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Room for online sex video chat Jylarice1
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Date: October 18, 2022
I would hazard a guess that his poor perspective probably comes from the stigma surrounding male sex toys, with the suggestion being that it's a replacement rather than a tool for enhancement or a different experience entirely.
The rather obvious advice is that he doesn't really get a say. It's your choice what you want to use for solo fun. He's well within his rights to say he doesn't want it used when he's actually involved in the activity, though he's missing out.
It might be worth getting him to take a look at some of the remote control couples toys on the market. Kiiroo and Lovense both have toys for him & her that sync up to be used together long distance. The fact that you're still doing it together, or that he's still the one causing the pleasure, might help with his concerns in the short term. Long term, he'll see, by owning his own toy, that while it is better than solo fun without toys, it falls short of the real thing.
These tools were literally designed for long-distance relationships. Not using them because of his insecurity seems daft.
Yeah, this is important context. If she didn't know how important it was that you buy it yourself, then all she is guilty of is listening to you and thoughtfully buying you a gift she knew you wanted. She obviously loves you and wanted to do something special for you, yet you rudely reacted as though she had done the exact opposite and inconvenienced you.
So you have quit the medication you needed without your doctor and now you are self medicating with something you can't afford but his gaming is the problem?
I'm sure there are videos on YouTube on how to boost confidence and intimacy between couples so try to look that up but don't do it alone. Do it together. Let her know that's she's not on this alone and that you're her major support and together you both will see this through.
Break up. Violence is NEVER ok, not what he did, and not what you did. The only redeeming quality of your actions is that you were defending yourself. Don't do the whole “he's so sweet, he never does this” nonsense. That's how it always starts. Do NOT stay with this man, especially if he didn't take any accountability for his actions and is now playing the victim. This man is dangerous.