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I went over to this guys house... I'm not quite sure what happened here?

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Original post by Anonymous
Yeah I hear that but at the end of the day I wasn't turned on at all. In the beginning when we were kissing it was all good and then it went down hill. I guessed he probably did go to the bathroom to do that after trying to hint for me to do it for him.


Fair enough - it's a tricky situation as there are different things going on. You were right to say no if you weren't feeling it, you shouldn't do it just for him. But it's understandable that he'd feel rejected/disappointed if you said no.. :dontknow: up to you to decide what happens next, I s'pose.
You hurt his ego by saying that you weren't turned on looòooool.
Original post by Mancini
What an awkward evening between two people supposedly in some sort of relationship.


happening (to an extent as I made sure not to shave my legs just incase I had that urge).
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What exactly are you going about in this bit I have copied, you shaved your legs just incase you were to have sex? Yet the whole evening you seemed incredibly uncomfortable with this fella to the point you did not want sex.


Afterwards he said he was a little wet and basically said he would usually watch porn

What kind of guy gets wet?

Usually a term used to describe a horny female and then what kinda men mentions watching porn with a lady he is having a evening with? Where exactly did you meet such a fella sounds very sleazy and probably lacks social skills.



What happened here?

It's not rocket science he wanted sex and you didn't want it. This is quite a normal response from a guy if he is attracted to you. You don't particularly sound attracted to this guy in any way so I do wonder why you even got yourself in a situation where you knew he would wish to sexually escalate the situation. In fact you almost sound like this whole experience with a guy is totally new to you.

You did mention you are inexperienced so I guess that goes without mentioning.

I would think you should be happy you got to leave without having sex which you did not want so why ponder over the whole awkward evening on TSR?


I wasn't uncomfortable the whole evening. I decided to go to his house because I was into him and things were going really well. It was obvious we were attracted to each other and on other occasions I felt turned on by certain things he did and I was open to the idea of being intimate (not sex at this stage and he knew this). I actually said I DIDNT shave my legs because I knew sex wasn't on the cards at this stage.

At that point in time I started to feel very awkward. I have no idea why he literally told me his shorts were wet, but I did question him and ask what he was going to do about it (since he hasn't moved yet) and then he told me he would usually watch porn unless he had company. He just kind of sat there and I was pretty certain he wanted me to finish him off but that wasn't happening.

From the sounds of it you have completely misread my post or something has been lost in transition. I liked the dude, was open to sexual activity just not full blown sex. I enjoyed the first part of the evening and then his actions made me feel extremely awkward.
Original post by Mancini
She doesn't seem to understand that rejection may make a person feel upset ? Especially that bluntly.

I understand that, but if I'm uncomfortable and feeling like he isn't really considering my feelings anyway, the least of my worries is whether or not I've come across as blunt.


Original post by Dinasaurus
lol he said he was wet. :lol:

Cringe

Original post by Darien91
Exactly, If I had a girl over mine that I had been dating for a while, we got to kissing and fooling around, with her wrapping her legs around me making me think she's enjoying it and then said basically "you don't turn me on" I'd be offended & quiet too.


You make it sound like I wasn't feeling it from the beginning. I liked what was going on at the start when we were making out, then the dry humping came out of nowhere and I thought I'd see if I enjoyed it so I tried to get into it. However it just wasn't happening for me. I can't force myself to be turned on.

Original post by Darien91
Haha I will admit some of the things he said might of killed the mood, for instance I'd never "ask" a girl if she's turned on, I'd never say "I'm wet" and I'd never mention I'd watch porn to finish myself off then disappear to the bathroom

