What would you do if your partner tease you?
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Your partner is asking for sex all night and when you finally get naked and try to put "it" in, your partner said it hurts or midway through, your partner ask to stop… Obviously you stop, but do you go finish (jerk off/wank) or just roll over and sleep. Good luck with the blue balls.
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If my partner says "stop" midway then something's seriously wrong because he has never wanted me to stop before. If I'm bottoming and I says "stop", he'll just jerk off and I'll be the on with blue balls. :cry2:
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I have a much more sadistic mind with that… If one hole is too sore, that's ok.... Every good boi knows that they have TWO holes for a reason >:D
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You could have him jerk you off.
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Geez. That happened so many times with my boyfriend. So he was like yeah let's fuck or started kissing me or grabbing my dick just to say then that he doesn't want to bottom. Or just that I have to stop in the middle. I didn't force him, of course not. It's so important for two people to feel good in a relationship not one dominating the other, that's why I'm anti BDSM. But it was irritating. Cause once the man starts to fuck he just has to finish
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It's so important for two people to feel good in a relationship not one dominating the other, that's why I'm anti BDSM.
You don't seem to understand BDSM at all o_o
BDSM is consensual and ideally both parties enjoy themselves - even the submissive part. It's everything in the context of a fetish and fantasy. It doesn't really have to mean a submissive-dominant and abusive relationship. It's just ignorant to say that you are 'anti BDSM'. You may not like it, and that's OK. But being 'anti'? That means a whole different thing, a whole different rhetoric: it means you don't want people doing it… -
It's so important for two people to feel good in a relationship not one dominating the other, that's why I'm anti BDSM.
You don't seem to understand BDSM at all o_o
BDSM is consensual and ideally both parties enjoy themselves - even the submissive part. It's everything in the context of a fetish and fantasy. It doesn't really have to mean a submissive-dominant and abusive relationship. It's just ignorant to say that you are 'anti BDSM'. You may not like it, and that's OK. But being 'anti'? That means a whole different thing, a whole different rhetoric: it means you don't want people doing it…I know both enjoy themselves. But I'm totally against putting one person higher above the other, and that comes with the idea of gays always wanting to be equal. Fantasy is good but to some point. I think you can have a healthy relationship without all that stuff.
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blue ball ? never hahahahh
