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TeaganChase
Choolz you are not alone. My best friends husband is adamant against toys. She's been told she's not allowed to have one. Ever. He wants to be the only thing that gives her pleasure. Now that's extreme.
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Choolz you are not alone. My best friends husband is adamant against toys. She's been told she's not allowed to have one. Ever. He wants to be the only thing that gives her pleasure. Now that's extreme.
I think we've all had a partner who was insecure with a toy at some point in our lives. If it's bigger than them, or vibrates, to downright they just are insecure. Fact is men can't do what a toy can. They compare themselves with it and it's silly. You shouldn't compare yourself to inanimate objects. I can't do what a blow up can do for hours on end, do I feel bad about it? NO. Would I tell my partner not to have one? NO. Sadly not all men feel the same I guess.
Maybe try talking to him and getting to the root of why he really has an issue with them. He doesn't have to be all "Yay toys!," but maybe just a little more understanding that it's just a toy. Sexually it gives you what you need sometimes, but emotionally and mentally he is the one who fulfills you. Worth a shot. Maybe even bring him here and watch reviews or videos together to see some men are ok with it. No threat to his masculinity in any way
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If I were your friend, I'd kick this insecure little baby to the curb!
"Not allowed to have one?" WTF?
My Man bought me my first sex toy. I didn't
want it at first and I warmed up to the idea.
My body has changed during peri-menopause so that I can't have an orgasm without the use of a powerful want vibrator. It isn't his fault and it isn't mine. I'm just glad we are both mature enough to know that my pleasure is important enough to do anything that gets me off. He can get me 99.99% of the way there, but I only go over the edge with strong massagers.
He isn't threatened by dildos and large vibrators. Once in a while, he'll say, "I think that one is bigger than me." But, I measure it and it rarely is. He doesn't believe he's a big boy.
Even if it were bigger than him, he gets off on using them on me, or even the idea that I use them alone.
If I mention something to him like "I pulled out the (whatever toy) this morning after you left for work." I am usually dragged into the bedroom at the first chance, because it turns him on. He's a very Sex Positive man, and it's one of the reasons I chose him to be my life partner. I could never spend my life, or really any time with men who are "threatened" by intimate objects. Nor one who didn't put sexual pleasure for both of us as his first priority.
I hope that didn't sound mean. It wasn't my intention. But, I think our partners take and run with what we allow them to run with. If someone you LOVE and who supposedly loves you doesn't understand your pleasure and need for it, there is some serious talking and working to do, that's all.