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boyfriend watches "men" that look like women, porn?

I have a boyfriend that ive been with for about a year now we have live together for about ten months I love him very dearly and I believe he feels the same way. The problem is that he watches porn alot of porn and not just normal porn he watches transexuals also. Is it possible that he is having an issue with his sexuality if watching two "men" that look like women going at it. When I confronted him about this he got upset said it was private and that he didnt love me anymore and that he never had. Is this a lost cause do i just give up and pack his stuff or do I hold on and hope he talks??
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replied January 27th, 2013
You're fine
Perhaps his erotic desires are not an issue with sexuality, but a part of his sexuality. Perhaps he was born in one of the years of the tiger. They usually have naturally erotic sexual desires. Some things they will try, and somethings they only like to watch out of curiosity. Try to get him to watch lesbian strap on porn. He will probably learn and assimilate some new sexual skills that only a woman could develop. He will probably grow out of it in his late 40's.
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replied January 27th, 2013
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Hello,

I suggest you don't worry too much about his sexuality which might be showing some bisexual tendencies which are shared by many. If his committment is strong he is unlikely to act on these.

Whatever the reason for his fascination (or addiction) with porn of any sort I suggest you worry about that as porn can be dangerous and damaging to certain types of personality and over-exposure to porn is not recommended to any sort of personality.

Certainly his porn watching cannot be claimed to be private while he is part of a couple and that he claims it to be so tends to prove he is already damaged by it or he is still too immature to know what a committed relationship actually is.

One of the most important rules of a relationship is never saying anything not true or meant even under duress. As he said he doesn't love you I suggest you assume he doesn't and make your plans accordingly.

If you are still quite young and do not have much invested in this relationship it might be much simpler to pack his stuff than trying to work through and save it which could be a long and complicated process if his "addiction" is severe.

Good luck!
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