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DO NOT like Strap On and Toys, how to tell HER?

 
 
gustavratzenhofer
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 07:04 pm
You're not trying to tell us that you've used a strapon on Set, are you, Beth?

Some things are better left unsaid.
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 07:07 pm
ok

I won't tell you.

You can just imagine it.
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Chai
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 07:18 pm
First, ehbeth, I love what you said about the 75%, and it making 150%. Yes, a person needs to keep something of themselves, just for themselves.

td8181, you would be very smart to take ehbeths wise advice, it rings totally true.

One thing I may have missed on your initial post, but I seem to remember something about your gf being so insistant about this. Well, love is a two way street, what is she willing to compromise with?

Chumly, I don't know you that well yet to say anything about you. But, if you'll allow me, I would like to say that the words you said below absolutely made my blood boil.

I feel 100% capable of taking up your challenge.
Chumly wrote:

In a perfect world perhaps, in the real world I find your assertions to be very dubious indeed.

1) Unless of course you are willing to claim that you have never done anything in your entire life that was not 100% what you wanted, when you wanted, and why you wanted, in a sexual sense.

2) Unless of course you are willing to claim that you have always immediately left any relationship in which there was a sexual environ which was not 100% what you wanted, when you wanted, and why you wanted.

3) Assuming you have rigidly followed 1) and 2) for your entire life you must then be willing to claim that your beliefs must apply to everyone else.

Also some may argue that talking may be all we have, but I would argue that is certainly not the case, and in fact talking is very overrated. Of course on a forum such as this it's talking or nothing.

.............Actions & Words.................


1) I have NEVER in my life done ANYTHING sexual that I have not wanted to do, I'm 47 so I think that covers adequate ground. The WHEN you wanted and WHY you wanted is pointless, as the WHAT covers the WHEN and WHY.
Yes, I have had sex when I was tired, because I knew it meant so much to the one I love. That doesn't mean I wasn't doing something when or why I wanted, because it was what I wanted. I have also politely declined.

There are some things sexual that I have never tried, because I don't want to. That is the end of the subject. No means no. I don't have to "try" some things to know I would definitely not enjoy. If someone pressured me to "try" something, it would be because they were being selfish and thinking only of themselves.

2) If you just talking sexually, I have ALWAYS left a relationship if it was not what I wanted, and left it immediately, before having sex with that person again.

3) Is just a crock of pig poo. No one here has ever indicated that anyone must think like they do, only that if there is something that crosses that line, a human being has the right to say, no that goes to far.

td8181 does not have to compromise on Everything. She has that 25% she holds in reserve.

Roxxane, outside counseling regarding private matters like sex is not necessarily the best thing. That might be fine for them, but, it might not. My personal feeling is that decesion is something sacred between the 2 of them.

As far as discussing with lesbian friends? Lesbian or heterosexual, bringing up such personal details would probably be unwelcome. Just because you are a lesbian doesn't mean you want to hear about a friends sex life any more than being a heterosexual means your hetero friends want to hear about yours.

I had a REALLY close friend from college, like blood sisters. We didn't see each other for years after, and then somehow met up again. Shortly after beginning to talk to her, she began telling me graphic details about her husband. I was appalled and just didn't even know where to look. I never felt the same about her again.

td8181, I know what you're talking about. I guess I consider myself a heterosexual, but if you put it on that 1 to 10 scale with a 5 being a well adjusted bisexual, and a hetero a 10, I'm probably about a 7, maybe a 7 and a half on some days, sometimes a 6 on others.

I would never let anyone use a dildo on me, or use one myself. Absolutely unspeakable to me. I love and want intercourse with my husband, but that has never been the "main event" for me, if you know what I mean.

Yes, talk to your gf, let her know firmly how you feel. Would you feel differently about her if you went along. If you would, consider that.

Please come back and talk some more.
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gustavratzenhofer
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 07:19 pm
Beth wrote:
ok

I won't tell you.

You can just imagine it.


Well, that did it. I just burned out my retinas.
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 07:23 pm
gustavratzenhofer wrote:
Well, that did it. I just burned out my retinas.


my work here is done
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flushd
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 08:46 pm
I've just noticed that in your first post, you stated that the two of you are arguing about this.

I'd stop that immedietly. No need to argue. If you have communicated clearly to her that the strap-on is 100% non-negotiable, and she still pushes, just walk away. A no is a no. End of story.

