Originally Posted by Boo-Ya
I think you don’t have to ask her a thing. This may sound stupid and agressive but your dick is just as it says, YOURS.If you’re worried about causing any kind of pain or discomfort on her THEN it sounds acceptable (that’s what she states but I honestly suspect since you were her first).
Any other case it’s just selfishness of her, besides, I don’t think ANYBODY can have any rights from any part of your body. She’s your wife, not your owner. If you say to me that you want to rip your dick off or if she says to you that she wants to have giant silicone boobs, what could we say? We can only give our opinions (don’t rip it off, it’s very useful :D - I like your breasts the way they are/I wouldn’t like them to be very big/etc.), it would be very selfish (and illogical since we don’t have that right) if we put things that way - don’t do it, I don’t want YOU to do what you CAN do with YOUR body even if YOU want to.
:)
P.S.: Show her these posts, maybe she’ll change her mind. ;)
P.S.2: Search and show her the posts stating the amazing things PE did to a relationship (and for women’s pleasure). :)
I’m going to disagree just a little bit. If you’re married, or in a serious and committed relationship, you (and your body parts) don’t belong to just yourself. What you do with them matters a lot to someone else, and that should influence your decisions, even if the extent of the influence is just considering the other person’s point of view.
Let me give a non-PE example. Before I was in a serious, committed relationship, I kept my hair quite short. My hair is not great hair, and short means lower maintenance and longer time between necessary haircuts. My SO liked my hair better a little longer. No one would call my hair long now, but it is longer than it used to be. She has to look at it; I don’t. It’s still not a lot of work to care for.
Someone who wants to rip their dick off or get giant silicone boobs against the wishes of their partner is saying that ripping their dick off or having giant silicone boobs is more important than their relationship. I realize that those are extreme and absurd examples. I’m just saying that if you’re in a relationship, you, your body and your life are not entirely your own. If you think they are, then you’re not a couple; you’re just two people who happen to be together.