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Originally Posted by honeybarbara
I think it boils down to what you attach to things. I care about the people I've been with. However, I don't really associate them with the item why are wearing. perhaps it's just the way I have grown up with sex.
If someone was with someone for 15 years and they bought a dick together and that's the only toy they had and the person feels uncomfortable using it with someone else? ok. fine. go out and buy yourself another cock. come back with one that's yours. I'd like it if it was on the massive fat size, but you know, buy more than one if you want, it's your collection, you are paying for it.
During the separation, I took all the sex toys. most of them were mine to start with anyway and I figured since she got a brand new sex toy, ten years younger than me, she had no right to bitch. And pointed this out. She raised her eyebrows and nodded and said "fair enough."
I've been with a few people since. No one has cared. They've just been happy to be there. As have I. So...
But yeah, if one is serially monogamous and goes from 4 year relationship to 4 year relationship, then I guess they just may see things differently. And hey if that's how people swing it, good for them. And they wouldn't be interested in getting muddy with a tart like me in the first place. so, no issue.  |
It's a matter of each person's comfort-- whether it's two people or ten having sex.
I wouldn't be comfortable without my own.
I wouldn't be comfortable using one that I'd used with another partner. That is what makes
me comfortable. If I had a different view and had been using a cock that I was particularly fond of it and
she had an issue with it having been used on someone else, then I'd get another, offer to wear a condom, etc., because I'd want her to be comfortable too.
After all, NO ONE is going to enjoy the experience if there's something your brain's focused on rather than the one you're having sex with.