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I have put up with very little & boring sex sor 16 years.I have tried to gently show him what feels good for me.I know this seems odd but he goes out of his way not to do any of the things I ask.They are not kinky or any thing just what area arouses me.Then if I take his hand and guide him he gets reaaly irritated.
Please give me some suggestions.
If my Lady serves me liver, I know I have seriously ticked her off.
OP - have you ever discussed this with him? Outside of the bedroom, calmly? Maybe he has a low libido and thinks that sex is just sex and that's all there is to it? Maybe he thinks it should be instinctive? Maybe he doesn't realize that it can be GREAT? Talk to him. You never know what you might find out.
I think what happens in the bedroom is often a reflection of the entire realtionship. Is he controlling, given to ordering you around? Does he treat you well, as an equal, outside the bedroom?
In any case, you need to stand up to him. Sit him down, outside the bedroom, and calmly explain to him that you would like to have some pleasure out of your sexual liaisons too. Tell him that sex could be so much better for both of you if he would listen to your desires and accomodate at least some of them.
As far as sex being so infrequent, you could possibly change that by being the initiator once in a while. Seduce him - buy some sexy lingerie, let him catch you nude when he least expects it, etc.
If the rest of your relationship is sound, he should realize that he's not fulfilling you and be happy to make some adjustments. Sure hope any of this helps you, Anie.
OP, what does he say when you ask him why he does this? Could he, perhaps, have a very conservative background?
I wanted help and you people are cruel.I have found tapes of what really turns him on and it is tourtueing woman, strangling them cutting there throats and stabbing them all
while men are screwing them.So I guess he actually hates woman,I am horrified.I have been married to this man for 16 years and now I think he has a secret life that is sick& twisted.
Ask yourself honestly would you be better with him or without him. Sixteen years is a long time. Therefore you may want to consider marriage counseling. They can discuss options so you will make the right choice for you. God Bless.
He can get into my computer when ever he feels like it.
I have thought of a lawyer,infact I have consulted one. I would need to take out a restraining order&Ibelieve if I did not go into a shelter he would track me down and I would never be seen again.
I need to take my time and carefully plan an exit.
My husband is very smart,and a bit paranoid.
Get to a shelter, and get the restraining order, and keep yourself safe. Clear your computer history, and don't get back in touch with him for anything.
Good luck.
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