How would men feel if they had to end things with a partner who was really compatible with them in bed room?

i know that is difference between the sexual compatibility and the other compatibility outside of the bedroom. But I'm just curious about one thing. What I want to know is, do you guys not have the slightest feelings for a partner who shared the hottest passion with you behind closed doors?
How would men feel if they had to end things with a partner who was really compatible with them in bed room?
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  • I think that finding someone who is sexually compatible or good in the bedroom is a lot harder for women than it is for men. What makes sex good for a man vs a woman is different.

    There's never been a situation for me where some girl is so good in bed that she's way better than any other girl I've been with. I'm pretty dominant in the bedroom, not afraid to tell her what I want her to do or how I like it. all she has to do for the sex to be good for me is look pretty, be open and adventurous, and aside from when she's giving me a blowjob I do all of the "work" anyway. She doesn't have to be good at anything really.

    We also only cum once, and it's not that hard for us to cum unless we have some other issue like performance anxiety or something. I could probably still cum from "bad sex", plain missionary in the dark.

    For women there's a lot more to it. It's harder to make a woman orgasm than it is to make a man orgasm, so there's that. But the other side of that is that women have stronger orgasms, and they can have multiple orgasms.

    When the sex is bad for you, you don't orgasm. When it's alright you orgasm once or twice maybe. When it's really good you orgasm hard, over and over again. And it all depends on how good the man is.

    So I think that this is much more of a woman thing than a man thing, your best sexual partners make more of an impact for those reasons.

    • Totally agree with you! We (female) can't do anything like rape , if their (Men) private part doesn't work...⬅️ I mean.., if they can't getting hard, I can't do anything to pleasure for myself (despite of how the other party is ready or not). In these days, a lot of people talk about/ discuss about/ protest about #gender_equality. But I feels like... In some delicate cases, gender equality may never be achieved.

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  • This must be a joke really. That's why we only do sex after marriage.

    You are a typical example of a woman trying to keep a guy with your body. Hey that's not how you marry a man

    • Thank you for enlighten me.

    • By the way, sorry if it hurt but you need to not do this type of thing again if you want marriage. Be hard to get in bed is important

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  • A lot of people are able to separate love and sex. I’m naturally horny, so I can fuck any woman and not necessarily feel anything for them.

  • It would be disappointing, but if a relationship has to end, then it has to end.

  • Been there, done that. It was not easy. But I had to choose between duty and a fling. There was only one right answer.

  • Why are things ending?

    • He was lying about his true relationship status. Acts like single and withholding the information about that he courted and almost dated with one of my bestie (closed friend), before we've known each other.

  • I've done it, and it wasn't easy. My ex was, for me, a sexual unicorn. Cute, exactly my preferred type of body, fun to hang out with, horny, uninhibited, a screamer, multi orgasmic, and oh I could go on. The sex was amazing and the chemistry between us was insane. We couldn't get enough of each other, and we had sex 5 - 7 times a week for about 11 months.

    However, due to certain things becoming toxic, I had to break up with her. Believe me, giving up that intense passion and pleasure was difficult. And to be clear, I liked her for non-sexual reasons, too. I loved her, and I loved her sex. In hindsight, I am sure I was addicted to her, like literally addicted. Sharing that much pleasure with someone has gotta rewire the brain. But... it had to end.

    It's been about seven years, but I still think of her sometimes. She's still the best sex I ever had, and I miss some of those small non-sexual things too, but I don't miss the toxic drama that led me to bail. In the end, it just wasn't worth it anymore.

  • I won't let it end and pin her to bed when I want sex

  • I’m sure they won’t like it