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Their ex was better than you at sex?
Could you continue to be with them after hearing that?
I told her already that I can't continue this thing after hearing that so no more simping. I'm just wondering what you guys think.
Full story:
Say your ex of 3 years who you're currently working with on getting back together who dated someone else after you for a few months came out and said "I want us to get back together, but I want to make sure everything is good. Like I used to think that I was the reason I wasn't being pleased all the way on a sexual level, but now I know that's not the case." Basically saying the dude I went out with was better than you in bed.
But I feel like if you felt that way, you should have said something a LONG time ago in a tactful way. Like that's the type of things people work on in the first few months (weeks?) of a relationship.
From other women I've been with, I've realized they all have lots of different preferences and that's cool. They always communicated what they liked and it was all good. But what am I supposed to think if for all those years you always said everything was cool and never spoke up? That's rhetorical.
But yeah, what would you say, how would you feel, etc?
Could you continue to be with them after hearing that?
I told her already that I can't continue this thing after hearing that so no more simping. I'm just wondering what you guys think.
Full story:
Say your ex of 3 years who you're currently working with on getting back together who dated someone else after you for a few months came out and said "I want us to get back together, but I want to make sure everything is good. Like I used to think that I was the reason I wasn't being pleased all the way on a sexual level, but now I know that's not the case." Basically saying the dude I went out with was better than you in bed.
But I feel like if you felt that way, you should have said something a LONG time ago in a tactful way. Like that's the type of things people work on in the first few months (weeks?) of a relationship.
From other women I've been with, I've realized they all have lots of different preferences and that's cool. They always communicated what they liked and it was all good. But what am I supposed to think if for all those years you always said everything was cool and never spoke up? That's rhetorical.
But yeah, what would you say, how would you feel, etc?