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Cannot orgasm without using his hand |
My fiancé has watched porn and used escorts for many years as he is a over
the road truck driver, He stopped using escorts when we met and I thought
he had stopped using porn but have found out that he still is. He say's he
is addicted, The problem is he cannot have an orgasm without using his hand.
He claims that when he was in a motorcycle accident in his early 20's and
had a closed head injury he was told that he would have problems with
reaching orgasm. However he has told me that with certain women he was
able to achieve an orgasm during intercourse but not with all women. We have
been to a urologist and everything is fine. Is it possible that he has
become so used to his hand and porn that he can not have a NORMAL sexual
relationship? Or is it me? I am very attractive and keep in great shape
and don't want to abandon this relationship but I am having a hard time
dealing with 2 hour's of making love only to have the end result always' the
same (meaning him not able to achieve an orgasm) Any insight on this
matter would be greatly appreciated. Confused and searching for
answers…
It could be the accident, it could be that he’s become so used to masturbating that he can’t reach an orgasm from intercourse, and it could also be a combination of the two. Can this situation be fixed? I don’t know, and I’m not even sure if it’s possible to know. Maybe with time he could learn to have orgasms during intercourse, but there’s no guarantee of that. Now I get many letters from women who have problems with their man masturbating to porn, but most of these men don’t have a built in excuse the way your fiancé does. It’s never about the woman, it’s always about the man in these cases but I understand that women begin to question their own value when their man masturbates so much. But here you have a psychological crutch because you could say to yourself, it’s because he had an accident so it’s no one’s fault. If you can do that and like everything about the relationship, then that’s what you should do. And maybe once you take the pressure off of him having orgasms during intercourse, the situation will fix itself. But if you can’t, if this really bothers you, then you should say you’re sorry and move on. There really are no other paths for you. You can’t count on a change down the road, so either you decide that you can live with a sex life the way it is, or you can’t.
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