Sassy69
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Snarling Force said:And Jenscat when you say it may be a control issue, I believe you may be right. Part of all this stems from a former boyfriend long ago who took her anal virginity before I ever even thought of doing anal. This incident happened while we were together so she was cheating on me. We were just teenagers then. So when I found out that not only had she cheated on me with him, but he had anal sex with her, I freaked out and demanded that I be able to do it and that is how it all first began.
So now everytime when this issue arises, I think of this guy, going there before me, and it makes me sick and angry and I just want to do it. I want 100% of her, not 99%. She'll give me everything in the world but not that. I know maybe I'm screwed up in my thinking, but that is why I came on here to get advice and I do appreciate everyone's help.
Whoa.... that sounds like an issue. Here's the thing - I don't know if this is w/ guys, but when you get down to those sorts of things - things that are "taboo" -- esp women may go along w/ it because they get bullied into it (not rape-force but just persuaded) or are worried that if they say no they'll lose the guy or whatever - there are soooo many things about these types of issues that are so hard to talk about or even to actually define if the "willing to talk about it" part isn't even an issue. There's just somethign about it that is just too close to home for her for some reason that she just doesn't want to go there. And one of the biggest things is if you make someone feel like they "owe you" because you did something w/ someone else or put whatever spin on it to persuade them to do something they didnt' offer up of their own intention, there is always going to be some sort of unresolved issue around it. So now you want it and to her it represents not only a point where her actions violated your relationship w/ her and she will forever have to live w/ that, but the fact that you used that against her to get her to do it with you is a power point that she gave to you and you used against her, and she buckled.
I dunno. If possible it would be a good thing to talk about & resolve. Sounds like this is neither forgiven nor forgotten by either of you. But for you , you can't continue to hold that "you used to do this" thing over her head. Its obviously very distasteful to her to the point that she would rather let it escalate to an argument maybe to distract from actualy having to deal directly w/ the issue. I'd just hate to see it affect the quality of your whole relationship.