
Originally Posted by
dmormile
... Incidently this " exception" is , in my opinion, weird. What you are missing is the fact that she sees it as ok to do the things you described but wont "surcome" to intercourse?!
how is it someone can do those things without love but intercourse is off limits? i dont get it. you seem intelligent..how do u explain it?..thx
This exception is perfectly normal in my never humble opinion. Your world view and her world view don't match. It is as simple as that. While you believe that sex should be shared early in the relationship, she believes that sex is something that should wait until you're committed. There could be a number of reasons for this but the important thing about beliefs is that the reasons don't mean anything. She believes what she wants to because she wants to. There is nothing more you can really say about it.
The unfortunate thing is that this belief is preventing you from getting your willy wet. So to speak.
The answer to your question is that there are VAST implications of putting your pee-pee in her hoo-hoo. Pregnancy, STI's, and the mess. With hands, mouths, toys, and the like there isn't a significant chance that her physical health will be harmed. The worst that will happen is that she doesn't get off. I know there is a lot that can go wrong, but the chances are minimal.
It can also be a intimacy/self-confidence problem. IE, what if she is too 'loose', too 'tight', too 'dry', too 'wet', too hairy, not hairy enough, too smelly, too inexperienced, or too experienced. What if something goes wrong? It could be that she has some unresolved issues from past relationships.
Could be she wants to make sure you're going to stick around. Wait for the relationship to reach a critical mass so that she knows that she won't be left again. She might be afraid that you'll cut and run after you find out how horrible she is in bed. These are insecurities.
All of this is conjecture. The bottom line is that you need to stop pestering her for intercourse. Be happy with what you have. I have been in long term committed relationships where sex had dwindled to less than what you're getting. Accept that it will happen. Stop trying to change her beliefs about this. Accept that her world view is different than yours and your understanding isn't required but your acceptance of it is.
You should drop your serious talk unless it is to figure out why beyond committed relationship.