Is it fair to restrict your S. O.'s orgasm if he/she isn't able to give you one?

Is it fair to restrict your S. O.s orgasm if he/she isnt able to give you one?
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  • This is the sort of thing that makes me weep for the future. Insists on only one form of stimulation and when it doesn't work, thinks HE'S doing it wrong. Bluntly speaking, if you're relying entirely on the other person, what makes you think you *deserve* an orgasm? Granted, one paragraph of one side of a dispute is hardly conclusive evidence, but I've seen this mentality a LOT over the years.

    More broadly- hell no. Is that what you want out of sex? Another way to control and manipulate your partner? Another transactional commodity? Bleh. If you have problems, you work to solve them TOGETHER.

  • No, that would be extremely controlling. You should want to help your SO to orgasm as often as possible. Whether your SO is able to give you one is important, and you can help your SO learn to help you to orgasm. The teaching/learning experience can and should be fun... for both of you. In the meantime, keep helping your SO to orgasm.

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  • This situation reads to me as agreeing to go to third base and not all the way unless there a significant improvement.

    Sounds like he's not doing a good job, so why should she promote him? His attitude sucks that he feels entitled to his orgasm while doing a half ass job.

    He's probably not reading his partner well, just doing random shit he saw in porn and then is getting mad when it'd not working.

    • Hun it gets to a point where if you can’t get your man to figure out your orgasm spots, then you definitely don’t know your own spots and are just using that as an excuse to be spiteful towards him. No single person on this earth is worth putting their needs above yours for years on out and this is an idea where you are setting your relationship to fail, so it’s definitely in question if she is even serious about the relationship at that point

  • What you won’t do , another woman will. If he cheats on her (I don’t condone but it happens) or if he leaves her for someone else she can only blame herself for playing hard to get. I think it’s her body and she can do what she pleases, but if she leaves I really hope she doesn’t consider him to be a piece of shit when she kind of sounds like a piece of shit.

    • If he leaves **

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  • To be fair FDS is a cesspool of bigoted hateful women who anyone sane wouldn't touch with a 10-m pole and this is probably the least extreme notion they have.

    For simplicity this one is basically the women's variant of incels. With all the silly logic, derogatory reasoning and so on that comes with it.

    And to answer the question: If restricting sex for 3 years seems reasonable to you with a loving partner who is giving their all to make you feel good then you probably should not be together or you need to figure out how to do things. In 3 years I could teach a monkey to play the trombone. If a girl can't teach her guy to get her off despite his best efforts then she either doesn't know how herself or they are not good together sexually.

    But to reiterate: FDS is probably one od the two worst places you can go to for dating advice. Good place if you're bitter and just want to hate on everyone though.

    • Yes, I know. I just added pic for example, I don't actually take any advice from that sub.

    • Glad to hear it. Disregarding the picture then I feel that a couple of days, a week or even two could be fine if it helps refocus your partners efforts. Obviously it shouldn't be a chip to extort someone with but a mutual agreement to take a while and focus on exploring one person and if so is absolutely fine and possibly healthy for all relationships. A week all about the other person sounds fun. But of course, unless your partner is super into denial maybe just give it up before you reach 3 years like the picture bloke did. At that point there are other issues.

  • Just to be vindictive?

    Oh hell no. If there is something you two can work together on, or learn about, or purchase that helps, from special lubricants to "toys", go for it.

    But think "We", not "You", or even "I", in terms of solving the issue or at least making it better if it isn't solvable (getting old is real, you aren't there yet, but you will be).

    • Yep and any woman that does this , probably doesn’t even know her own bodies expectations and is using her ignorance of her own body to be spiteful and honestly, these kind of women deserve to be treated on. Who on earth would ever want to deal with a partner like that for that long? Not me.

    • Body’s *

    • Cheated on** sorry typos everywhere lol

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  • No. That's lame asf and childish

  • 3 years of no sex? She’s getting it somewhere else and using that excuse as a front. 😂

  • I mean it’s really not that difficult, especially if you go down with your hands first and let her guide you.

  • haha nope. Unless that's, you know, what they want.

  • Not fair! I am capable of doing anything you like for a certain period of time in order to get you off. If you don't know how to make yourself orgasm, or tell me how; I am going to get mine and you will help!!

  • Ass long ass the s. o is puttin in the effort, and not being an s. o. b, give the bigO! Orgasmz r fuck n fun for eveyone!

  • Who knows
    This could be solved by putting men and women into separate walled-off continents, an ocean apart