YourSecretDesires
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You said: "I’ve been the sleeping person who wakes up to their partner jerking off in bed. Since we never had those discussions, it was jarring and uncomfortable". So, it was multiple times? Did you tell him not to do it?
I'm all about consent, in sexual touching, but it’s his bed too, so, is the difference that you woke up when he was doing it? Even though he didn't even touch you (grab your ass).
You said: "I also have a friend who broke up with her boyfriend because he sexually assaulted her and she said he also used to jerk off in bed when she was sleeping and before he came, he’d grab her ass and that would wake her up."
You said "he used to", which sounds like multiple times. Did she tell him not to do it?
You said: "You can’t lean up against someone on the subway and jerkoff under your trench coat without their knowledge".
That's valid. You have not been intimate with that person on the subway, so there's absolutely no expectation of consent; however, if you've been intimate with your partner, there's an expectation that you would be open to unexpected sexual advances.
Yes, women must consent to sexual acts, even from their partners. Unfortunately, most men are disappointed with how their partners turn on and off their sexuality. So, just as your girlfriend did, you, and those women who are disturbed with their partners attempts at initiating sexual contact, by waking them up, should leave the relationship.
You said: "Don’t do it to your sleeping spouse. Literally go into any other room of your house".
Thanks for your PSA.
You said: "Do you like putting words in my mouth because of your own misunderstandings and rage from my post about consent? Yep."
I don't misunderstand "consent" and I do not rage. We both expressed opinions that were actually unsolicited by the original post. Mine, because I responded to your outrage regarding what happened to you and your friend.
This site is, and the original post, was placed to solicit responses that appeal to the prudent interests of those of us who visit it and read this drivel. It's mostly because our sexual lives do not live up to our expectations.
I apologize for picking out you post to respond to.
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There are some angry people on Lit that like to argue and throw around words like "misogyny" and "rape-y" when they can't argue effectively. Your breakdown sounds sensible.
