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Boyfriend masturbates in toilet rather than have sex

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Original post by IanDangerously
Maybe he just finds the toilet a more attractive proposition to finish in than your hoohoo. I mean sure, the toilet doesn't nag or demand love and affection or whine about not having an orgasm or anonymously take to the internet to ask a bunch of naive students for advice on its sex life, but aside from that what's not to love?


Only guilty of the last one, thanks. I don't demand anything. My only reason asking this is because he's obviously not happy, and I want to change that, but need some advice on broaching the subject.
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Guys be reading this thread wishing they had a girl who made this much effort and needed so much sex
Original post by Shieldsy
Guys be reading this thread wishing they had a girl who made this much effort and needed so much sex


:yes:

:tongue:
Sounds very strange. It's like he's a little kid that can't finish a puzzle so he's given up in a strop. Most women don't just orgasm at the drop of a hat, if that's what's putting him off it doesn't seem like he's willing to try anything new. You need to talk to him, because right now you're incompatible.
Original post by LavenderBlueSky88
Sounds very strange. It's like he's a little kid that can't finish a puzzle so he's given up in a strop. Most women don't just orgasm at the drop of a hat, if that's what's putting him off it doesn't seem like he's willing to try anything new. You need to talk to him, because right now you're incompatible.


Thanks. That's how it feels to me.
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Do some insane stuff with him; deep throat BJs, anal, whips, chains, defecate in cup ect...
How much do you weigh?
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Probably gay.
Original post by Anonymous
I think my bf is masturbating in the toilet rather than having sex :confused: We only have sex like 2x a week and have been seeing each other for 6 months. I've tried talking to him about it but nothing ever comes of it. I dress up for him, try new things etc. but I don't know if he is just lazy as he's quite lazy in bed sometimes. Months ago he avoided sex for over a week and then blamed it on performance anxiety as he didn't make me orgasm much, so maybe he's bored of me being hard to please (I'm not, just tried to explain women rarely orgasm off penetration alone). The only good sex we seem to have is make up sex.

Should I be bothered by this? Don't know if I should mention it again or not. I'd be fine with it if he was having sex with me but why masturbate when you have a girl ready and willing most of the time?


How old are you? ?? Don't mind, you're anonymous anyway!

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Original post by lozasaurus99
How old are you? ?? Don't mind, you're anonymous anyway!

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Early 20s.

My issue is that if he's unhappy I want to help, because I'm left feeling unhappy/unsatisfied. However, speaking about it isn't always best, but just trying new things etc. isn't helping either, so I'm at a loss.
Original post by Anonymous
Only guilty of the last one, thanks. I don't demand anything. My only reason asking this is because he's obviously not happy, and I want to change that, but need some advice on broaching the subject.

maybe he needs something from you over and above an obsession with getting laid :dontknow:
Original post by Anonymous
maybe he needs something from you over and above an obsession with getting laid :dontknow:


Yeah, because I'm so obsessed, lol. If someone's w*nking every day it's not all going to be due to stress. If he has a problem with me he should say when I try and approach it. I don't know why you'd choose to live that way, unless it's for companionship.
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Why don't u pretend to get a big orgasm and then he'll be happy and hopefully it works out for the best.
Original post by LavenderBlueSky88
Sounds very strange. It's like he's a little kid that can't finish a puzzle so he's given up in a strop. Most women don't just orgasm at the drop of a hat, if that's what's putting him off it doesn't seem like he's willing to try anything new. You need to talk to him, because right now you're incompatible.


Yeah it must be the man's fault right?

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Original post by addylad
Yeah it must be the man's fault right?

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Well she seems up for it and hasn't given any indication of anything she may be doing to hinder the situation, so my default view is that it's a problem within him and not her.
Original post by Verish
Why don't u pretend to get a big orgasm and then he'll be happy and hopefully it works out for the best.



Got the t-shirt :/
Original post by LavenderBlueSky88
Well she seems up for it and hasn't given any indication of anything she may be doing to hinder the situation, so my default view is that it's a problem within him and not her.


Thank you. I'm not saying it's anybody's fault, if anything I feel like it's mine because he's not putting much effort in and I've tried all I know so am at a loss.
Original post by Anonymous
I think my bf is masturbating in the toilet rather than having sex :confused: We only have sex like 2x a week and have been seeing each other for 6 months. I've tried talking to him about it but nothing ever comes of it. I dress up for him, try new things etc. but I don't know if he is just lazy as he's quite lazy in bed sometimes. Months ago he avoided sex for over a week and then blamed it on performance anxiety as he didn't make me orgasm much, so maybe he's bored of me being hard to please (I'm not, just tried to explain women rarely orgasm off penetration alone). The only good sex we seem to have is make up sex.

Should I be bothered by this? Don't know if I should mention it again or not. I'd be fine with it if he was having sex with me but why masturbate when you have a girl ready and willing most of the time?


Sex can be a pain in the arse, so much effort for the same end result that you can get by just quickly knocking one out. Is it laziness? Yeah, maybe. I'm no stranger to it.
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Original post by LavenderBlueSky88
Well she seems up for it and hasn't given any indication of anything she may be doing to hinder the situation, so my default view is that it's a problem within him and not her.


"She seems up for it," does not justify your gender stereotypes. Perhaps you need to re-evaluate your "default views".

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Original post by addylad
"She seems up for it," does not justify your gender stereotypes. Perhaps you need to re-evaluate your "default views".

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What's your diplomatic view on it then?

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