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I don't know... but what should be happening is not happening.. Sex should result in strong emotional engagement afterwards. I would consider counseling if this relationship is important to you, because what should be happening is not happening. Now, are you satisfying her physically and treating her well? I would examine yourself because there could be something that you are doing that has triggered this behavior. (Not saying it is your fault).
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That's a tough one, maybe she has emotional issues attached to sex. It's possible that she feels like she's done something wrong and is ashamed by it. Just a theory though. You need to ask her, and be gentle when doing that. There could be a myriad of reasons. For example: how great is your relationship outside of sex? Do you do a lot of other things together? If not, she could be using you.
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Fear, intimacy issues, or maybe she's just not that into you?
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That maybe all she wanted was the SEX , and not a real relationship ...
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There are a few possibilities: - She wanted just sex, not emotional involvement. - You might not satisfy her. - Maybe you do not treat her well (you are not tender enough, you humiliate her). - Or maybe she feels guilty for making love to you (is anyone of you married?). - Or maybe she has some emotional trauma (has been raped or victim of violence).
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what type of relationship do you have? Is it a FWB thing? Are either of you married? Did the relationship started off as a fling, with just sex? Most of the time relationships really don't change much from the way they start out. (unless it's over) Stop having sex and see what you two really mean to one another. (sounds like she isn't that into you but feels obligated to have a connection to you for some reason)
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