11-06-2007
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| | | Scared of sex Hey guys
i have a problem, and i duno if im just fucked in the head or if other people are like this too. Im scared about the prospect of having a sexual relationship. I have had a bf before but we never slept together, and i had a one weekend fool around with a guy when i was on holiday in sydney, but it was just wanking with each other and a blow job, but even that i felt really sick and nervous about when i started thiking about it after wards. And now i have met this really great guy and he is keen to have sex, but when i think about it outside of horniness i get that same sick nautious feeling and i dont want to do it, but i do want to do it, but i dont wanna like throw up on the guy or worse, but yeh, just thought i would ask your opinion, its not really young and hung but i am young and confused.
Hope that makes sense
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11-06-2007
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#2 (permalink)
| | | You're ok- don't stress it. Just be honest with him how you feel. If he understands, great! If not, move on.
Finally, try to not be so serious. Have fun- be playful. Take it one step at a time.
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11-06-2007
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| | | It sounds as simple as the rather complex issue of anxiety. Your last line, is probably answering your own question. You're young, you're confused, and above all, you're probably putting too much pressure on yourself. It could be because you really like the person, and/or want to make sure you're "pleasing", as well as enjoying. There could be any number of reasons that thinking about sex is sending your mind into overdrive, which in turn is giving you an anxious, even "fight or flight" response, and making you nauseous. It's easy for me to say, but really, you need to relax, and even better, try to figure out WHAT you're thinking, or even over-thinking, that's causing this response. It might help you. If you can identify what, and why, you're thinking what you're thinking, you can then start sorting it out.
Be safe, and try to have some fun,
n_b
P.S. I think that being with someone you know, and trust, can also put you more at ease. If, deep down, you're having doubts, it could be causing, or contributing to anxious feelings. | | | |
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11-06-2007
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| | | Yeh but i only second thought it when im thinking to much lol, im on medication cos i have an axiety disorder, which is supposed to stop me overthinking, so maybe this is the watered down version of my over thinking, lol, yeh, this guy is alot older than me too which scares me a bit, but he is sweet and nice and hot, so i wish my brain would shut up lol | | | |
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11-06-2007
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| | | Heya Matt
I believe that the key factors to any successful relationship, has to be; trust, openness, and honesty. Whether you are planning a long term relationship, or planning to have a piece on the side, while looking for that ideal partner, you need to be up front, candid and honest.
Its always a little scary, the first time with any body, and as we feel all our emotions with our stomachs, the urge to throw up, is quite understandable. There is no need to rush into sex, just because your partner is willing. If he's worth his salt, he'll understand, and it'll give you time to learn more about him, and more importantly about yourself.
When you write "but when i think about it outside of horniness ", It sounds like you have other issues to deal with that do not come directly into the sphere of your immediate, and imminent sexual relationship. Acceptance and respect from your peers and family perhaps? Self acceptance? But like learning to swim, there comes a point when there is no point in thinking about it, its just a case of don't think ....... do! | | | |
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11-06-2007
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Originally Posted by KoolKat ...im on medication cos i have an axiety disorder, which is supposed to stop me overthinking... | Yuh-huh, did I call it, or did I call it?
Trust me, I KNOW where you're coming from.  | | | |
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11-06-2007
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Originally Posted by KoolKat Hey guys
i have a problem, and i duno if im just fucked in the head or if other people are like this too. Im scared about the prospect of having a sexual relationship. I have had a bf before but we never slept together, and i had a one weekend fool around with a guy when i was on holiday in sydney, but it was just wanking with each other and a blow job, but even that i felt really sick and nervous about when i started thiking about it after wards. And now i have met this really great guy and he is keen to have sex, but when i think about it outside of horniness i get that same sick nautious feeling and i dont want to do it, but i do want to do it, but i dont wanna like throw up on the guy or worse, but yeh, just thought i would ask your opinion, its not really young and hung but i am young and confused.
Hope that makes sense
Matt | Hey Matt
I remember the lump in my throught the first time I got it on with a guy and it did seem very sickening to me at the time (not so much afterwards) but It was only because it was something I had never witnessed or induldged in b4, I got a similar feeling the first time I went to a gay bar. I think you are experienceing something similar maybe made a bit worse with your existing condition. But I do feel you will get over it quite quickly if you just work through it. Just like on a rollercoaster how you start to feel sick but you cant get off half way so you have to just get to the end of the ride. | | | |
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11-06-2007
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| | | KoolKat -- anxiety (with or without an attack) can be defined as worry about an outcome. In other words, perhaps there is some possible outcome that is worrisome or upsetting to you.
If this applies to you, you can help reduce the feeling of anxiety by playing a little mind-trick on yourself.
-- Identify the "outcome" that you're worried about.
-- Imagine yourself 15 or 20 seconds PAST that point in time... and imagine that the undesired thing not only DIDN'T happen, but some other, better outcome happened.
-- Allow yourself the feeling of happiness, "looking back" at at the desirable outcome that "did happen"
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The other "mind trick" you can play on yourself is to simply (a) identify what the undesirable outcome is, and then (b) see if there is some "lesson" you need to learn about that fear/possible outcome.
Good luck and be happy!  | | | |
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11-06-2007
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| | | thanks for the comments guys, self acceptance and acceptance by people is a big deal and could be making me feel like this, ive had this feeling before when ive done something im not comfortable with but with sex its alot bigger icky feeling. Yeh once ive done it ill be fine, its just getting there
thanks guys
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11-06-2007
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Originally Posted by KoolKat thanks for the comments guys, self acceptance and acceptance by people is a big deal and could be making me feel like this, ive had this feeling before when ive done something im not comfortable with but with sex its alot bigger icky feeling. Yeh once ive done it ill be fine, its just getting there
thanks guys
matt | You should try talking aboutthis with your partner before you guys do anythng together. My boyfriend had anxiety about sex before we got sexual, and during the first few months of our relationship. We know the true source of his anxiety, and so can do things to keep him calm. However, in the beginning he used to tremble all over when we did things as simple as kiss. The first time I blew him he cried. Can you imagine how I'd have freaked out, and the distress I'd have been in if I hadn't known in advance he might have a panic attack? I don't know if we could have recovered from that. But since I was prepared, I was able to bring him down, wipe his tears, and be a source of comfort and support. | | | |
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11-06-2007
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| | | yeh im gonna talk to hiim, but i dont want him to think that i dont like him, cos i do, yeh ill talk to him tonight
thanks guys
matt | | | |
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11-09-2007
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#12 (permalink)
| | | Hey guys
last night i met up with that guy, and i talked to him about my fear and nervousness, and we took it slowly at first lol, he was so cool, and made sure i was ok with every step, we didnt have sex cos we were in his car and it was very cramped, but we made out and played with each other and i felt great wasnt scared or nervous or anything so it was all good, so hopefully i will be seeing him again to do more and not feel nervous woohoo, thanks for all ur advice guys
Matt | | | |
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11-09-2007
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#13 (permalink)
| | | Wow KoolKat! Very good to hear!
I'm very happy it was such a positive experience for you. Just take it slowly and at your own pace. It's wonderful that he kept asking you and went at your speed. Sounds like he could be a keeper!
One thing you may want to try is starting with massage. Massage can help relax you a great deal and get you used to touch. Done with care and love it's a great intro to sex. | | | |
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11-09-2007
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#14 (permalink)
| | | Result man!! Next time will be even better!! | | | |
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