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An honest opinion from real guys?

Thu, Aug 27, 2009

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Ok lets say from the start of the relationship you knew that your girlfriend has a sexual arousal disorder(means never gets aroused but interested in sex but don’t have any sexual feelings), you fall in love with her and ladeda.

Would you marry her? What would you do if you can’t have sex with her but she’s willing to be physically intimate?

Would you help her in getting treatment for a healthy sex life or leave her for someone better?

Tags: girlfriend, Honest Opinion, love, Relationship, sex life, Sexual Arousal Disorder, sexual feelings

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32 Responses to “An honest opinion from real guys?”

  1. Thrasymachus Says:

    I’m a real guy and this is an honest opinion.

    I’d want to know where this ‘disorder’ came from and I’d probably view it as part of my mission in life to help my true love overcome it. Think of the potential upside: if she acquired the ability to have strong sexual feelings because of MY help, what an ego boost for me!

    If she really was my true love, of course I wouldn’t leave her and yes, I’d marry her. Love is about self-sacrifice, after all. A man who isn’t willing to sacrifice himself for his beloved shouldn’t be thinking marriage anyway.

  2. Tennis_pro_FOFORIS_BABY Says:

    HELL NO THAT IS PLAIN GROSS AND PLUS WhAT GAVE THE IDEA

  3. SoccerBoi Says:

    People that say sex isn’t important in a relationship dont know what they are talking about, Sex is very important in a relationship, it’s the one thing that you 2 as a couple only share together, it creates a bond unlike anyone else you share your time with. It is VERY important. So I would have to say no to your question, but if I fell in love with you first & then you developed this disorder later, I whould not leave you.

  4. sureno1 Says:

    Tough question babe.

  5. ekdikeo69 Says:

    I wouldn’t leave her because of that

  6. Kevin Q Says:

    I would marry her, take on the challenge…and guaranteed I would "cure" her.

  7. canuckclint Says:

    i would look into treatment..
    if thats not working i would leave..

  8. yeah_but_we_all_are Says:

    Nope, wouldn’t marry her, sex already wanes after marriage as it is, no sense it making it even worse.

  9. carpe_d_scrotum Says:

    No, I would not.

    The woman I did marry and I were not only spiritually compatible, matched up well in life experiences, humor and attitudes, we were compatible enough sexually that I knew I’d never need another.

    The other way would be certain doom.

  10. moreacidthanalkaline Says:

    Of course I would help. There’s more to a relationship than sex, and if my partner wanted to experience arousal I’d help her get treatment.

  11. Jason B Says:

    If I loved her it wouldn’t matter, and I’d go to the ends of the earth to help her!

  12. edgar10841 Says:

    Hey as long as im getting some who cares, lol.
    Just kidding i would still marry her if i loved her, and i would work with her to have an orgasm, im sure i could pull it off, lol.

  13. jaffarkelshac Says:

    If you are willing to allow yourself to fall in love you should stand by her.

  14. tyates101 Says:

    e mail me a naked picture of you – thanks

  15. ♥εïз●▫-Amy-▫●εïз♥ Says:

    i think boys will be boys… …my boyfriend said if i had a problem like that he wood stay with me because he reali loves me but if we wernt as in love as we are he wood have left me but remained my friend and helped me.

    … x o x o !

  16. H2_Oasis Says:

    If I really loved her it wouldn’t matter.

  17. highdollarbob Says:

    Love is what really matters. As far as the sex goes, I know what to do to make her get off like a rocket, and you too.

  18. DanG Says:

    if that was the only negative aspect of the relationship, i believe i would help her seek treatment. cuz once that issue is resolved, sounds like the perfect match.

  19. PR Says:

    I have a similar situation where my now ex use to have sex with me for only 3 minutes every month if I was lucky now I’m with a women who sex with me 3 times a day or more.
    Is very important the sexual part I would just move on like I did.
    Seek help that is not normal and it may be a psychological issue.
    Where U rape or molested?

  20. chewie1657 Says:

    To be totally honest, I would leave, as I have been through a similar situation and tried to help and support her ended with many more hurt feelings. So I would leave not saying that I would leave for someone better I would just leave.