I found this part so bizarre. I didn't need to hear any of that.
I didn't want my initial post be too long. However I feel like I need to add this part into the mix. He went to the toilet, layed down next to me and then all of a sudden he was lying on top of me again. I didn't even flinch,it was just odd. He started to move whilst on top of me to relive whatever happened before and I just layed there and said I wasn't feeling it. It was so obvious I didn't want to participate and there wasn't much I could do under this 15 stone guy, then after about a minute he asked if I wanted him to get off me. Duh!!!!! Then he sat and sulked or whatever, I didn't even look in his direction after that.
Sounds like you hurt his ego and he doesn't really have a clue how to approach any of what happened. I get that what you said could have disappointed him, but in no way should you have to lie about being turned on to appease someone you're possibly starting a relationship with. That's no way to start a relationship and a sure fire way to lead to a poor sex life if you can't communicate with eachother honestly or be open to eachother about things you do and don't like without the other one sulking like a child. I think he acted like a bit of a dick to be honest from what you've said, if he didn't want to hear the answers he shouldn't have asked you the questions.
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Original post by supernerdural
It's okay that you weren't turned on. He should have tried to do something about it instead of sulking. Also, it's okay to not want to have sex/do sexual stuff with him. You didn't get yourself into a situation, honestly the other people on this thread need to grow up. You do not have to have sex with him, and being honest was the best thing to do otherwise you would've been stuck doing that for a while. If he actually cared, he would have tried to see to your needs and given you the space you clearly wanted instead of going off in a huff



That's what I'm saying. He didn't care that much about how I was feeling as long as he was able to get himself off which clearly happened for him in no time. Ugh it was such an awkward situation, I mean i get that I might have hurt his feelings by saying I wasn't turned on but I was being honest. He didn't ask what else might turn me on just thought he would continue anyway until I made it clear I didn't want to continue. Even after I stated not feeling turned on he still went away to the Toilet came back and just thought it was cool to jump on me and try again. It took like a minute for him to get the picture. Honestly I should be the one that is pissed off here.


Original post by Ridingmyego
For anyone reading this: It's okay to say no to someone if you're not in the mood for sex or sexual contact. To be honest, going along with it for as long as OP did is testament to her patience. He has no right to be a tw*t to her just because she wasn't in the mood.

OP - you didn't do anything wrong. You were right to be direct with him, and if he's a grown man then he won't be a c*nt next time you say no. If he doesn't. then I'd advise giving him the shoulder.

What's with people these days?

It's also okay if a guy says that he doesn't want to do stuff too. I've been there with a girl who wanted to do stuff but I wanted to remain friends. Thankfully she was all right about it.


Thanks so much you guys. I thought I was missing something here. Feels like it's a crime to not be turned on. Sorry I don't have a switch to turn it on and off whenever I like. I liked the guy, we've hung out a few times and I enjoyed myself. There was alot of sexual tension and like I said in my OP I was open to certain things (not full blown sex). I didn't just force myself to spend time with him knowing very well I had no interest in him - that isn't how I roll.
Original post by SeanFM
Fair enough - it's a tricky situation as there are different things going on. You were right to say no if you weren't feeling it, you shouldn't do it just for him. But it's understandable that he'd feel rejected/disappointed if you said no.. :dontknow: up to you to decide what happens next, I s'pose.


Yep. I can get over the fact he was really turned on, mentioned the porn and went to the toilet to ****, **** happens. Its the part where he still tried to dry hump me again and didn't take me seriously when I just layed there saying I wasn't feeling it that bugs me. I feel like instead he could have asked what else turned me on etc... I don't feel like he was really considering my feelings in this instance.
Original post by Anonymous
You make it sound like I wasn't feeling it from the beginning. I liked what was going on at the start when we were making out, then the dry humping came out of nowhere and I thought I'd see if I enjoyed it so I tried to get into it. However it just wasn't happening for me. I can't force myself to be turned on.


I found this part so bizarre. I didn't need to hear any of that.


You asked why he went weird since you're "not sure what happened" and I'm telling you. And just to be clear like some people are sounding like in this thread, I'm in no way saying you owed him sex or you had to be turned on, he put you in an awkward situation by the sounds with the weird talk and trying to hump you, and of course you don't have to do something you aren't comfortable with, I'm just answering your questions :h:

And the last part was in reply to someone else, so it wasn't for you or I would of quoted you
Original post by SophieSmall
Sounds like you hurt his ego and he doesn't really have a clue how to approach any of what happened. I get that what you said could have disappointed him, but in no way should you have to lie about being turned on to appease someone you're possibly starting a relationship with. That's no way to start a relationship and a sure fire way to lead to a poor sex life if you can't communicate with eachother honestly or be open to eachother about things you do and don't like without the other one sulking like a child. I think he acted like a bit of a dick to be honest from what you've said, if he didn't want to hear the answers he shouldn't have asked you the questions.


