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Started by PaulyD, February 06, 2010, 01:35:20 PM

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PaulyD

Being a lesbian, I love boobs, but since he has come out to me and as i get more and more comfortable with the idea of transitioning, they seem to get in the way. Not to go into detail per say, but sexually I find myself at a loss for what to do with them, or even simply cuddling I find myself wishing they were not there, because I know he would rather them be gone and I'm constantly worried what he is thinking if i put my hands on them (like i always used to do) or if i play with them(again like i used to) and so I find myself completely lost of what to do and find myself very frustrated with the whole thing.

My main issue with it all is our sex life was good. No complaints, but now i feel completely lost for what to do, I want to make him comfortable and so I'm pretty sure if i do everything I used to do it would make him a little uncomfortable because well I really appreciated the fact that he was a woman, or well has a woman's body.

I want to please him as great as he does me, but I am just completely lost with how transitioning affects all of this....I've delved farther into this than intended.

My main statement I wanted to get out of this is that they just seem to get in the way now, I was completely against the idea of surgeries and what not and now its like I feel it might be so much more comfortable on both ends if they simply weren't there anymore...


Im sorry I rant/talk/type so much.

-LG


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kisschittybangbang

Oh hun I completely know where you are coming from.

The forbidden zones suck. Instead of focusing on his chest, focus on his back. Kneed it, scratch it, be gentle, ect. Use this as a opportunity to explore his body more than before.

When it comes to dealing with the lower regions... That's something for private messages. Lemmie know.
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Silver

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DavisJ86

Quote from: SilverFang on February 06, 2010, 04:18:00 PM
Ask.

She does ask. I just haven't given her answers. I'm working over my modesty issues first. I'm from the south what can I say lol.

-Davis
"It does not matter how slow you go so long as you do not stop."-Confucius

""It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change."-Charles Darwin
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PaulyD

I do ask, I try not to ask too much...but just enough that I can try and pry it out of him. BTW i never thought that was why you haven't told me..

and exploring other parts makes a lot of sense..not that I havent in the past...but its certainly a new perspective.
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leguido

I completely understand this. I would try to only do things that makes both of you comfortable, and maybe you should talk about that. Even though it might be uncomfortable, it's really worth it.
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Robert Scott

Personally touching my boobs is a complete turn off --- each person is different.  I started having sex with my binder on and it made a world of difference!  When my partner rubs her hands on my bound chest it is very arousing to me -- it feels like it should be in a sense - flat and no boobs.

As for the lower region -- I do enjoy oral sex but afterwards I become very disphoric  and I am not interested in sex for weeks after.

Now I have a strap on and I always wear it with a vibratory nestled behind the dildo ... and sex has now become something I totally crave!  I went from many weeks between needing it all the time.  It took years (we have been together 10) for me to reach this point.

Everyone is different ... but maybe this can get some conversation rolling
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Alexmakenoise

I'm indifferent to having mine touched, and I've always been upfront about this with partners - "It doesn't do anything for me, but if it turns you on, go ahead and have fun with them."  For me, having my chest fondled is a passive way of giving pleasure to my partner.  Though all or most of the guys I've been with long-term have sort of lost interest in touching them once they get that it really doesn't turn me on or anything. 
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Samson99

Coming from someone who is the one in my relationship who despises my boobs, I can tell you that it's difficult.

I'd imagine it's different for everyone, but in my experience, I want to let my boyfriend enjoy my body the way he used to before I was truly in tune with my own gender. Breasts, for most, are an area that can bring pleasure and comfort, and I can't imagine how hard it must be for him to have to turn a blind eye to them for my sake. It really makes the whole "Us time" thing a little strained.

But as someone said in an earlier post, it helps to take that emphasis you would want to place on the breasts, and instead direct them at the neck or back. Anywhere with pleasure receptors really, that are not gender specific.

Also, something that helps with me, is that above my boobs, I have an entirely flat area and for me, it resembles the flat chest I long to have, my boyfriend caught on to this, and will concentrate on that part of me, as it is pleasurable for both of us.

I feel like this is something he might want to bring up to me actually, but might not to spare my feelings.

I really hope all works out well, and just so you know, if you two really have a great relationship, a conflict of how to ignore his chest will not hinder you for long. It just takes time and communication.
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