  21. Mindchser Says:

    Love should win out in the end. Sure, I love sex, but there is more ways to skin a cat than one. Also, no one should be judged for something they can not control. So, if I loved a girl who had that problem, I would stay with her and marry her and live happily ever after.

    Also, I would help her in finding anything possible to help her with her condition. That is, if she wanted help. If she didn’t I’d love her for her.

  22. jrsabbc Says:

    If I felt strong enough for her to be thinking about marriage. I would try to help her get treatment. It could be anything from a mental thing to a physical thing. A gynecologist could check the physical part. Have you ever seen a psychiatrist to see if it might be mental? Would you be willing to?

  23. Barry S Says:

    Sex is always a very important part of a relationship, but what is more important is the love and caring of two hearts. When two people love and car for each other it is unconditional love, there may be challenges and obstacle along the way but would always work through them together. I would marry her and help work through the this challenge together. Because in the end love always comes firs in the relationship!

  24. Kyle :o) Says:

    Any honest and decent man would stick with the girl for life – unless there were other reasons to leave, and good ones! Love and marriage is not about sex. There are plenty of other ways for a married couple to satisfy those basic urges and needs besides infidelity or divorce. I mean, if a man uses that as an excuse for leaving – then what happens when he finds a woman and gets her pregnant? There’s time there that she’d not be able to or wanting to have sex, am I right?

    Love is supposed to be forever – and so is marriage. So you stick by the person through bad or good and do whatever it takes to try and find a common ground, which could include treatment for the condition.

  25. denfasr Says:

    Falling in love is a ten fold problem and foremost there must be a physical attraction; or if you will, a lusting desire for each other. The feeling must be mutual – this is not to say that you could not fall in love with someone with out the physical part of love; but, I really don’t think it would last. Now there is the other part of love which is one way; the true love you may have for someone but that would be a hollow love if you receive unemotional physical love with the other person. I truly believe that when you find the right person that physical side of love will be there. As for me – I do not believe I could be in love (true love) with someone who did not have a physical desire and therefore; leave, giving her a chance to find that person who will push her buttons.

  26. The Answer Is..... Says:

    You have stuck with her so far, so you know her and understand her situation.
    Even though it is uncomfortable for her she is willing to face the discomfort of sexual intercourse to please you, she is a darm good woman.

    http://www.affiliatehood.com/female-orgasm-blackbook.html/

  27. HT_72hdryder Says:

    of course…i would find the magik button and she would forever be mine

  28. AlamedaEagle1076 Says:

    Yes I would marry her, as sex is just one part of a relationship. It’s not the most important part of a relationship. Companionship and love is all that matters.

  29. tinamaries43 Says:

    No, visa versa, a cold fish is a cold fish.

  30. detroitblacksnake Says:

    that’s deep, if she is willing to participate anyway would be cool, but if she cant be satisfied then, that would take away from the relationship. I honestly do not think that i am mature enough to be with somebody that is going through somethin like that, i would try to help her out and get help for her but if nothing works, i would have to find somebody else. Sex is not everything but it is a major thing. I would really, really have to be in love with her to marry her anyway. I have not felt that type of love yet so i dont know.
    -detroitblacksnake aka misteremazin

  31. WAYMAN29 Says:

    Some people with disorders develop such issues due to changes in medications, I would say as long as you talk about the issue together and come to some kind of understanding why it is happening then you may be able to work out a solution.

    Possibly, cuddling may be enough intimacy for her while sex may be for him. So a middle ground can be reached where she may be willing to have sex, or perform and act that is enough for the male to be satisified intimily. While sex is important is is not the only important thing in a relationship. If she is depressed then simply masterbating to erotic material, for the male, may be the answer as long as it is dicussed between the two partners.

  32. lilsis3070 Says:

    Well In my opinion, if you love her, you will stick by her no matter what. If she has a problem gettin aroused, maybe you should encourage her to seek help for it.

    If you truly love her, marry her! If you leave her, you will just make her feel less of a woman and shatter her self esteem. There has to be a good reason for her problems, you just need to talk about it with a specialist to see if there is a way or treatment for her.


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