Meh he defintely shouldn't have asked me those questions on the spot as I am an honest person and I clearly don't have any tact. He thought I was just lying at that moment in time, we were watching a show where the detectives could tell if someone was lying, so for some reason he thought one of the examples applied to me. I feel like he could have asked me what I preferred instead but he was more concerned about getting himself off it seems! I admit that I liked when we were kissing then it went down hill after that. I thought I'd give the dry humping a go since I've never tried it then it quickly realised it wasn't for me. I can't force being turned on.
Original post by Anonymous
Meh he defintely shouldn't have asked me those questions on the spot as I am an honest person and I clearly don't have any tact. He thought I was just lying at that moment in time, we were watching a show where the detectives could tell if someone was lying, so for some reason he thought one of the examples applied to me. I feel like he could have asked me what I preferred instead but he was more concerned about getting himself off it seems! I admit that I liked when we were kissing then it went down hill after that. I thought I'd give the dry humping a go since I've never tried it then it quickly realised it wasn't for me. I can't force being turned on.


It sucks you had a bad experience. How do you think you two will proceed?
Original post by SophieSmall
It sucks you had a bad experience. How do you think you two will proceed?


No idea. I doubt he will get in contact with me. I was thinking of going over there to talk to him, I'm not sure how to address the situation. I feel like whatever I have to say might end up hurting his feelings even more but at the same time I have to consider my own feelings first at the end of the day.
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Original post by Anonymous
I wasn't uncomfortable the whole evening. I decided to go to his house because I was into him and things were going really well. It was obvious we were attracted to each other and on other occasions I felt turned on by certain things he did and I was open to the idea of being intimate (not sex at this stage and he knew this). I actually said I DIDNT shave my legs because I knew sex wasn't on the cards at this stage.

At that point in time I started to feel very awkward. I have no idea why he literally told me his shorts were wet, but I did question him and ask what he was going to do about it (since he hasn't moved yet) and then he told me he would usually watch porn unless he had company. He just kind of sat there and I was pretty certain he wanted me to finish him off but that wasn't happening.

From the sounds of it you have completely misread my post or something has been lost in transition. I liked the dude, was open to sexual activity just not full blown sex. I enjoyed the first part of the evening and then his actions made me feel extremely awkward.


lool this further transparency on the evening makes it sound even more horrid this poor fella cummed himself like a horny teenager when nothing even happened between you two.

I admit something's that you wrote confused me a bit on the OP particularly the leg shaving , still I think I am right in saying this was a very awkward evening.

Do you have any plans to see this guy again?
Original post by Anonymous
No idea. I doubt he will get in contact with me. I was thinking of going over there to talk to him, I'm not sure how to address the situation. I feel like whatever I have to say might end up hurting his feelings even more but at the same time I have to consider my own feelings first at the end of the day.


I completely agree with you, I think the way he handled it was pretty disrespectful. If it was me personally I wouldn't want to continue dating him and I'd probably just send a neutral text explaining why and what I think he did wrong and wish him the best in the future. Probably a good idea he at least knows what he did wrong for future reference :tongue: as some people really are just clueless.

Some people would insist doing it in person but I personally anyway wouldn't bother since you've only been seeing each other a short time and I don't think if you're not in a committed relationship that it is owed.

But of course do whatever you are comfortable with and whatever you think it best.
Reply 34
Original post by Anonymous
Meh he defintely shouldn't have asked me those questions on the spot as I am an honest person and I clearly don't have any tact. He thought I was just lying at that moment in time, we were watching a show where the detectives could tell if someone was lying, so for some reason he thought one of the examples applied to me. I feel like he could have asked me what I preferred instead but he was more concerned about getting himself off it seems! I admit that I liked when we were kissing then it went down hill after that. I thought I'd give the dry humping a go since I've never tried it then it quickly realised it wasn't for me. I can't force being turned on.

