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    You can introduce sex toys without them being a substitute. Tell him you want more things at once - want to give him oral while being penetrated, want DP penetration or something, so you are not "replacing" him but just adding more fun at the same time. Unlike the others here, I don't think I'd suggest a strap-on - it makes it too obvious that you are fixing his deficiency. I think a toy he uses with his hands is a much better idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WildChild View Post
    I've been with a man who had micro penis and it doesn't sound like your hubby is almost, I'd think he qualifies. In all honesty I was ok with the guy I dated but it was short lived relationship for other reasons. I rather doubt that it would have lasted long term. Some women really don't care about penetrative sex, it just doesn't do anything for them but for those of us who not only orgasm with penetration but also want the special connection that comes with that, its a problem or at least a significant challenge.

    I can think of two avenues that combined might just do the trick. One is the strap on. Visit a higher quality adult shop, they should have some products that offer a very lifelike feel. The other is to investigate sacred sexuality. There are activities and ways of creating a deeper connection during arousal and intercourse that may help.
    so micropenis really exists???

    and i thought i was small!

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    Something you can try is lying on your back with him lying on his side forming a T shape.
    In this position he can penetrate you with his thumb and Penis at the same time.
    It can take some working in with a normal Penis but with his equip it should be easy.
    He can use the other hand to play around the front. This goes along with some dirty talk about DP as an added extra.

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    What a great site, was expecting answers like 'dump him' or 'just have an affair'

    Quote Originally Posted by JustHormonious View Post
    I'm a little confused on why it took 5 years for you to realize that this is a problem. You said you were sexually experienced before you met your husband and you dated him for 3 years before you were married.
    Didn't you miss the "just sex" penetration during the first 3 years? As open and honest as your relationship seems to be, you must have discussed this lack of fulfillment before now. If not, I can't even imagine how your husband is going to feel.
    I love him, he's brilliant at loads of stuff within the bedroom, his oral is to die for. going from previous relationships where there was only sex with minimal before & after play, he was a breath of fresh air and its only over time that I've come to miss penetrative sex.

    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Hepburn View Post
    I'm kind of on Pretzel's side here a bit (us men ganging up!) No seriously, if I loved a woman that had a flat chest, or a loose vagina, I would still love her and want to make love to her. I do understand that penetration for some women is very important, but surely there are good ways this can be achieved without giving a smashing guy the "heave-ho"? None of us are perfect. As usual I find Hopeless Dork's words wise as well. Try Wildchild's ideas. x
    Won't be giving him the heave-ho, it's just stuff is missing and the feeling that its missing has grown.

    Quote Originally Posted by rcoreyus View Post
    You can introduce sex toys without them being a substitute. Tell him you want more things at once - want to give him oral while being penetrated, want DP penetration or something, so you are not "replacing" him but just adding more fun at the same time. Unlike the others here, I don't think I'd suggest a strap-on - it makes it too obvious that you are fixing his deficiency. I think a toy he uses with his hands is a much better idea.
    Not brought up the idea of the strap-on yet and he's already brought me a rabbit & a 6" dildo for us to play with, which is great.

    Quote Originally Posted by obnoxious View Post
    so micropenis really exists???

    and i thought i was small!
    Yup, it certainly does. we measured whilst fooling around last night & he was at 2" hard. He said that was smaller than last time he measured a few years ago.

    Quote Originally Posted by oxy-moron View Post
    Something you can try is lying on your back with him lying on his side forming a T shape.
    In this position he can penetrate you with his thumb and Penis at the same time.
    It can take some working in with a normal Penis but with his equip it should be easy.
    He can use the other hand to play around the front. This goes along with some dirty talk about DP as an added extra.
    Good call, will get to it next time.

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    Having spent a couple of days thinking about this, I think I've just got a case of the caricature itch that needs scratching

    We've almost had our sexual relationship in reverse, where it starts off with the sex being great and then over time you move on to new ways to please each other. Whereas we started with the new ways, and haven't really had the worthwhile sex bit of relationship and as I previously gained a great deal of pleasure this way... I'm not sure I can put the genie back in the bottle, so to speak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ladylook View Post
    Having spent a couple of days thinking about this, I think I've just got a case of the caricature itch that needs scratching

    We've almost had our sexual relationship in reverse, where it starts off with the sex being great and then over time you move on to new ways to please each other. Whereas we started with the new ways, and haven't really had the worthwhile sex bit of relationship and as I previously gained a great deal of pleasure this way... I'm not sure I can put the genie back in the bottle, so to speak.
    Well, I'm glad that it's an itch. I had gotten the impression that it was becoming an obsession which I'm afraid would have been pretty hurtful to him based on my reading of your OP. Not sure I'm in total agreement with some of the suggestions but that's a decision that the two of you would compromise on.

    As for your perceived reversal of how your sex life has evolved I disagree. To me, it seemed to evolve extremely well for you, although the ways and different forms of pleasure to you were not the same as your previous relationships. Unless you're comparing his ability to perform vs. your past partners then it seems to me that his performance has been better than you'd hoped for but different. I tend to think he's been great given what nature has presented to him and has learned that other aspects of sexual pleasure are just as important. Not many men have the wherewithall to understand that.
    There will always be boundries, but making love is so different, than having sex, let's face it. CW

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