Recent comments in /f/tifu

dissgustingg t1_jb69pvd wrote

He did mention that he’s had sex before though, not regularly. Also you would surprised at how many girls don’t learn how to give good head, most of them think they’re doing well bc their partner is too afraid to tell them they need some practice… or they just don’t like doing it at all. P.S. I don’t think any woman wants to hear ‘it’s my fist time’.

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Majestic-Lion1254 OP t1_jb69i4z wrote

I don't believe it was about scamming me out of money. Tbh i've seen ads for jobs that claim to be "website moderator" but in actuality you get paid 70 cents for each sexual message you send to someone, thus the longer you keep them on the hook the more you earn. My mistake was that the person seemed too genuine to me. There was even periods where they didn't msg me for a few days.

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MissAnthropoid t1_jb67nde wrote

Go to TwoX and see what most women actually think about men cumming in their mouths without any warning or prior discussion please.

She doesn't know it was non-malicious. How could she possibly know that? He claimed he could go for hours and then came all over her almost immediately, without any prior discussion or warning. He broke her trust and it turned her all the way off. It's totally predictable, not "incongruous".

BTW sex is not "supposed to be nasty". You need to talk to your partners about what they actually want and watch less porn.

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FlyGuy_2000 t1_jb672gr wrote

The end goal usually revolves around money. Establish that she is a doctor and thus gainfully employed. Then concoct an emergency where she doesn't have access to funds and needs to borrow, with you coming as the knight in shining armor to save the one you love, and her promising to pay you back. Rinse and repeat.

Or it can be a creep getting thrills out of fooling people.

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Arresto_Momentum t1_jb66xvx wrote

I think the biggest alarm here should have been at the beginning, when she said she was having to cover other doctors work, but then could be free to message 9 hours a day? Definitely not going to have that kind of time as a doctor, let alone an anesthesiologist

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NickDiVittorio t1_jb66hq1 wrote

Her reaction to this and her “casual approach to the topic of sex” seem a little incongruent haha. Sex is supposed to be fun and a little nasty, something so non malicious like this accident happening and her acting totally shocked from someone cumming in her mouth I don’t know man I wouldn’t be beating yourself up if this doesn’t work out there’s better out there

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MissAnthropoid t1_jb66fbt wrote

If she didn't want a mouthful of jizz and for her sexy outfit to be covered in jizz, it's totally understandable that she cleaned herself up and left. "What usually happens" when you break the trust of a brand new partner by doing something like that without any warning or prior agreement is that she isn't into it any more and wants to leave, and probably not come back for more. Which is exactly what happened here.

That doesn't mean it's not salvageable, he's just going to have to work pretty hard to rebuild that trust if he ever wants a "round 2". And he's going to have to sincerely apologize for the unexpected jizzy surprise and tell her the honest truth about why he thought he wouldn't immediately cum as soon as she paid a little attention to his knob.

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NickDiVittorio t1_jb668ha wrote

Her reaction to this and her “casual approach to the topic of sex” seem a little incongruent haha. Sex is supposed to be fun and a little nasty, something so non malicious like this accident happening and her acting totally shocked from someone cumming in her mouth I don’t know man I wouldn’t be beating yourself up if this doesn’t work out there’s better out there

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camdalfthegreat t1_jb65j2d wrote

This is my thought here.

I don't really know why the freak out and leave. You shouldn't put a willy in your mouth if you aren't prepared for the "repercussions" lol

It kind of irritates me she just left, that's pretty cold to the guy who ALSO was in a sensitive/emotional situation. And then to lie about it and say "something came up"

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jordan3297 t1_jb65ibp wrote

Woman here..are men expected to give a warning when they're coming from head? Isn't that...expected? I've never gone down on my then boyfriend now husband and expected a "warning." I mean ..that is the whole point? All these comments saying to apologize, from a woman's perspective I just don't get it. I'd take it as a compliment and as long as you're willing to continue things, I'd continue.

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beerandasmoke t1_jb6581w wrote

It's over now but what have you learned from this experience? Don't trust strangers on the internet until you can confirm what they are telling you. She could have been telling the truth but all the shady stuff she was texting and excuses for not meeting or video chatting makes me seriously doubt it. The one time I tried internet dating I fell madly in love with the woman and turns out she was married and leading a double life with me. Pissed me off and I shunned dating anyone till I got to know them.

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IraqiWalker t1_jb64upe wrote

Never made a strawman argument here. As for what nerves are in the foreskin I'm going to ask you a simple question:

Would you rather the layer of skin protecting your sensitive organ make you orgasm/hurt as much as when being hit at that organ (thus rendering rhe protection meaningless) or not?

If you answer that question, you'll know what kind of nerves there are in there.

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