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    Me and my boyfriend have been together about a year and a half now. When we first got together we both decided to wait till we really got to know each other before we had sex for the first time, take things slow since in our passed relationships with other people we rushed into things. Well about 3 months after getting together we finally did it. It was amazing. Since then we've had sex maybe once a month, if that. Its been over 2 months now since we've done it. He is a little over weight as am I. He never wants to have sex though. I've asked if it was me and he said no. He watches porn on the computer by himself when no one is around. It doesn't bother me its just he watches it more then we have sex. I don't know how to talk to him about it since we've never really had a good sex life to begin with. The other night when I got home I saw him through the window on the comouter. By the time I got inside he was in the shower which makes me think he was masterbating to it. The history on the computer said he opened a video just 5 minutes before I had came home. I ove him dearly and we both want to spend the rest of our lives together I just don't know if the sex will be there or not......

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    Hm...Maybe he is into kinky things...lots of people are into lots of different things....=\ Perhaps find out what he likes and try it that way? If its something you don't mind anyway.My bf and I don't like to have traditional sex.We would rather do it our way or not at all..Just happens that way sometimes =)

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    We've tried different things he's just not interested in sex at all with me. The past few times we have had sex I somewhat hinted I wanted to have sex. Him watching porn wouldn't bother me if we actually had sex atleast once a week

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    As you'll see it said in many other posts like this; Watching porn/masturbating doesn't become an issue unless it affects your sex life. Have you talked to your SO about why he chooses to have sex with a computer rather than make love to you?

    Is he stressed? How much time do you spend together being affectionate/intimate? Does he kiss you often? What activities do you do together as a couple that don't involve sex? You don't mention in your post who usually initiates the sex in your relationship; if it's him, is he waiting for you to seduce him for a change? Is it possible he suffers from performance anxiety? Have you sat down and talked to him calmly about your need for physical intimacy and that sex is important to you and your relationship?

    I'm sorry for rambling but I really feel for you and I hope things improve for you

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    The porn is causing the problem- there are threads on this site about similar problems to yours.
    If he has had a long history of porn use he will slowly lose his ability to interact with a real lover. Humans are naturally limited in their sex rate by the Coolidge effect. After sex both parties are cool with each other for a period- However if another potential mate comes along interest rises.This has been proven many times by zoologists.

    Porn creates a problem by creating a virtual fresh partner every time- the stand down time is diminished to almost nothing. A type of burnout occurs. Interest becomes more and more dependant on exotic sex practises and all this makes the normal partner less interesting.
    Do some searching of your own- show him how damaging it can be. It is taking away his manhood. Stamp it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oxy-moron View Post
    Do some searching of your own- show him how damaging it can be. It is taking away his manhood. Stamp it out.
    That's kind of ridiculous to think you can just wave a magic wand and "stamp it out". I think women are just going to have to learn to adapt to a world where men have ready access to porn. It's similar to having a guy who doesn't particularly care for your cooking but still loves you. Perhaps develop the relationship in other areas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbeau View Post
    That's kind of ridiculous to think you can just wave a magic wand and "stamp it out". I think women are just going to have to learn to adapt to a world where men have ready access to porn. It's similar to having a guy who doesn't particularly care for your cooking but still loves you. Perhaps develop the relationship in other areas.
    Jim I suggest you do some research on this topic, you can start by reading some of the lengthy discussions here, but look up "Your Brain on Porn", there are also a number of artcles based on research done on this behavior. Extensive porn use acts like adrug addiction. Users can and do become completely disconnected from sexual or emotional interaction with a real live partner. Some men actually "date" porn and become emotionally involved with it, acting much as they would with a partner.

    Having been with a man who had this problem I can address this personally. This fall I will celebrate 40 years of being sexually active. I'm one horny woman and believe me I wanted him ALL the time. It wasn't that he wanted something I wasn't willing to do or try either. Porn does indeed destroy relationships and can make men into people who are no longer able to respond physically or emotionally to a partner. Saying that women have to "adapt" to this is like saying we should "adapt" to drug or alcohol abuse. It's one thing to have a drink once its quite another to live with an alcoholic. A man who watches occasinal porn is a very different thing from one who quits having sex with his partner but is jerking off ten times a day. (that is an accurate number)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbeau View Post
    That's kind of ridiculous to think you can just wave a magic wand and "stamp it out". I think women are just going to have to learn to adapt to a world where men have ready access to porn. It's similar to having a guy who doesn't particularly care for your cooking but still loves you. Perhaps develop the relationship in other areas.
    lol develop the relationship in other areas. It would be different if he weren't a sexual man that she fell in love with ... but he is. He just chooses to spend his sexuality on an lcd monitor and his own hand. Develop the relationship in other areas? Puh-lease. If you have a partner that doesn't want sex with you -- that isn't a relationship, thats a roomate, a very dear friend. For a sexual woman to develop I dunno... their relationship in the area of preparing bills together as opposed to intimacy because he'd rather have sex with himself... is rediculous.

    There are way too many men out there in the world that are sexual and prefer to express that sexuality with the person they love, that will make a woman feel special, wanted... like a WOMAN.

    Contrary to your adaptation solution .. I think that men that would prefer to masturbate in a dark room with their psp internet connection or mobile phone rather than give that attention to a woman that loves them should have to adapt to the fact they will be very very lonely.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbeau View Post
    I think women are just going to have to learn to adapt to a world where men have ready access to porn. It's similar to having a guy who doesn't particularly care for your cooking but still loves you. Perhaps develop the relationship in other areas.
    So men are for masturbation, women are for cooking?

    If you expect women to adapt to a world where they're going to be sexually frustrated and cook for a man who spends his sexual energy on porn, I'm afraid you're going to be disappointed.

    I've stopped telling men I know how to cook just because I have no intentions of them taking cooking for granted. Never again. They have hands, they can use them or share the responsibilities around the house. The only woman in the world who's going to be giving them everything without expecting anything in return is their mother. (mini-venting)

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    I approve of most of stressed's venting. It is true though, that men have ready access to porn - but that doesn't mean they need to use it.

    Personally, I view porn as a form of masturbation / sex toys, and I think it should follow the same rules:

    I think there is nothing wrong with masturbating (or porn) if your partner is unable or unwilling to have sex with you (but if this happens frequently, there is another problem).

    I think it is a serious problem if you masturbate (or use porn) INSTEAD of having sex with a willing partner.

    Unfortunately there seem to be a lot of men who masturbate INSTEAD of having sex with their SO's and this is a big problem. There are also some women who masturbate rather than have sex with their SO's and that is a problem too.

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