Quote from: Lovergirl1 on May 31, 2017, 12:50:12 PM
I've been with my bf since I was 17. It's been 3 years and some months and he's been on t for almost as long as I've been with him. The last 2 years he has still wanted me to go down on him and give him pleasure but when it comes to me he just turns over and goes to sleep. It deeply hurts me cause I feel like sexual contact is another way to show someone you love how much you love them and care for them physically. I'm 20 now and I've brought it up to him a few times now. He has told me that it isn't me and that he wants to do stuff with me like he wishes he could(Cisnormative/heteronormative). I've been trying so hard for these last two years to be patient and understanding cause I don't know what it's like to be trans so I can't imagine how hard it is for him. It's just really hard cause I feel so gross about my myself. It's gotten to the point where I don't even want him to touch me at all cause I feel repulsive. I don't want to ask him to do anything to me because I feel like he hates doing anything to me. It's been hard for me to cope with this cause Ive still been fulfilling his needs, which gets me excited as well but I've just started to go to sleep after I finish him anyways cause I know he doesn't want to do anything to me. I've spent many nights just crying myself to sleep cause I wish he wanted me the way I want him. I'm just having a hard time at this point and I want someone's point of view who is transgender (ftm) cause I'm lost and idk what to do. Is this a normal thing that happens with ftm men? Is it just me?
Honestly, I was the opposite with my fiancée. I
constantly wanted to do things to her but I really didn't have any interest in her reciprocating because I was grossed out by my own body so much. That, too, led to problems (primarily her thinking that she was doing something wrong).
What could be happening is that he's grown complacent and doesn't realize how much of an issue it is that you're not getting anything out of it. Maybe in his head,
he's still getting laid, so he doesn't get what the problem is.
I will say that my issues with my fiancée occurred pre-T, so there's a bit of a difference.
If you want my honest, unadulterated opinion, I think he's being extremely selfish. I get
wanting to do heteronormative things, but wish in one hand and **** in the other and see which one fills up first, you know?
You deal with what you've got and you don't leave your significant other hanging. If you're willing to try it, I'd recommend trying to get him into couple's therapy (and perhaps suggesting he get into a gender issues therapists for his own individual appointments). If not... well, maybe you should sit him down and really get to the meat of the problem. Tell him how deeply it's been hurting you and that you don't deserve to be neglected like that.
That's a rough situation and I'm sorry you're experiencing it.