At 9/21/09 02:25 AM, wtfyourface wrote:
Well, some women fake it as they are unable to reach orgasm and aren't comfortable with telling their partner directly, as they want to please them. This doesn't mean they don't deserve sex. Partners need to be more open with one another and have that communication there.
Just to be clear I am disregarding people with medical issues and and sexual problems and I was not referring to them in any way when I wrote that. These people have problems at no fault of their own.
I'm referring to people who deliberately mislead their partner in a way that lowers the quality of their sex life when they could have done something about it instead of leading their partner into thinking that the person faking is enjoying something that may become a significant portion of their sex life.
I understand the desire to please your partner and their desire to please and I feel that some level of honesty even if it's unspoken can help those desires being fulfilled and remaining that way for both parties. Also keep in mind enjoyment of sex isn't as black and white as "to orgasm or not to orgasm".
I'm speaking of two people in a relationship that is, I'm sure this would be a different situation from the one night stand point of view.
I'm speaking of relationships as well.