Sassy69
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Obviously there's somethign about it that she just doesn't like. And further because you've "tried" to drop a hint or get her to do it in the past and she's "freaked" - can you just ask her about it - just so you can understand where she's at w/ it now? Not like accusing her - oh you used to do it before, so why not now? You can't lay that sort of shit on people as viable "persuasion" w/ somethign that intimate and "taboo". Its just not fair, and then it starts to feel like an attack. And if you try to sneak it in, that will just further emphasize to her that you won't respect her wishes to not do it.
Can you discuss it in a neutral, objective way? If she says it hurts, then you can ask why it hurts now but didnt' before -- I mean pursue the topic to understand it so you can understand her boundaries. But if it keeps coming across like you just aren't going to let it go, she will back further into her corner on it and you will end up in useless arguments.
Can you discuss it in a neutral, objective way? If she says it hurts, then you can ask why it hurts now but didnt' before -- I mean pursue the topic to understand it so you can understand her boundaries. But if it keeps coming across like you just aren't going to let it go, she will back further into her corner on it and you will end up in useless arguments.