It's hard to get aroused when your not comfortable in your own skin... :sad:
Sexually Frustrated!
hexagon_sun said: ↑Sex is almost a burden. It takes away focus from more important and rewarding things in life. Don't get me wrong, I love foreplay and the deed itself, but not the culture that surrounds it. I think most people place way too much importance on it. Once you get off, what then?? I think people who have "social challenges" are especially libel to glorify sex because it's perhaps the only "social" interaction that gives them any gratification; since they have difficulty creating and maintaning emotional bonds. This is where It can lead to obsession, disappointment and trouble... I wish there was some way to shut it off for, say a year! I'd get a lot acomplished for sure!
Zarathustra said: ↑I am however extremely frustrated with the oversexualisation of culture. Media has become more and more suggestive to the point where sex pervades nearly every corner of society. It's inescapable.
I agree with both of these posts.:thumbup:
I know this is an old thread, but I've also been feeling sexually frustrated lately, and I wanted to give my input. I don't think its just a guy thing, I think its a human thing. Sexual urges are normal. Sometimes lust for someone can possibly reach a level so intense that it consumes you and all you can think about is how much you want to get them into bed, and if it does reach that point, I believe that you just have to handle it in a way that you feel comfortable with, and that doesn't cause harm to anyone, such as the person who you are lusting after. I've found that some people think that self-pleasure is wrong, but I believe its a normal, healthy way to release some of the feelings of sexual frustration.
I've had issues with it pretty much since ****rty, but I was raised to think almost everyone has some kind of STD. It's been a lot worse since I got knocked up, but now my paranoias also worse, oh joy.
I'm a little frustrated myself, to be honest.
My boyfriend is long distance away from me so I can never do anything with him being so far away from me, so yes I would say I'm pretty frustrated too. I love him however and remain faithful to him, I found him online and I don't plan on doing anything to destroy a beautiful thing I have with him. 🙂
I'd suggest eating LOTS of chocolate and then working off the chocolate with LOTS of exercise. It's a dizzying cycle of endorphin releases that should lessen the sexual compulsion. If all else fails, masturbate. :thumbup:
This disturbs me a lot when I spend most of my days at home. If I spend more time outside it stops bothering me, but I don't spend much time outside.
I think I am more sexually repressed. I have learnt over my life that any form is sexual attraction or romantic interest will lead to rejection and ridicule. I think my sexual morale was well and truly destroyed in high school. It probably is a big part of my anxiety.
Like the Beatles song "Hey you've got to hide your love away."
It's kind of a blessing that my sex drive isn't high. It's like a itch that needs to be scratched every now and again, so then I can turn my attentions to things that bring me more peace and happiness. My sexuality has only ever brought me confusion and pain.
Like the Beatles song "Hey you've got to hide your love away."
It's kind of a blessing that my sex drive isn't high. It's like a itch that needs to be scratched every now and again, so then I can turn my attentions to things that bring me more peace and happiness. My sexuality has only ever brought me confusion and pain.
PerseverareJasmine said: ↑I know this is an old thread, but I've also been feeling sexually frustrated lately, and I wanted to give my input. I don't think its just a guy thing, I think its a human thing. Sexual urges are normal. Sometimes lust for someone can possibly reach a level so intense that it consumes you and all you can think about is how much you want to get them into bed, and if it does reach that point, I believe that you just have to handle it in a way that you feel comfortable with, and that doesn't cause harm to anyone, such as the person who you are lusting after. I've found that some people think that self-pleasure is wrong, but I believe its a normal, healthy way to release some of the feelings of sexual frustration.
Thank for the inspirational little speech.. learned a lot 🤭
Porn is king 🤭