
Sex, it's all I've been thinking about lately. It's like I'm obsessed. For the first time in my life I'm thinking about it in a new light though, in a light I've never seen it before. Rather than enjoy my sexual thoughts, I'm hating them. I want them to stop! I'm sure this is making no sense to you, so I'll start from the beginning.
I feel as if I'm in a crossroads in my relationship and I'm driving myself insane. My boyfriend and I have been together for 6 months, and while I feel that the sex should be at it's best at this point (still new and not sick of each other yet, but comfortable enough to do the freaky things) I think it's actually at it's worst. I waited for us to hit the one month of dating mark to finally seal the deal and it was amazing. My bf was so attentive to me and my body. He took his time caressing every inch of me. It wasn't freaky sex by any means. It was sweet, sensual, meaningful, beautiful love making. 5 months later, we're still having the same kind of sex. We have yet to really get down and dirty. This bothers me more than words can say. It's worse than it seems for the following reasons: 1) We have only had sex in my bed with the lights off and under the covers. 2) I have yet to see his bare ass. 3) We have only had sex in the missionary position (he doesn't even put my legs up). One time we did it doggy style and it lasted all of 5 minutes before we were back to missionary. 4) One time on vacation, I invited him to come take a shower with me. (The shower was beautiful , surrounded by clear glass and facing a mirror) He never showed up. 5) The other night, we were laying in bed. He was completely to himself when I accidentally grazed his "region." He had a full blown hard on, but wasn't touching me at all! I was like, hello, how can you waste that and just lay there as if I don't want some!? 6) I haven't seen him completely naked yet. He hides from me. Doesn't let me see his body. Meanwhile, he has an amazingly svelte figure!
So Tuesday night, I took a shower, put on a pretty little negligee, sprayed some yummy smelling stuff all over and went to sit next to him on the couch. He noticed the new scent and the way I looked right away and we slowly started kissing while he started his gentle caressing again. The gentle caressing is great, but sometimes, I just want to be pushed around. Show some aggression! Pin me up against the wall! Spread my legs open and dive in! Nope, gentle caresses in conjunction with mediocre kissing and...my fire didn't just fizzle out, it was blown out. He asked what was wrong, and I couldn't help it, I spilled the beans right then and there. I told him that I wished he was more comfortable with me and that I feel like he is holding back his sexual passion for me. He went from looking into my eyes to looking at the TV. I continued my speech about how I need him to be more aggressive and to be more confident while he just continued his blank stare at the TV. I'm not sure what exactly it was that I said in between all of that, but he suddenly stood up and said that he was leaving. He grabbed his clothes and went to the bathroom. Meanwhile I'm sitting on the couch calculating my next move (and feeling like shit at the same time). So he comes out of the bathroom and heads toward the door at which point I grab his arm and say, "What good does leaving do? It isn't going to fix anything. Please talk to me and tell me what you're feeling and why you hold back so much." Yeah, that didn't work either. He didn't have any answers for me. Eventually, I convinced him to stay and we spent the night in a half sleep both feeling like shit but not talking about it. 48 hours later, we're still both feeling like shit but not talking about it.
I'm at a loss here. I just don't know what to do. In the last 48 hours I have realized that all of this goes back to his self esteem. I think he is really insecure about how thin he is, and while I love his body because I can see his 8 pack abs and his beautiful arms, I think he feels like a string bean. My past relationships have been full of crazy sex and freaky, naughty things. This time around, it's all sweetness, no freakiness. All of one is no good, women need a little bit of both. Humph.





