I don’t know Sue D. at all, so I can’t read anything into her OP based on prior knowledge. But, I confess, when I first read her OP a few days ago I felt badly for her.
Let me be clear: I have no problems with head whatsoever.
But, as I read Sue’s post I couldn’t help but feel that I’d be upset by some of the things she describes.
Sue, my apologies if I’ve misinterpreted what was entirely a joke, but here are some thoughts I had.
People get turned on by all sorts of things–including rude and semi-abusive behavior in the sack. I think it’s great to find out what turns on your partner; and, when I love a person, I have a pretty open mind about what I’m willing to do to provide that extra kick.
That said, after sex is over, I like to feel appreciated for the pleasure I have given. That’s not to say that I haven’t gotten any pleasure myself (b/c, as we all know, rocking someone’s world can be hugely gratifying). But inside and out of the bedroom, respect and appreciation for good service rendered is something I take to be crucial to a good relationship. In fact, the single exception to that would be during sex with a partner who (with my consent) was turned on by being a little rough or rude or whatever. But I would take that to be role-play and, as such, it would have to have clear boundaries that we agreed to.
Anyway, I don’t want to drone on as I might be mistaken. But if I’m not, I’m just wondering, Sue, if you couldn’t talk to your husband, figure out what his motives are, and draw some boundaries between when it is and isn’t cool to turn on the old “Hey Duck Lips” charm.
Aside to Alphagene: Please take notice. In my experience, not every man disdains the occasional tete-a-tete with Mr. Limpy Snozcumber ;))