Well, it seems I have been -exactly- where you have.Oneirius said:Well, I do admire your offer very much, and I am grateful, but for now, let's just say that she had a "physical issue", as you call it, and that it made normal sex physically impossible. Not difficult, not painful, not unlikely, just plain impossible. She might have been able to enjoy receiving oral sex, in a way, but I am not even sure about that.Bara_no_Hime said:What case? I feel like there's some really weird undercurrent going on in this thread, and I would really like to know what "case" inspired this thread.Oneirius said:You are free to masturbate (I guess she can't, in the case that inspired this discussion,
PM me if it's something you don't want to talk about in the thread. I've known some people with physical issues, so I might have further insights.
Other than that problem (and the health problems and psychological scars involved) she was simply as perfect as a girl could possibly be, especially for me. As I said, beautiful, talented, intelligent, kind, and very loving. We even shared many interests.
It's not like there wasn't any sexual passion. There was, on both sides, and we could kiss, hug, fondle, and rub against each other as much as we wanted, it's just sex that was impossible.
Marriage was not really an issue, of course, I am not even 18, it was just a question of whether or not to stay with her. Now is a bit too late to change my choice back then, but it just got me thinking enough to open the discussion here. My case is mostly irrelevant, it's the philosophical question I am interested at.
The reason the girl I was dating at the time was unable to have sex had to do with severe sexual trauma from her past (and in her case, because of the psychological repercussions this included the fact that having her give me a blowjob would be nothing else than cruel and hateful). Back then, I was young, fairly inexperienced myself (so to some extent there was the "you don't really know what you're missing"-factor) and dramatically romantic, so I chose to stay with her no matter what.
It didn't last. I became increasingly more frustrated, while she became ever more self-centered and demanding in every way. My biggest regret in the entire ordeal to me was not breaking the relationship off sooner and salvaging the good friendship that had originally been at the root of it all.