I wanted to ask you guys how you felt about manners and expectations of how we treat each in the bedroom. I'm not referring to the sexual acts themselves. I'm hoping to get your opinions on how you guys handle certain situations. A poll of sorts but I'm also hoping for some genuine discussion.
Here's my somewhat abbreviated story. Years ago when I was in my 20's I met a friend of a friend that I really hit it off with. We only knew each other a few weeks and I was well aware that he was getting ready to leave Florida for L.A. It was to be his first real job after just graduating college. We were all very happy for him. So I knew that there was no expectation of a long term relationship.
Me and a couple of my platonic roommates decided that we would spend the night with friends and this guy and I would bunk up together. We were both pleased with the prospect. I just wanted to make the point that I did not consider this a cheap one night stand. Neither though did I have any illusion that we were in a relationship. He was a really good guy. Until... We went to bed. There was not actual intercourse because there was so much fear of AIDS at the time. I was quite happy at the prospect of getting another one of my first sexual experiences.
We both had a very good orgasm and I was euphoric. The performance anxiety that I had felt was now gone. I was immediately looking forward to the next step. I was thrilled that I would finally get to experience what cuddling and enjoying the afterglow would be like. I had always looked forward to finding out what the "pillow talk" experience was all about after sex. I imagined it would be great to have a few minutes to cuddle, giggle and enjoy some light conversation before drifting off together in a post orgasmic sleep.
Immediately after he had his orgasm he rolled over with his back to me and went to sleep. He didn't say a word. I just laid there in shock and disbelief at his rudeness. At first after the shock wore off it hurt my feelings. Then my hurt feelings turned to anger. Since anger is an easier emotion to deal with than hurt I stayed with the anger. We never hooked up after that by my choice. I never discussed it with him and he was clueless that he had hurt me and pissed me off to the extent that he did.
Very recently I talked with a lesbian friend who had gone to a female masturbation class. Yes. They do have them! LOL They attract mostly middle aged married, divorced or widowed women who have no clue how to pleasure themselves properly. Many of the straight women complained that they didn't get enough nurturing from their husbands. My friend assured them that in lesbian relationships that she was used to lots of holding and cuddling whether it was in a non sexual context or after sex. She said that the majority of the straight women agreed that as soon as the sex was over that their husbands just rolled over and went to sleep.
So that finally leads me to my question. Do men in general (gay or straight)just tend to roll over and go to sleep as soon as they get their nut? I'm a guy and not especially effeminate at all. But I find it very rude. If you're in a long term relationship and it's understood that you have to get to sleep right way for an early morning that's kind of different. I'm not thinking that afterglow time together should even have to be more than 5-10 minutes. But I think there should be some time there. What do you guys think? What have some of your experiences been like?
Here's my somewhat abbreviated story. Years ago when I was in my 20's I met a friend of a friend that I really hit it off with. We only knew each other a few weeks and I was well aware that he was getting ready to leave Florida for L.A. It was to be his first real job after just graduating college. We were all very happy for him. So I knew that there was no expectation of a long term relationship.
Me and a couple of my platonic roommates decided that we would spend the night with friends and this guy and I would bunk up together. We were both pleased with the prospect. I just wanted to make the point that I did not consider this a cheap one night stand. Neither though did I have any illusion that we were in a relationship. He was a really good guy. Until... We went to bed. There was not actual intercourse because there was so much fear of AIDS at the time. I was quite happy at the prospect of getting another one of my first sexual experiences.
We both had a very good orgasm and I was euphoric. The performance anxiety that I had felt was now gone. I was immediately looking forward to the next step. I was thrilled that I would finally get to experience what cuddling and enjoying the afterglow would be like. I had always looked forward to finding out what the "pillow talk" experience was all about after sex. I imagined it would be great to have a few minutes to cuddle, giggle and enjoy some light conversation before drifting off together in a post orgasmic sleep.
Immediately after he had his orgasm he rolled over with his back to me and went to sleep. He didn't say a word. I just laid there in shock and disbelief at his rudeness. At first after the shock wore off it hurt my feelings. Then my hurt feelings turned to anger. Since anger is an easier emotion to deal with than hurt I stayed with the anger. We never hooked up after that by my choice. I never discussed it with him and he was clueless that he had hurt me and pissed me off to the extent that he did.
Very recently I talked with a lesbian friend who had gone to a female masturbation class. Yes. They do have them! LOL They attract mostly middle aged married, divorced or widowed women who have no clue how to pleasure themselves properly. Many of the straight women complained that they didn't get enough nurturing from their husbands. My friend assured them that in lesbian relationships that she was used to lots of holding and cuddling whether it was in a non sexual context or after sex. She said that the majority of the straight women agreed that as soon as the sex was over that their husbands just rolled over and went to sleep.
So that finally leads me to my question. Do men in general (gay or straight)just tend to roll over and go to sleep as soon as they get their nut? I'm a guy and not especially effeminate at all. But I find it very rude. If you're in a long term relationship and it's understood that you have to get to sleep right way for an early morning that's kind of different. I'm not thinking that afterglow time together should even have to be more than 5-10 minutes. But I think there should be some time there. What do you guys think? What have some of your experiences been like?