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However, the odd/concerning part is that the only porn he seemed to be watching was anal sex. We do not have anal sex and from what he has said, he has absolutely 0 urge to have anal sex. I guess I am at a loss, I am not sure if men watch porn that is interesting but they would never do or if my boyfriend will not open up about what he does want sexually. Sex typically hurts for me so we don't have it that often, but I still find this to be confusing. If anyone has any advice or help it would be much appreciated!
~*R*~
His refusal to talk to you about it may be because it embarrasses him? You need to assure him its nothing big. If you hurt every time you have sex, perhaps anal sex could be your answer? If you are open to trying to better the sex between you, talk to your boyfriend. Or better yet, surprise him with it.
Best of luck to you!
Dennis
Some kids never grow up. " "I am going to tell on you"
"That Life" Someone disagrees. I prefer not to edit another's comments. But make my comments. You know age does not make you a Man Or a Lady.
You got that right!!! How else could you explain missing posts? Some people will never grow up. Pittiful!
I have had two pic removed both above the waist and comments. The site is listed for 14 years of age up. We all do not have a formal education The site is to HELP and give OPTIONS. Should we not talk in their lanuage. Anyone can get a MEDICAL BOOK.
I am offended by some comments; but this is America.
If you read another's experience; and it help you be a Better Person. Super! If you read another's comment and disagree that will not be for you Super! Life is learning.....
I understand why there is limited posting . Every day I question if I will return to post. But maybe one person will enjoy sex more, enjoy make another person happy; or enjoy Life each day because something I said. I shared the truth of my life; sometimes to much. But if it makes a person THINK
< Laugh >, or Question if they could be a better Person. My few minutes was well spent.
However, my point was mainly that you can get deleted because of the post that you're responding to getting deleted. I don't know what part of that you find offensive since it has nothing to do with the content of your post but that of another. You get thrown out with the bathwater so to speak.
I believe like Hairy does, if it helps someone, great. If they don't like it, still, they may learn from it? Everyone has the right to their own opinion. Everyone has the right to free speach. This is still America, right?
I'm wondering if it might be a bug in the system? Then again, this has only happened to me twice. I just don't know?
Have a great day, all!!!!!
D.
Example: Poster A writes a question, Poster B tells Poster A they're a moron for asking the question, you answer Poster B and tell him to cool it and also to five Poster A the information they seek (in the same message), I answer Poster A with the info. OK, Poster B will probably be deleted for attacking another poster and your post will go too because it was connected to Poster B's one. Mine will remain because it wasn't in any way connected to the deleted post.
Does that help you understand that it may not be anything that you said that got you deleted?
webmdcommunity@webmd.net
I believe my problem is different? I responded to the poster above, mine was the very first response. The words i posted were very like the ones above. Nothing derogatory, no nudity, nothing. I clicked on "View Your Reponse", and there it was.
The next day, i see there was no reponse to the poster above. What? Why? How does that happen? The very same thing happened before, on another site, where i was the first response. Again, nothing derogatory, or anything, to give anyone reason to delete this.
Therefore; i am thinking "BUG" in the system? I don't know? There is no other reason i can think of? And no, i haven't e-mailed my question to them. I figured someone else who has had this happen to them, would know the answer.
Thank you for trying, FCL! It looks like i may have to ask WebMD themselves?
Have a great day, everyone!!!!
D.
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