Ehbeth made a very good post. Yes, there is compromise and communication and negotiation....but if this is something you would not feel good about if you went through with it, then that is that. You never have to do anything you don't want to.

BTW: IMHO it is not important whether this is a gay/lesbian/hetero deal. Every person gets to decide what they want, in the bedroom and out, and no one is excluded from the same old BS. A lover is a lover is a lover.
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Chumly
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 08:53 pm
Bella Dea wrote:
If talking is so overrated, why is it that all the happily married couples I know, say they keep it together for 50+ years by talking to each other?
Because they don't know any better?
Laughing
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Chumly
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 09:09 pm
Chai Tea wrote:
td8181 does not have to compromise on Everything. She has that 25% she holds in reserve.
Err...I was responding to Bell Dea's claims not as advice for td8181. I'd be happy to discuss what many people do, much of the time and why and also if it serve their best interests as a couple and/or as individuals, all in the context of:

..pragmatic sexual compromise versus idealized sensual romanticism..

I suggested to Bell Dea that we call thread "It's my body and I'll cry if I want to" coming to a blood boiling theatre near you. I think we can at the least be assured of a lively debate.
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Chai
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 09:57 pm
let's keep in mind this is about td8181
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Chumly
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 09:59 pm
I refer to a new thread, not this here one, for the reasons you mention.
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td8181
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 11:28 pm
ok, im sorry to said this to chumly, but since you said u a male, i think i know why u keep trying to insist me to try strap on right? haha, ok am sorry, am just kidding.........but seriously, it not going to change my mind, i will talk to my gf about this and if she really want to use toys, i guess she have to go find another lesbian girl to do it with, because i don't really want to use those stuff.........if i really want a penis, i will go for a real one, not fake one like strap on or toys... but too bad, i just wans't born to like men.......
i refuse to use those stuff because i dont get turn on by those, and those are not always clean, it can cause infections and stuff.......i dont want to use it......
and about sex, i think if i do soemthing that I like, the feeling for me both physically and emotional will be better........even if i agree to let my gf do that to me, i'm sure i won't feel good and not feeling good emotionally won't bring to physically feeling good and enjoy sex.......
that's just the way i think
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Chumly
 
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Reply Fri 3 Feb, 2006 11:35 pm
I do wonder if you are pulling my leg and by how much, not that I mind

"Yoink!"
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cyphercat
 
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Reply Sat 4 Feb, 2006 12:04 am
td8181-- I just want to jump in because in your last post you mentioned that even if you agreed to let your girlfriend use a strap-on, you won't feel good about it emotionally and so you also won't feel good physically. I think you are 100% right about that.

I have found that if I am upset and don't want to have sex, but allow it anyway just to be nice to my boyfriend, sometimes it can be actually physically painful. Then it is very hard not to resent being hurt by your partner just to please them.

I would say that this alone should be reason enough to say no. Since you are so against using a strap-on, it would probably turn out to be at least very uncomfortable, or even downright painful. Your girlfriend should understand that, and should certainly not want to do something potentially painful for you.

To those who say you need counseling because as a lesbian you should be able to use dildos--what crap. Anyone of any sexual orientation has likes and dislikes for God's sake! My two closest friends are lesbians, and I know both of them have boundaries about what forms of lesbian sex they will have and what they won't. It's perfectly fine to have limits! Don't get pressured into anything, td8181.
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Bella Dea
 
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Reply Sat 4 Feb, 2006 08:41 am
Chumly wrote:


I suggested to Bell Dea that we call thread "It's my body and I'll cry if I want to" coming to a blood boiling theatre near you. I think we can at the least be assured of a lively debate.


Rolling Eyes Please. You think that that makes me sad...wah cry, Chumly thinks I am a baby. Rolling Eyes

I couldn't care less what you think of me. When she asked for advice, I gave it. You wanted me to respond to my reasoning, and I did.

Whatever.
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Bella Dea
 
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Reply Sat 4 Feb, 2006 08:44 am
td8181 wrote:

even if i agree to let my gf do that to me, i'm sure i won't feel good and not feeling good emotionally won't bring to physically feeling good and enjoy sex.......


Then don't do it. If she loves you she wouldn't want you to do something that made you uncomfortable and unhappy.
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Chumly
 
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Reply Sat 4 Feb, 2006 12:34 pm
Bella Dea wrote:
Chumly wrote:


I suggested to Bell Dea that we call thread "It's my body and I'll cry if I want to" coming to a blood boiling theatre near you. I think we can at the least be assured of a lively debate.


