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cis female using strapon with ftm bf

Started by lostinanewworld, November 06, 2013, 03:43:36 AM

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lostinanewworld

hi! so i'm a cis female dating a ftm. we've been a couple for about 6 months and he's my first ftm or any from the hbtq community. he said to me that he is straight and doesn't want to have sex with men. he's been on t for close to 5 years and done the top surgery and removal of female organs (with no plans right now to have a bottom surgery). but there is one thing that makes me confused/uncomfortable and a bit concered. he wants me to "take with" with our strap on. the reason it makes me feel uncomfortable is that i feel that it is not my "duty" as a gf. i dont know how to explain this but i dont feel like i'm in a relationship with a man with i take him with a dildo. and he said that he doesn't like that type of sex but why does he want it with me?
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Lo

If it makes you uncomfortable, don't do it. Your boyfriend has no right to pressure you to do something sexual that you don't want to do either.

That said, wearing a strapon doesn't make you a man any more than a man wearing a dress makes him a woman. The kind of sex that two partners have also has nothing to do with the gender or orientations of the people doing them. Plenty of straight cis women wear strapons in bed for their male partners; it's called pegging, and for most women, it's just another kind of sex toy that's no different than a vibrator or dildo that they might use on themselves. The point of using it is, simply enough, to give pleasure and to feel pleasure from giving it. Your boyfriend might really like how anal penetration feels or makes him feel emotionally. It does not mean he is gay or that he is pretending you are a man.
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lostinanewworld

I guess i never say it that way. you have given me something to think about now. thank you!
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Valerie

Right, what Lo said. 

I would add that it's a positive thing you & your boyfriend are talking about sex--many people just jump in the sack & don't communicate, then wonder why they or their partner are unsatisfied. 

The bottom line is helping each other to feel accepted and to give & receive pleasure in a mutually respectful way.  There will be some things you don't like, and some things he won't like--as long as you keep talking to each other & don't make each other feel ashamed for wanting or not wanting to do something, you two should be OK.    :) 

"When we love, we always strive to become better than we are. When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too."                 
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blueconstancy

I agree with everyone else - plenty of cis women have boyfriends with this particular request. Your situation isn't quite the same, obviously, but the majority of the mental awkwardness can be on *his* side (and he seems to have dealt with it well, to the point that wanting this with you alone is probably a compliment about how comfortable he is with you!) if you remind yourself that this is a thing straight couples do.

Of course, you also don't HAVE to do it. If you're genuinely uncomfortable, then you shouldn't force yourself, and he ought to respect that.
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Lo

Quote from: lostinanewworld on November 06, 2013, 02:51:35 PM
I guess i never say it that way. you have given me something to think about now. thank you!

Glad I could help!

Sexual desires don't really change who you or your partner are, but not everything is for everybody. Pegging, while more popular than you'd think among straight couples, is still pretty niche. Have fun and don't be afraid to talk things out.
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collegegirl

I am also a cis female and my boyfriend (who feels mostly like a girl) enjoys it when I use a strapon with him. Honestly my first reaction was absolutely not. But once I figured I would try it, it turned me on so much just seeing how much pleasure it brought him. Plenty of straight men enjoy anal stimulation. It's nothing to be ashamed of. But if you don't feel comfortable with it, don't do it. It's all up to you.
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