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fixmyheart90

Hi everyone. I have been dating a guy for a little over a year now, officially in a relationship since months ago.

 

Yesterday we decided to go for dinner in a city quite far away, was a totally random trip. Instead of driving back late we then got a hotel room. We did a facemask together lol, and I also gave him a massage and vice versa (non sexual), and then I gave him a BJ, (sorry if this is TMI). Anyway after this he fell asleep cause that day he had woken up really early so he was really tired. He after about 30 min woke up, we watched a movie and about 25 min later we both fell asleep. (Just to mention, he didn’t do anything on me because I wasn’t comfortable with it due to certain womanly issues)

 

So we both fell asleep at around 22:30 and randomly woke up at 01:45. At this point I was extremely tired, outright exhausted. He wanted me to give him another BI, to which I said no cause I was too tired. And I explained this to him. He fell asleep and was annoyed with me the next day and said ‘you’ve become really stiff. You said no to giving me a BJ. I like a woman who’s more passionate’

 

Our sex life is in general very passionate and active, so just cause I said no one time cause of me generally being tired, I mean.. was that wrong? I’m quite annoyed cause he made me almost feel very boring! What’s everyone’s thoughts about this? Male and female opinions please

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Female here

 

You did nothing wrong. He was being selfish and needy at the time. It was late and you already had done it. He should grow up.

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Do you want to be with someone who would get mad at you for not giving him a BJ? That's so inconsiderate, selfish, and immature. Certainly he doesn't care about you.

 

It's just such a HUGE red flag. I would dump this guy if I were you..

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Do you want to be with someone who would get mad at you for not giving him a BJ? .

 

This is the question. The fact that he feels “entitled” to a BJ, anywhere and anytime HE wants is a problem. You should never feel pressured into having sex, and what he is doing now is a form of emotional manipulation.

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fixmyheart90

Hi everyone

Thanks for your replies.

 

I agree with everyone’s opinions, I was in a very emotionally abusive relationship before and my head is still quite messed up. So when he said for me

‘You’ve become very stiff’ I didn’t know if:

 

a, I’m actually being boring, and I should have just given him a BJ

b, I was right to say no because I was tired.

 

I felt like ‘being tired’ wasn’t a good reason enough to say no.

My thoughts process is still pretty messed up from a really bad previous relationship. But when he got annoyed with me, I instantly thought ‘what a douche’

 

Thank you all for confirming what I first thought. I agree, I don’t have to do anything I don’t want regardless of what anyone says. My reason was good enough!

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Ya he's just manipulating guilt onto you so you won't reject him again. Should have told him, that he knows what it's like to be so tired, it is what it is. There's a time for passion, and there's a time for rest.

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CautiouslyOptimistic

Huge red flag. Think twice (and then twice again) before having children with this man. If he's like this before kids he will be ten times worse when you have other responsibilities other than keeping him sexually satisfied.

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Sweetie, you are in the evaluation stage for determining if this guy is someone you want for the long-term. You're seeing a new side to him -- demanding, pouting, selfish apparently. It's ok if he was a little disappointed at the time but to be carrying on the next day is over the top. I'd kick him to the curb right now. That's a big red flag for me. I like dating men, not 12 year olds.

 

That being said, if you have been in the habit of turning him away and not interested in sex much lately, he may be feeling hurt and rejected and this was just a "straw" that's poking him. If you are otherwise enjoying sex with him and wanting to please him the majority of the time, I'd be done with him. Sorry to say. But I wouldn't put up with this kind of thing from someone I'm not even engaged to and even then I'd be pushing back at this and telling him he needs to get over it without blinking. If this is a habit for him, I'd leave.

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Happy Lemming

I think everyone is entitled to a "bump in the road" now and then. If this is the first instance of this type of behavior in the year that you two have been dating, then I'd give him a pass and chalk it up to being overly tired and irritable.

 

Perhaps, he had too much "day" or the trip or the drive or being in a strange bed. Anyway, he couldn't sleep and probably thought another "release" might help him go back to sleep.

 

I'm not a great sleeper and often "toss & turn". I do remember (in my youth) dating one woman who would throw me a "quickie" when I'd wake up in the middle of the night. She was a light sleeper and my "tossing and turning" would wake her up. This "release" would allow me to go back to sleep, she soon followed back to a peaceful slumber. I know that wasn't "in the cards" for your boyfriend because of your "woman issues", but thought it was worth mentioning.

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Wow, what a catch. I can't even wrap my head around what an arse this guy is, lol. So, you give him unreciprocated head, which he immediately falls asleep to... and then he asks for another one the same night, and whines at you because you didn't do it the second time? :confused:

 

Yes, I know you had "woman issues" and therefore didn't want him to go down on you. Still doesn't change the fact that it was already a nice thing for you to do it once, and there are other things that he can do to reciprocate that don't involve your private parts. Yet his response was to fall asleep immediately, then demand a second one afterwards (before he'd even done anything nice for you in return) and throw a tantrum when you said no. Wow.

 

Has he really displayed no other incidents of selfishness during your time together? It's hard to believe that someone this entitled is a good partner at other times.

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Lotsgoingon

Put it like this: you owe him a bj? ... and owe him one even though you're tired? ... and he doesn't owe you understanding that you are tired? ...

 

That's like me getting mad at you ... because you won't give me $10,000 when you don't have $10,000 to give. And then when you say you don't have that kinda money to give, I call you "stiff" and "inflexible."

 

Puh-lease!

 

This is a great opportunity for you to become a free person. You actually gave him a BJ earlier ... and because you didn't give him a second at a random hour early in the morning ... he complains ... and he got into your head ... you're questioning yourself.