Rolling Eyes Please. You think that that makes me sad...wah cry, Chumly thinks I am a baby. Rolling Eyes

I couldn't care less what you think of me. When she asked for advice, I gave it. You wanted me to respond to my reasoning, and I did.

Whatever.
It's a play on words from an old song by Lesley Gore.
You somehow construed that I have expressed an opinion of you; you are mistaken.
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Roxxxanne
 
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Reply Sun 5 Feb, 2006 08:18 am
flushd wrote:


BTW: IMHO it is not important whether this is a gay/lesbian/hetero deal. Every person gets to decide what they want, in the bedroom and out, and no one is excluded from the same old BS. A lover is a lover is a lover.


Well you don't know that. Most conflicts in the bedroom indicate an agenda other than sex itself. I would never count on the straight women here for advice on anything. Relationships between women are far more complex than between women and men or men and men. A lover is not a lover is not a lover. Relationships between women are very different.
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Roxxxanne
 
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Reply Sun 5 Feb, 2006 08:23 am
Re: DO NOT like Strap On and Toys, how to tell HER?
td8181 wrote:
Roxxxanne wrote:
td8181 wrote:
OK. First of all, thanks for reading, and second of all this can be a very sensitive topic, so I hope those that are Heterosexual here, please don't make a joke out of it.
OK: Situation.
I have a GF, we Lesbian. First of all, I am Gay, I do not like "Dick", male part. That's why I am Lesbian.
I don't mind kissing, foreplay, carressing a woman, Oral sex.....etc.... with my GF or she do it to me.
BUt ehre come the big problem. She likes Toys, Strap on and lately she want to **** me with strap on. OK, Now we argue. I told her, I do not want strap on.........anyways, strap on is like u know fake d-i-c-k, if she going to **** me with that, it is heterosexual sex, TO ME. And I don't want to engage in any hetero sex act.........not that I have anything against hetero, but I just prefer the strap on or Didlo NOT inside me......
and yeah, that the situtation, I dont like to do it and she want me to do it.......so there we go,w aht should I do??? i mean am not gonna do it, am just not, period...........bottom line, we break up.



Doesn't sound like you two are compatible sexually. I would take issue that using a strap-on is a heterosexual sex act. It is very common maybe even the norm. I might even suggest counseling to open yourself up sexually. I am guessing that you may have been sexually assaulted by a man in the past and you associate that with your girlfriend's "penis."


what the heck are you talking about? are you assuming or generalizing here? no, i have not been assaut by men in the past, in fact, I don't even date men. I know since at a young age that I was a lesbian.....
I suggest you shouldn't label people like this because it is rude, how do you feel if I said that you get rape when you were little,that why now you this and you that......
well just ought to let you know, gay and lesbian mean people that attract to the same sex, sexually......so i don't think that it is weird for me to be lesbian and don't like men penis..........am sure you a straight woman, you don't like women vagina neither.......


Me is bi-sexual, but me prefer vagina, especially women vagina. me have many, many platonic Lesbian girlfreind who help advise me as I new at being Lesbian. you should get advice form Lesbian not staright woman. You and lover need for to therapy, me think. Find good Lesbian therapist.
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Sun 5 Feb, 2006 08:30 am
Roxxxanne wrote:
Well you don't know that.


You're assuming a lot.

You know nothing about the sexual preferences or histories of other posters.

You can speak from your own experience - but given your own qualifiers for other posters, your own experience is as far removed from the td8181's as any straight person's - and thus as irrelevant <by your own definition>.
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Roxxxanne
 
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Reply Sun 5 Feb, 2006 08:59 am
No, YOU are the one assuming. You are assuming that the conflict is not in any way a Lesbian related issue even though it involves a Lesbian relationship. My only advice is that she would be better off getting advice from other Lesbian rather than straight women. Or to seek an expercienced Lesbian counselor/therapist.

Sure you can spout clichés that no one has the right to force someone into a sexual act that she is not comfortable, But you are dealing with the obvious and ignoring what might be far more deeper and complex issues.

td's aversion to her lover using a strap-on stems from her strong dislike toward men and their penises. I surmised that there might have been some previous abuse that caused this but she denies it. It was only a guess. But clearly, there is something deeper going on here. That is, of course, assuming that we are not getting our chain yanked.
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