Please don't think you're in the wrong here. He does sound clueless and selfish, and if he's very young and inexperienced I'd chalk it at least partly up to that, but that is not the same thing as saying you ought to give him another chance. That much is entirely up to how you feel. He might learn pretty quickly to consider your needs more in a sexual situation and to not ****ing sulk when it's not going how he wants, or he might not. Entirely up to you whether you want to find out.

Do. Not. Feel. To. Blame.

Edit: Missed a word out because I'm an idiot
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Reply 35
Original post by Anonymous
I understand that, but if I'm uncomfortable and feeling like he isn't really considering my feelings anyway, the least of my worries is whether or not I've come across as blunt.




Me stating you rejected him is not the same as me saying you should have had sex with him. The issue is you seem confused as to why he was maybe disappointed in the evening with you.

If you ever see this fella again you need to tell him not to mention his routine of watching porn to girls again unless he wishes for further disspointment nor the fact the fact he ejaculated on himself, this guy seems to lack any common sense. I would think the porn mention would scare most girls into leaving.
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Original post by Mancini
Me stating you rejected him is not the same as me saying you should have had sex with him. The issue is you seem confused as to why he was maybe disappointed in the evening with you.

If you ever see this fella again you need to tell him not to mention his routine of watching porn to girls again unless he wishes for further disspointment nor the fact the fact he ejaculated on himself, this guy seems to lack any common sense. I would think the porn mention would scare most girls into leaving.


I personally don't care at all if a guy watches porn or any of that, and I'd be quite open to talking about it with him or even watching with him further on down the line while in an intimate relationship.

But the way he brought it up was just so weird, it was so obvious he was basically saying "I want to be finished off" to a girl who was clearly not turned on or into what was happening.

Agree he seems clueless as ****.
Original post by Darien91
You blue balled him and offended him by saying you weren't turned on


Exactly. OP could you really not figure this out on your own? Don't be a cocktease, it isn't very nice or ladylike.
It sounds like he's annoyed at the pace in which the relationship is progressing. It was the fifth date and all you've done is kiss, he tries something more with you and you shut him down. I'm not saying you should have lied or done anything you didn't want to, but that's likely the reason why he was off with you. It doesn't sound like you're that compatible to me, I wouldn't see him again if I were you.
Original post by Ridingmyego
For anyone reading this: It's okay to say no to someone if you're not in the mood for sex or sexual contact. To be honest, going along with it for as long as OP did is testament to her patience. He has no right to be a tw*t to her just because she wasn't in the mood.

OP - you didn't do anything wrong. You were right to be direct with him, and if he's a grown man then he won't be a c*nt next time you say no. If he doesn't. then I'd advise giving him the shoulder.

What's with people these days?

It's also okay if a guy says that he doesn't want to do stuff too. I've been there with a girl who wanted to do stuff but I wanted to remain friends. Thankfully she was all right about it.



bruh. you're getting this all wrong. it is okay to say "no"; as she obviously did and he obviously listened. the question wasn't whether she wasn't allowed to exercise her right of turning down the situation; the question was why he reacted the way he did after she had said "no". she did say "no". he understood and stopped what he was doing, what are you making noise for?

regardless, he wasn't a **** for acting the way he did. it's perfectly logical to feel rejected after you've been rejected bluntly the way he was. it's fine to feel hurt after you've been turned down; we all ****ing do. that's why he reacted the way he did. it would be absurd to think that we aren't allowed to accept rejection in the (non-violent) way we want to deal with it. he (like most people) would feel abit hurt and would feel like they've done something wrong which is why he became blunt as he didn't want to deal with the scenario anymore after seeing how uncomfortable he apparently made her feel. true there's nothing wrong in saying no, but there's also nothing wrong in feeling hurt after it. what, did you expect him to feel all giddy and excited Immediately being rejected for something he thought was mutual? NO. everyone goes through a similar depressed way of rejection.

btw, i'm not saying he couldn't have asked on how to make it better for her; as he assumed that what he was doing would be as much of a turn-on for her as it was for him; he should have asked; but, he still got rejected (as he thought they were going faster than what she was comfortable) & felt hurt by her words & actions; therefore dealt with it in the way he knew how: leave. simple. that's the answer to the thread.
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