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Q: a Masterbating Husband

asked by: doola on October 22nd, 2004

New User

My husband likes to wait till he thinks I am fast asleep and start masterbasting. At first I really didn't mind it at all,it might have been a once a month type of deal. But, recently in the past 2 months or so it has been every night. When he first started it was a turn on for me, I thought he was trying to get an erection to have sex with me; little did I know he was pleasuring himself to the point of no return. After he ejaculate he roll over and go to sleep. Here I am left upset and wondering what's wrong with me, or what's wrong with him. Why is choosing his hands over me to make him feel good.

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BADSAL

replied on October 22nd, 2004

Experienced User

Maybe he just doesn't want hot sex (too tired or something) but just wants to get of and go to sleep. Do you try to initiate something with him and he turns you down?

doola

replied on October 22nd, 2004

New User

Reply to Badsal

Well, tiredness could be an issue and I won't rule it out,but I have reason to believe that sometimes durning the day he is masterbating,for instance whenever he takes a day off from work he will say something to the effect that he need to start lifting weights or something. And, I can recall there was a time one night that I offered to do oral sex on him and to get him off myself, he replied "i got it". What am I supposed to do.

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