mrflowers00
Ex-Bluelighter
a lot of women feel that way but i've had a few gfs that watched porn with me and even fucked while watching
that doesn't make a whole lot of sense because relationships are rarely that symmetrical.
alasdair
Why are you only having sex 1 x a day now? If it's your fault that your not having sex more often, then maybe her insecurities are being fueled.
When my ex and I first got together I didn't care that he watched porn regularly but after 6 or 7 months (when we got closer and I started to really be in love with him and stuff) it really did bug me and I also felt like I wasn't enough for him or something, so I get where your fiancée's coming from...I never told my ex to stop cuz I knew it'd probably just piss him off and he wouldn't anyway and would just tell me he wasn't when actually he still was, but it did hurt a bit. I dunno why, I know it's stupid and stuff, but it did bother me. Luckily for me he ended up choosing to stop himself when our relationship became serious... The thing I don't get is, if you can have sex with her anytime, why do you even watch porn?
I hope it gets better anyway![]()
it's common, in threads like these, to see responses which say, essentially, "try doing it to her and see how she likes it" in response to a relationship issue.what doesnt make sense? im not sure what your saying here.
good plan (except the bit about not masturbating for a while). why not just have the talk now?i think what i am goin to do is, do what she asks and not do it, for awhile, like a good while 1-2months and then sit her down and say look babe, you know i would do anything for you, but your being unreasonable, i did this to prove that i would do what you want if it was within reason but this isnt ok, you need to let me do my own thing, I LOVE YOU, YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL but i enjoy looking at pron, all the while i will make a good effort to provide her with more attention and sexual advances
i dunno what says you SLR?
why not just have the talk now?
I think the issue is really about control. You could be having sex x 10 times a day, the OP is still entitled to his own private erotic space and internal sexual life. It is unhealthy and unrealistic that every part of the sexual side of your being is channelled through her.
You should put your foot down and, like others have said, explain to her that it's nothing to do with her - you enjoyed porn before you even met her, it's part of your "me" time (women get this) and it's a deeply personal space. Nothing to feel insecure about. Tell her you don't compare her or the sexual acts you enjoy together to the girls in the films, it's just fantasy and is important to a healthy mind to be able to have your own fantasies. You've never tried to hide it from her and she knows what you're into. It might be a deeper insecurity which is essentially about the frequency of the sex going down and she's looking for reasons. It is normal for that to happen after a while but you might need to reassure her that you're not choosing porn over fucking her, the two are actually rather different things.
Give her lots of attention and reassurance, but don't cave in to her irrational demands.
Or as Dan Savage says:
"All men look at porn--men with hot girlfriends, men with dumpy girlfriends, men with 10 girlfriends, men with no girlfriends. The handful of men who claim they don't look at porn are liars or castrates. Tearful discussions about your insecurities or your feminist principles will not stop a man from looking at porn. That's why the best advice for straight women is this: GET OVER IT. If you don't want to be with someone who looks at porn--if you can't handle it, AG--get a woman, get a dog, or get a blind guy. I'm sorry if you think that's insensitive--no, wait: I'm not sorry. I sincerely believe that "Get over it" is the best possible advice for women bothered by porn. While men shouldn't rub their female partners' noses in the fact that they look at porn--that's just inconsiderate--telling women that the porn "problem" can be resolved though good communication, couples counseling, or a chat with your pastor is neither helpful nor realistic."
His other solution is to arrive at a situation where the man lies and says he isn't looking at porn and the woman pretends to believe him. Because her request is unreasonable - and yes, I'm a woman![]()
High on Life,
Please get this issue ironed out now. Regardless of the outcome, you will be SO glad a few short decades from now that you did whatever work or counseling necessary to resolve the conflict.
I've been married 33 years. I've been watching porn for about 43 years. I started babysitting for a family that had porn. (We had none. I didn't know what sort of equipment men had until I saw porn.)
I enjoyed it then and I enjoy it now. I just never really mentioned it to my husband. When we were dating it was too embarrassing to talk about. (I don't know why.) I found after we were married that my husband is 100% antiporn and antimasterbation.
I wasn't going to do battle over it with him because I felt it I still deserved to have my private thoughts. I didn't agree with him that once we were married, I surrendered all responsibility for my sexual needs over to him. I lied and said I agreed with him, and 33 years later, I still like porn and he still thinks it's the most disgusting thing ever. He also thinks masturbation is degrading. He doesn't do it because his junk has been out of order for some time but he did not do it even before.
He won't ever change his mind about porn being dirty, masturbation being degrading and at nearly 65 he has given up sexual life altogether.
I think if we had made some open communication about it early in our relationship, we would not be on opposite sides of the world about this issue.
I did not know, back in my late teens, how to talk about such things. He simply announced his opinions, and I sort of ambiguously agreed. I was 18. He was 30. Our first several years of marriage he was bad about acting like I was one of his kids.
Masturbation and porn have helped me adjust to the fact that my husband and I will never be able to have sex, ever again.
At least I can still have a self induced orgasm when needed but I have to take every precaution to be quiet about it and secretive about it. I do not want to make my husband feel worse than he already feels about the situation. Obviously he is enormously affected by this.
I wish we had been able to address the issue years ago. Of course, years ago, he was a solid stud fuck and we had no way of knowing that one day, his genitalia wouldn't work and that I would be left holding my own sexual necessities alone.
Orgasms are good, great stress relief, etc. I miss being hugged. His back and knees make him impossible to spoon with, like we used to back in the day.
Sometimes I catch my wife watching porn, sometimes she catches me watching porn.
My cat always seems to be there when I'm batin'.