 

I'm a guy ... and I can tell you as a guy ... that a relationship where a woman feels like she has to become a machine and be sexual when she doesn't feel it ... is not a good relationship. You owe him honesty and integrity ... having sex in any form when you really don't feel it ... is not being honest and will only breed resentment and anger.

 

Major major major red flag. He likes a woman who is more passionate. The first words out of your mouth in response should have been .... I like a guy who is not a totally selfish X@###$ (fill in the blank) who thinks I'm a call girl.

 

You really can't let that kinda statement he made go unanswered. What happens if you don't answer is what happened here: he's got you ridiculously questioning yourself. He is the one who should be on the defensive.

 

Time to be clear with yourself and with him ... if he thinks you should respond to him whenever he wants ... (and for a second time) ... then that's not going to work for you. That's polite speak for I will dump your behind if you do that again.

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He doesn't love you. He loves sex. And he's a spoiled child about it. If he cared about you, he would be sympathetic to not just his needs, but yours as well, and he's not.

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soon as you are feeling energetic give him a nice massage with a happy ending (bj)

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He does not sound like an intelligent guy, and this statement, "I like a woman who’s more passionate" is completely disrespectful to you in so many ways. You can't see that?

 

I could never be with a guy like that. Yuck. You deserve better.

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Mrs._December
He wanted me to give him another BI, to which I said no cause I was too tired. And I explained this to him. He fell asleep and was annoyed with me the next day and said ‘you’ve become really stiff. You said no to giving me a BJ. I like a woman who’s more passionate’

I'm sorry you're dating a selfish, childish, self-entitled jerk. I guess it's his world and you just live in it in order to service him.

 

You can do better than him

 

Much, MUCH better.

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CautiouslyOptimistic
soon as you are feeling energetic give him a nice massage with a happy ending (bj)

 

That is the last thing she should do to reward his childish, selfish behavior.

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Trouble is coming out of an abusive relationship, can make you more tolerant of bad behaviour.

Rationalising and minimising can occur and there can be a tendency to concentrate on the good bits and dismiss the bad bits, in an attempt to normalise.

 

The problem with the next relationship is that the abused person can be very compliant and willing to please.

For any guy who is the least bit selfish or entitled or self absorbed then they can start to take advantage. They push boundaries and the abused person can often give in, as that is what they are used to. Keeping the peace to prevent a slap or a shouting match comes naturally.

The new relationship may all seem to be better than living with the overt "abuser", but many of the dysfunctional patterns tend to reappear if the abused person is not too aware.

I guess here this guy is pushing his luck in more ways than just demanding BJs in the dead of night. He expected the OP to do his bidding and got nasty when he didn't get his own way...

Be careful, I guess in another year if you continue with this relationship , you may be in exactly the same spot you were in with your abusive ex... It is no coincidence abused people run straight into other abusive situations, some guys are out there looking for women to abuse and bully...

 

“When someone shows you who they are, believe them; the first time.” Maya Angelou

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TheFinalWord
My thoughts process is still pretty messed up from a really bad previous relationship.

 

What did you do after the emotionally abusive relationship to work on and improve yourself?

 

How long did you wait after the abusive relationship to begin dating again?

 

This is critical information. At first read I suspect it's more than just the BJ. That's normally just the final straw for a guy...when his sexual needs aren't also being met. That's just a symptom of larger problem. We need more info.

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emeraldgreen

The dude is a selfish tool. If he was really dying for another ejaculation (assuming he did the first time) he should have just jerked off or waited until the morning and tried to re-engage you in something mutually satisfying.

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TheFinalWord

Yeah, we've gotten that answer about 12 posts in a row. But there is more here. That's just symptom. If she doesn't care, then I guess dump him. But if she wants to try to work things out we need more info. After a year of dating, I know his response is based on more than him just being denied a blow job.

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Yeah, we've gotten that answer about 12 posts in a row. But there is more here. That's just symptom. If she doesn't care, then I guess dump him. But if she wants to try to work things out we need more info. After a year of dating, I know his response is based on more than him just being denied a blow job.

 

And how exactly do you KNOW this? Are you the OP's boyfriend by any chance? :rolleyes:

 

Some people are genuinely selfish idiots. Sure there's always the possibility that there is more to it than meets the eye or that the poster is leaving something out, but that's the case with literally every thread in this forum. If someone says his wife pulled a gun on him, we're not going to say "Oh, are you sure she's not actually schizophrenic and was hallucinating about an intruder in the house?", we're going to tell him to get the hell out. Not sure why this should be the exception.

 

Btw, you can't be "denied" one-sided oral any more than you can be "denied" a three course meal or a gift. You are not entitled to any of it in the first place. The only time "denied" and "blowjob" can reasonably be used together is if he'd already gone down on her and given her orgasms and she'd left him with the blue balls and went to sleep (which, ahem, is exactly what happened in reverse...), and even then it's somewhat iffy.

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CautiouslyOptimistic
After a year of dating, I know his response is based on more than him just being denied a blow job.

 

Not necessarily. I think it is a lot more likely this isn't the first time he's exhibited such selfish behavior. My exH was very much like this when it came to sex (I've relayed a similar incident a few times here on LS I believe so I won't rehash it). The thing is, this disregard for my feelings, a lack of respect for me as a person, my opinion about things, etc. carried over into many areas outside the bedroom. It is who he is as a person.

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Simple Logic

My bet is this is the first time you ever denied him anything sexual. It not about saying no, it is about rejecting him.

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