• Ask Dr. Mo Love: Torn Up

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    February 26th, 2010wc@BGGAsk Dr. Mo Love, Culture, Entertainment, LastO

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    Dear Dr. Mo Love,

    I am what one would call a stud, butch, aggressive, pretty boi type or whatever you want to call it lesbian. I mean I am completely masculine. I have been ever since I can remember, even as a child I can remember feeling more comfortable in boys clothing, wanting to hang out with the boys in my neighborhood where I played every sport with them, from tackle football to horse shoe. I am over 30 now so I have been in the life for a while. When I became of age I went to a barber shop, not a beauty salon for my haircuts and texturizers. So I am what some would call “all boy.” My problem is, I do not like to be touched in my vagina area which has created a problem for me since I have been sleeping with women. Some women I have slept with don’t have a problem with it but most of them want to perform the 69 thang with me. I explain to them that I am a giver, I love going down on them and doing whatever it is to satisfy them sexually, I get off by strapping it on and seeing how I can send them into exploding like fireworks, I mean, that’s enough for me. I have never had anything inside of me bigger than a middle finger and even that sometimes is uncomfortable for me, but I go along with it if my partner insist. I am with someone who I really care about now and I don’t want to lose this one cause shorty is an all around 10! She wants to do the 69 thang and I have been putting it off. She tells me that she cares about me but even though she is a femme this is something she enjoys and pretty much require in her sex life, and if I really cared about her like I said I do then I would allow her to go down on me. I will be seeing her in March (we don’t live in the same city) and I guess I should say this is my deadline to show up and let her show out! I am afraid to go through with this because I don’t think I am going to like it but I do care for her and don’t want to lose her. Should I go through with it and fake it, or should I stick to who I am and let her go if she can’t deal with how I feel about this? I need your help, I am torn up about this.

    Torn Up
    Orlando Fl

    Dear Torn Up,

    You should start out by talking to your girl. Do a good job of explaining to her why you have this hang up in the first place. Is it because you have never been touched there and you are uneasy about the possible outcome?  Are you concerned with the smell or taste of your vagina?  Is it because it’s something physiological and your masculine tendencies have created a mental block on having a women touch you there?  Or, are you mistaking receiving pleasure from your girl with being weak or not in control?

    You should also know the desire to not have a woman touch you in that area is not a rare or unusual mindset with aggressive, stud-like lesbians. In fact,  Kathy Beige, a writer on lesbian sexual relationships with about.com, states:

    “Being a lesbian means you desire a romantic and sexual relationship with another woman. It does not dictate what form that sexual relationship takes. Some lesbians have very fulfilling sex lives and do not engage in oral sex or cunnilingus. There are many ways for two women to be sexual together and they do not involve oral sex.”

    What you don’t want to do, Torn Up, is to fake it. Talk it out with your girl.  If she loves you like you say you care for her, she will listen. Effectively communicate your reasoning to her.  You may very well learn some things about yourself that would open you up to at least letting her try it.

    Note: You should always take precautions to practice safe sex. Do your research or consult your pharmacy about protection for oral sex.

    THOUGHTS???


    “Ask Dr. Mo Love” is an advice column for entertainment purposes only.  The advice given is that of Wong Cook, a contributor for Black Gay Gossip, motivational speaker, stud swagger coach and author of “50 Secrets-Becoming The Perfect Lesbian Stud.” You can get Wong Cook’s “50 Secrets” book at Amazon.com or fidelipublishing.com.

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7 Responses to “Ask Dr. Mo Love: Torn Up”

  1. Sometimes we meet people that we like and are attracted to but there is a problem with the sex. So the important thing is to discuss things like this at the beginning of the relationship before you are so emotionally invested.

    Also there are a lot of lesbians who understand that some studs don’t want to be touched down there. So maybe you are better off in the long run finding someone who understands.

    Good luck.

  2. Sexual compatibility is a very important part of a relationship. If you’re not willing to compromise with her or any other partner in the future you’re in for a lot of new starts.

  3. We all know what we like until we try something different and realize we like that too.

  4. Well Torn Up! This is a situation that you could have advoided if you had looked deep before you leaped! You see because if she was “AN ALL AROUND 10″ you would not be having this problem. You would have known this was going to be a problem and moved on to someone that excepts your feelings without pressuring you do something that u are not comfortable with. Unfortunatly partners/relationships are dealing with this same thing on the low. Lovin a women ain’t easy! Be true to yourself so that you and your partner can be sexually happy and satisfied with EACH OTHER!

    Ok Dr.Mo Love!!!! Keep it comin!

  5. I dont understand how in the world a woman does not want to be pleased through clitoral stimulation. That is some powerful stuff. All those nerve endings down there…

  6. Dr. Mo Love,

    This is excellent advice!!
    Examiniing why we have certain hang-ups
    can be one of the keys to having more successful sexual relationships with women.
    Sometimes, we do close ourselves off because of fear of being vulnerable or being seen as weak.

    No matter what, there should always be true communication; no lies. After examining your issues on why you can’t perform a particular sex act, and if it doesn’t just stem from fear, be honest with yourself and your womyn.

    If a womyn truly loves you, she will be patient and work with you or be open to doing things you both enjoy.

    I am a boi myself, who had issues with receiving in the bedroom. My issues came from being molested when I was young. I had a hard time being vulnerable during sex, and not being in control made me extremely uncomfortable. Because of my trust issues, I had not been able to have orgasms with anyone, and this hurt my relationships in the past. I failed to communicate to my partners and my sex life suffered.

    I have learned to be 100% honest about what I want sexually and have even discussed my issues with my partner. This has helped me have better sex and better relationships.

    Dr. Mo, You are right on! Thanks for your advice!

  7. Great article on having a better sex life. Thank you!

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