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I still have a difficult time expressing to my husband exactly what it is I want in the bedroom. There are somethings I have no problem asking for but others I am too embarrassed. Even though my husband is completely open with me and can express exactly what he wants. Thankfully he is a patient man and is helping me get through this. It tends to help me the most when he says, "What is so embarrassing about it? All you are doing is telling the man you love exactly what it is you want to do to you!"
Originally posted by
Ansley
Sexuality is a very personal thing and a lot of us have grown up in homes where sex was shameful or done as a wifely duty or just never talked about at all. Or, even worse still - it was something that was used as a weapon in the ... more
Sexuality is a very personal thing and a lot of us have grown up in homes where sex was shameful or done as a wifely duty or just never talked about at all. Or, even worse still - it was something that was used as a weapon in the relationships that were supposed to be models for our own behaviors.
For those of us who were lucky enough to have parents that engaged us in conversation on the matter, the road to adulthood and expressing our sexuality came a little easier.
For many of us it was difficult to get over the negative things we learned about sex as we were growing up and it seems that we have a large community here that has decided enough is enough and did something about it.
When do you think it was that you were able to declare your sexual independence and express yourself honestly and openly in the bedroom?
Do you have any advice for those who still do not feel comfortable with expressing their desires? less
Sexuality is a very personal thing and a lot of us have grown up in homes where sex was shameful or done as a wifely duty or just never talked about at all. Or, even worse still - it was something that was used as a weapon in the ... more
Sexuality is a very personal thing and a lot of us have grown up in homes where sex was shameful or done as a wifely duty or just never talked about at all. Or, even worse still - it was something that was used as a weapon in the relationships that were supposed to be models for our own behaviors.
For those of us who were lucky enough to have parents that engaged us in conversation on the matter, the road to adulthood and expressing our sexuality came a little easier.
For many of us it was difficult to get over the negative things we learned about sex as we were growing up and it seems that we have a large community here that has decided enough is enough and did something about it.
When do you think it was that you were able to declare your sexual independence and express yourself honestly and openly in the bedroom?
Do you have any advice for those who still do not feel comfortable with expressing their desires? less