
Originally Posted by
deedee78
Yeah I know the first stages of any relationship theres lots more sex and it dwindles after a while but to once every few months is my issue.
Regarding the pot smoking iv asked some male and female friends who do it and they say it doesn't affect their sex drive unless its been a particularly heavy smoke. Obviously everyone's different but still he's a young guy?
Also I know that being grabbed doesn't constitute love, I was just stating that he does touch me all the time and that there is plenty of affection shown such as kissing and cuddling but that's all u get even in bed
So you got the intimacy part, save for the sex, down pat. All told that isn't a bad thing. I am surprised you're not feeling like you've being pawed at constantly. I mean that has to wear thin at times?
Is this your first sexual relationship? Did you have problems in your previous relationships?
Back to the situation at hand. That's a bullsh!t excuse that your boyfriend is giving you. Well I assume it is. There is a lot of variation when it comes to almost every part of your body and it is possible that your vaginal opening is too small. That is something I would talk to your oby/gyn with. My wife and I are expecting, and I have looked at a few child birth videos. You're built to pop out something that has the size of a grapefruit at least. Now look at the girth of his penis and a grapefruit.
This is why we're skeptical that you being too tight is the actual reason. It doesn't follow your anatomy. If you need further convincing, get a decent sized dildo and play around with it. Observing all safety practices related to adult toys. Even if he's hung like a horse it shouldn't be a problem.
In my gut I feel like there is something that he's not telling you. Pot is a libido killer. It acts more in the erectile dysfunction arena and not in the "I don't want to have sex" arena. So he could be turned on and raring to go, but flaccid. Saying that you're too tight is his way of offloading the problem from his frail male ego and onto you. It isn't an uncommon thing to do and is really unfair to you. From the male species I Apologize.
One last thing that popped to mind because I typed this out for another issue. Love helps, but love isn't enough. There are many pillars to a relationship, sex and intimacy is one, and without all of them in place it gets difficult to continue a relationship. I know of a few people who can live with the intimacy/sex and some that can live without the cohabitation/co-dependence. So if this is bugging you and clearly it is because you've posted about it, it is an issue that needs to be resolved. This is a valid reason to leave a person even when you love them. Fast forward 20 years and think of what life will be like. It is better to find a great match than an okay match.
So here's what I would advise you to do:
1). Get yourself checked out. Make sure everything is in proper working order. Make sure that there aren't any blockages, hymen is not an issue and all that. Take that out of the equation.
2). Talk to him. See if there is anything else going on. Maybe try to wean both him off weed as well. There is a reason for this and we should figure it out.
3). Evaluate your options. Decide if this is what you want for the rest of your life. Staying is good. Leaving might be better. It is your choice and it isn't easy.