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Exactly what the poster here said. Bisexual woman here, although I’ve been with my husband for 15 years now my last serious relationship prior to him (2 years, we lived together) was with a woman. I’ve slept with many women over the years, in relationships and not and never was it the norm for one person to never reciprocate. That’s insane to me because you WANT to finish, and she’s just basically like “you good? Cool.” Wtf?
This is what he wants, when do you get what you want? Having a kink is fine, but you partner is not obligated to accomodate it if they are not into it – especially if it is domination or rough sex. Not being into doesn't make you boring or vanilla, you can't make yourself like it. You need to talk to him about this. A healthy sex life if really important in a functional relationship and if you don't want to have this kind of sex with him you will end up resenting him. Be honest with him, you love him and you want to be with him. You understand that he's really into his kink, but you aren't. You can find some kind of compromise, but you both have to be happy with the outcome
You both assumed, neither asked questions. Both are inexperienced in an adult relationship. But she’s on the deep in with how she acted after, weird chick. You learned a lesson, never a loss!
Jesus Christ why separate bathrooms when you are married??? Weirdest thing I've ever heard! It's not a big deal, just flush it ? my god, just wait till the kids use the toilet, your hubby needs to chill the fuck out.
My son forgets to flush all the time, he's afraid of the flushing noise tbf, I'm forever walking into a stinky bathroom or I sit down & the damn kid has missed the bowl & now I have a wet arse ??
The way he handles it isn't healthy and last night she was in her room terrified, and it broke my heart. I've only told him to give her space until we can figure out what to do. She has autism and adhd so she can be a handful, she will straight up ignore him when he asks her something and he takes it as a personal attack, she just does that sometimes, she thinks he hates her so she's mean to him
She is a CHILD, and he is an adult. It is up to him to manage an control his emotions even when she acts out, not “take it as a personal attack” even if he is frustrated.
Why is she “terrified” of him? What has he done that she is so frightened?
Again, where is the family counsellor or family therapist helping to give you all strategies for coping with conflict?