see why his other girlfriends dump him without giving him a reason. I have told him I wasn't statisfied after less than five minutes and he says he will try to make it better. We usually hang out all day and we will go back to my apartment and go into the bed room and start kissing for a little. I enjoy that part it's nice. I expect there to be kissings and other things that foreplay involve but he is not into that. But he gets excited and wants to get right down to business and its over in 5 minutes. He knows I'm upset. He can tell. I mean I look pretty damn disappointed. Ive asked him to play with my breasts or finger me after and he says he's too tired. He knows I'm unhappy about it. I really don't want to break the guys heart like all his previous girlfriends. I'd feel terrible.
Also he seemed upset when he told him his girlfriend cheated on him with a black guy. He said that spefically. I was thinking because I don't know black guys are known to have huge dongs

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 08:50 PM
You know... most guys if they really cared... would compensate for a shortcoming in one area by trying to excel in another.

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 08:52 PM
Alright so the first time we had a sexual encounter I gave him oral sex. I was really shocked he finished so fast but he had told me he has not done anything sexual in almost a year and was very excited and I took it as that. The second time we had a sexual encounter we actually had entercouse. Wetried me on top and he finished very fast in a few minutes. He asked if I enjoyed it and I said no and if wanted to try giving me oral sex. He said no blah blah blah. And I got dressed and that was it. After we tried having sex again and I still can't feel much and he still ejaculates too quickly. I can see see why his other girlfriends dump him without giving him a reason. I have told him I wasnt statisfied after less than five minutes and he says he will try to make it better. We usually hang out all day and we will go back to my apartment and go into the bed room and start kissing for a little. I enjoy that part it's nice. I expect there to be kissings and other things that foreplay involve but he is not into that. But he gets excited and wants to get right down to business and its over in 5 minutes. He knows I'm upset. He can tell. I mean I look pretty damn disappointed. Ive asked him to play with my breasts or finger me after and he says he's too tired. He knows I'm unhappy about it. I really dont want to break the guys heart like all his previous girlfriends. I'd feel terrible.
Also he seemed upset when he told him his girlfriend cheated on him with a black guy. He said that spefically. I was thinking because I don't know black guys are known to have huge dongs
And he maybe knows his penis is rather small. I'm half black I didn't really take much offense to what he said. But I really don't want to be like all is exs and cheat on him or leave him without an explanation. I've tried talking to him. He's not understanding it. And I was with a man a little older than him for a long time and we always had a great sex life, there was foreplay and oral, it lasted for attests an hour. There was never a rush to finish quickly. That's just what I'm used to I guess. Not 5 minutes of something I'm not enjoying.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 08:56 PM
Alright so the first time we had a sexual encounter I gave him oral sex. I was really shocked he finished so fast but he had told me he has not done anything sexual in almost a year and was very excited and I took it as that. The second time we had a sexual encounter we actually had entercouse. Wetried me on top and he finished very fast in a few minutes. He asked if I enjoyed it and I said no and if wanted to try giving me oral sex. He said no blah blah blah. And I got dressed and that was it. After we tried having sex again and I still can't feel much and he still ejaculates too quickly. I can see see why his other girlfriends dump him without giving him a reason. I have told him I wasnt statisfied after less than five minutes and he says he will try to make it better. We usually hang out all day and we will go back to my apartment and go into the bed room and start kissing for a little. I enjoy that part it's nice. I expect there to be kissings and other things that foreplay involve but he is not into that. But he gets excited and wants to get right down to business and its over in 5 minutes. He knows I'm upset. He can tell. I mean I look pretty damn disappointed. Ive asked him to play with my breasts or finger me after and he says he's too tired. He knows I'm unhappy about it. I really dont want to break the guys heart like all his previous girlfriends. I'd feel terrible.
Also he seemed upset when he told him his girlfriend cheated on him with a black guy. He said that spefically. I was thinking because I don't know black guys are known to have huge dongs

First of all, I don't see what difference in makes, if the guy was black, white, or purple... Fact is, she cheated.

That bothers me...

Second, you really need to stop satisfying him until he makes you come first.

Enough is enough.

He is selfish and his ex girlfriends know it. This is why they left.

Talk to him about this. You need to, because it isn't getting any better.


You know....most guys if they really cared...would compensate for a shortcoming in one area by trying to excel in another.

Damn straight!

I get the impression he doesn't care.

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 09:32 PM
Damn straight!

I get the impression he doesn't care.

All right well here goes the most awkward conversation of my life!

smoothy
Jan 4, 2013, 09:36 PM
Best to get it out and over early... rather than later.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 09:37 PM
Alright well here goes the most awkward conversation of my life!

If you mean with him... it is something that has to be done, or else you will not be happy in this relationship.

If you mean with us... well, don't be. You are obviously conflicted and need some perspective.

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 4, 2013, 09:59 PM
If you mean with him....it is something that has to be done, or else you will not be happy in this relationship.

If you mean with us...well, don't be. You are obviously conflicted and need some perspective.
With him. He's very offended with what I had to say.

Enigma1999
Jan 4, 2013, 10:08 PM
With him. He's very offended with what I had to say.

How did you tell him?

What did he say?

Stonerrrgirl
Jan 5, 2013, 06:08 PM
How did you tell him?

What did he say?

Basically he doesn't see how he can be so bad in bed that I said something about it. I told him about not feeling anything and how I'm not ever happy. I did it as nice as possible and told him how much I liked him. He was extremely upset I said I couldn't feel much and stormed off. It did not go well at all.

Enigma1999
Jan 5, 2013, 06:59 PM
Basically he doesn't see how he can be so bad in bed that I said something about it. I told him about not feeling anything and how I'm not ever happy. I did it as nice as possible and told him how much I liked him. He was extremely upset I said I couldn't feel much and stormed off. It did not go well at all.

Storming off is not a way to keep a good relationship.

talaniman
Jan 5, 2013, 07:53 PM
Don't ever ignore the big red flags that have indicated he may be nice but has hang ups about sex that has messed up his relationships and caused tensions in this one. Dump him and explain exactly why, and let him learn to deal with his issues, or keep making the same mistakes until he finds one that doesn't care about sex. Or he wants to change himself.

He promised to work on it, and he hasn't so waste no more time on this selfish lover.