View Full Version : Fusterated!
barbara goodwin
May 31, 2012, 02:07 AM
Ww
JudyKayTee
May 31, 2012, 05:05 AM
What does "we do not make love" followed by "I don't anyway" mean?
He makes love by himself?
So - you would perform oral sex on him and then couldn't understand why he couldn't/didn't want to have intercourse? Or am I missing something?
smoothy
May 31, 2012, 05:47 AM
That is a under statement! We ve been together almost 5 yrs now and he has never been must for sex. We do not make love. I don't anyway. He would rather sleep or just complain that he s tired from work. At 32 give me a break. He said he is shy, I say he s full of it. I made him see a urologist had some blood work done and Nothing is wrong with him! Foreplay, what's that? He does not do it, at all. I use to blow him before we did it but I said the hello with it and stopped that. He has good equipment but in my opinion he does not know how to use it properly. Can u help?
Sorry to tell you but yes you can be that tired from work... even at 32. And not just from physical exhaustion... but from stress from dealing with one idiot after another.. to not knowing if you will get laid off particularly the last several years.
Also... just a bit of advice from a guy... if you happen to be getting in his face with the attitude I read in your post... I'm not surprised he shut down on you.
Combine that with the fact that he didn't have a strong drive before... (your words) its not a stretch to see how this can happen.
Didn't you recognise he was like this before or did it just take five years to come to this realization.
Much the same thing can be argued with women who have the same issues... except that its even easier for women to perform when their hearts not in it. A guy has to rise to the occasion (pun intended).
barbara goodwin
May 31, 2012, 08:23 AM
I ll keep all that in mind.
ScottGem
May 31, 2012, 12:13 PM
ww
It appears you tried to delete your question by editing it. This is a violation of our rules.
Unfortunately for you, your original question was quoted in one of your replies and remains in the thread.
smoothy
May 31, 2012, 12:32 PM
It appears you tried to delete your question by editing it. This is a violation of our rules.
Unfortunately for you, your original question was quoted in one of your replies and remains in the thread.
That's why I try to quote a poster if someone else hasn't already..
JudyKayTee
May 31, 2012, 01:29 PM
I also try to do the same thing - I know it takes up time and space but...
The whole "change the post" (which someone does to me all the time when she posts and I respond) is unfair.
In fact, it's downright fusterating. Flusterating. Never mind, you get the idea.