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LeahCat: Zora, I think a lot of it has to do with having a mature mindset. Personally, Ive always thought how unfair it was on guys to be brought to the point of orgasm only to have that warm mouth pulled away. I know how pissed off Id be if someone was going down on me and they stopped just as I was about to cum. There's just something deliciously nasty about having a guy cum in your mouth and to see the look on his face when he just lets go is amazing.
I can also sympathise with your experience re:feeling rejected by the way you react during sex. I had a former boyfriend -when I was young and silly enough to put up with this kind of crap- who hated the amount of noise I made during sex. I didnt feel rejected so much as stifled and got ideas that there was something wrong with me. I ended up not having an orgasm with him for the last 3 months we were together. All because I couldnt relax and be myself.
Its a terrible thing when you allow one person's insecurities regarding sex to impact on your natural reaction and enjoyment of it.
I can also sympathise with your experience re:feeling rejected by the way you react during sex. I had a former boyfriend -when I was young and silly enough to put up with this kind of crap- who hated the amount of noise I made during sex. I didnt feel rejected so much as stifled and got ideas that there was something wrong with me. I ended up not having an orgasm with him for the last 3 months we were together. All because I couldnt relax and be myself.
Its a terrible thing when you allow one person's insecurities regarding sex to impact on your natural reaction and enjoyment of it.