Talk with him and tell him never to compare you with his ex. If I was him, I wouldn't even answer completely if you asked, because comparing one to another is just a source of conflict. It solves nothing.
My boyfriend and I have been together for seven months (long distance), and I told him that I'd like to give him a blowjob when we see each other this weekend. I'm 23 and don't believe in sex before marriage, and he respects that decision. But I have recently felt a little different about the idea of absolutely no sex before marriage. Because I love him and we plan to be married in a few years (we have known each other since 7 years old), I've decided that we should -at most- have oral sex. I want to please him, but not to the extent that I'm giving up all of my values. That's why I'm compromising.
But tonight we were talking about it and joking around, and I was saying I want him to have a condom on. He said he hates condoms and it would take away from the feeling, which I understand if I'm giving him a blowjob. But to convince him, I said let's just use a condom because he wouldn't have to pull out of my mouth. And he said it would be way better if he didn't have to use a condom and didn't have to pull out. And I told him that it's disgusting lol and it would be like tasting his snot lol and we laughed about it, but then he said, "But it's the most amazing feeling." And I asked him if his ex had did it for him before and he said, "Yes, it feels so good." And he suggests that I try it, and I don't need to swallow. I don't want to be in the same category as her and let him cum in my mouth! Now all I can think about is that girl giving him head. I did the whole passive aggressive thing and told him goodnight and tried to get him off the phone. Well of course, he saw right through it, and called me back and wants to know what's wrong (He's such a guy!). He had no clue I was being that way because of what he said. I don't even want to suck his penis anymore, that's how repulsed I am. But anyway, it was awkward for me to say it but I told him that I couldn't stop picturing him cumming in her mouth. He apologized and felt really bad, but I said it's fine and we said goodnight again.
Oh and the other day we were talking about jobs and he said I should work in a sushi restaurant because his ex was a waitress there and she made good money. That didn't bother me before but now I feel like "Great, so he wants me to be a waitress and suck like his ex." If he likes her so much why is he with me?
I know I may have inflicted this annoying feeling on myself by asking him if his ex-gf let him cum in her mouth, but he didn't have to be enthusiastic about it and try to sell the idea to me. It was a major turn off. Am I making this out to be a big deal than it really is? It's just his approach threw me off. If he would have said, "Baby I think it would be really nice if you'd let me cum in your mouth." Or any other approach that wasn't as sensitive as telling me about his past sexual experiences. I mean if he could see it from my perspective you know? Look at me, I'm a 23 year-old virgin for crying out loud. I haven't had ANY experience with anything until he came along. It just pissed me off that he said that to me so easily without thinking he might offend me.
Can you guys help me get over this? Thank you so much
Talk with him and tell him never to compare you with his ex. If I was him, I wouldn't even answer completely if you asked, because comparing one to another is just a source of conflict. It solves nothing.
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While I agree his tact could use a bit of work, you asked a point blank question and he gave you an answer you didn't want to hear. One of the hardest things to do is to look over past relationships without comparing yourself to them or wonder if your being compared. He is respecting your decision to wait for marriage which I highly commend the both of you on btw. I don't think there will ever be a comparison between you and her though because you are giving a piece of yourself to him and no other first. He isn't with her for a reason. Some of his "helpful" tips though should be kept to himself.
I am a woman but I have grilled men on their thoughts, feelings (physical and emotional) and I have an extremely conversational marriage...my point being is I about to whip out the "man card". Men can sometimes equate a woman swallowing with how she ultimately feels about him, like she is willing to accept him inside of her in a manner of speaking. If this is not something you are willing to do then you both need to have an honest discussion about it. Ignoring it won't make it go away. You are not the only woman that doesn't like this either so it is not acceptable for you to be forced into it. I truly believe that you both just need to talk it out honestly and don't include the ex. It may feel amazing to him but you are willing to compromise some of yourself already.
Honesty can hurt sometimes but its always the best way to go! Good luck and let us know what happens please!
For what its worth, this is really important to some men. I don't know if they could even say why (the physical feeling is part of it but not all). I don't think it has anythign to do with his ex (except maybe that is how he discovered he like it). You can of course decide you don't want to do this, but you shoudl consider trying it.
It is true that no one should feel pressured to do something sexual that they don't want to do. On the other hand, unless you are in a committed relationship, no one should feel trapped in a relationship where their sexual desires are not being met.
It is not unreasonable for him to want this. It is not unreasonable for you to say no. It is not unreasonable for him to decide he doesn't want to stay in the relationship.
Hi everyone!
Thank you for your thoughts and advice for me. I actually communicated it to him, and he realized that it was the way he said how amazing it felt when his ex did it that made it offensive. And he even add that if I were to say something like that about a guy going down on me, he would have been upset just the same. He is a good guySo we made up pretty quickly, and when we saw each other last weekend it was great. I did perform oral on him, and it was actually fun to get him so aroused. However, I didn't let him cum in my mouth, because it's just not something I want to do. Maybe when we're married and even then, only on certain holidays but not right now.
But anyway, things worked out and we are very happy together. Thank you guys for everything!
Hi CNS
Maybe when we're married and even then, only on certain holidays but not right now.You know "giving" is a beautiful thing and it comes back ten fold...Sharing, your inner self with your partner is intimacy, it's not dirty, it's not a holiday gift, it's bonding....
Just wanted to say that
You are totally correct that past is past and has no baring at all on you, you are the one he wants to marry.
And, you are totally correct that he let one head speak instead of the larger one, accidentally in thought of it even happening to him, men love being touched, it makes them feel "manly" and it makes them feel loved believe it or not and it's sexy.
I'm glad you worked it out...
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It doesn't happen over night
if truth were to be told.
Like everything in life that's hard to achieve
you must believe!
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