If your under 18 then it's possible that he may be literally afraid to be sexual with you because of legal and criminal consequences. If you are under 18 then I would definitely urge you to wait until you are older before having sex and I would advise you to speak with your parents about the situation if at all possible or at least one of them. If that is not possible then I would advise you to speak with an adult you trust who can help you. Assuming you are over 18 years of age the first thing which I would tell both of you is at this point I would actually confront the other person in a polite and caring manor about their feelings. Someone in this situation is not expressing all of their feelings. It's probably both of you. It's not necessarily because someone is hiding something and it's noones fault, but our culture teaches people to keep their emotions to them selves and it's not always good. It could still be a stigma associated with the age difference. If he is much older then he may be having social issues, even just being a little bit nervous about being with someone your age. Maby he's afraid you will just leave him. It may sound strange but most of my ex gf's are much younger than me and I could kind of relate to it. I imagine that you must be a little bit angry. That's natural. After all he has been holding out on you with his feelings. You probably feel like the relationship is breaking up and that's natural too or other wise you would not be posting here. You would just be telling him this stuff, and that is what you should do. You should be telling him this stuff and any other feelings you are having, including the sexual neglect. If he's cheating then you need to know so you can make a decision on your next move. Just keep asking questions and don't hesitate on sharing any feelings you may have no matter how small you think it may be. There is an ocean bellow the tip of that ice berg and if you don't tell your other person your feelings and if he doesn't tell you his when you are together then it's not a real relationship. It's shallow. The two of you need to explore feeling together to make it deeper.
0 0 1 0OP said she's 20.
did you even read the question?
At 19 he should be wanting sex 3 or 4 times a day. But then again we all are different. How much does he jerk off? Is he watching porn and jerking off to it a lot when yo are not around?
You have only been with him 3 months. Maybe he wants to take things slower. I would suggest that you both just start spending more time being naked together. Work on the relationship part.. the sex will come. Does he not want to have sex? Part of me thinks his ex screwed with his head. Try to build up his confidence. Good for you about bringing up the topic of sex, more couples should do it. What are your thoughts?1 0 0 0I don't think he watches a lot of porn, he shares his room with his sister. we do spend some time cuddling and kissing but that is just it. I never try to pressure him to do anything sexual but he never initiates as well. could he be having performance anxiety because his ex humiliated him when he couldn't get an erection? but this is crazy, because he knows I love him and accept him just the way he is, he praises that all the time. and I am afraid if I talk to him about it, he would feel emasculated. I don't want to treat him like she did
If his ex gave him a difficult time about his penis and erections he could have a lot of anxiety. I think you are the perfect person to build his confidence back up. Just spend a lot of time naked with each other. Slowly get him use to your body and you should spend a lot of time seeing what turns him on. Is he a virgin or did he have sex with his ex? If possible can you two get away for a few days?/ camping? A hotel? spend some along time with him without clothing on, he will love it!
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(15)First thing would be to go to a doctor and have his testosterone levels checked... Second thing would be if not already physically active... Exercise is proven to boost natural testosterone and increase sex drive...
Third thing is keep sucking on his dick and repeatedly tell him how sexy you think he is and how much you love his manhood... And don't make a big deal out of him being a minute man... 9 out of 10 times when a male suffers from erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation, it's due to some psychological issue somewhere... If you want to personally help him, follow my above recommendations... Just as something happened to damage him, it can be reversed but it will require patience and effort on your end to help him find the emotional and sexual security again... But more importantly you want to make sure he gets his testosterone checked... If that's his only issue that is something that can be easily resolved through prescription.1 0 0 0I don't think problem is you or sex. I think his ex humiliating him over his erection problem, has devastated his confidence and trust with girls. I think what you are going to have to do, is gain his trust with you. Don't take it personally, it's just going to take time.
I think how much hurt must be going through him after that. I think he might be scared it will happen again. I think its going to take a lot of understanding on your part.1 0 0 0Some people have really strong libidos, some people have hardly any sex drive at all. You need to move on. You don't have to hate him. Stay friends (he sounds like the type who would), and find a guy who wants it as much as you. He is supposed to be peaking now. You won't peak til your 30s. Imagine the nightmare if you actually stayed with him.
0 0 0 0Confront him, he will probably back off but you need to be forcefull but understanding. You need to let him know that sex is important in a relationship but that your willing to work with him to overcome his issues. If necessary have him see a physiciatrist or something in order to over come those issues. Tell him avoiding the problem hurts you and your relationship with him. This will be along term issue so you should not try and force it on him, just as you would not want him to force you if the situation was reversed. Just don't let him runaway. confront him and communicate with him and you should be able to overcome this issue with time.
0 0 0 0@Asker If he had performance anxiety he would have problems coming. At least that's the way I see it. The fact that he came in 1 minute tells me that he might be a premature ejaculator. Which would explain why is ex girlfriend humiliated him. Or maybe she didn't and that is just how he felt. The first thing I would do is to talk to him and explain to him that you have needs and they must be met. That you are willing to work with him and help him to fix it but that if he is not willing to try, they you two should be friends. That may jolt him a little and maybe want to at least try to address the problem.
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