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Husband masterbates while I'm around.

Been married 18 years. We all masterbate. But why would my husband deny that he does. He thinks I can't hear him but he is not that subtle. One night (of quiet a few) he thought I was asleep and was shaking the bed, volume on the tv going up and down. I had only laid down for a couple of minutes. The next day I told him. He denied it at first but I let him know what I heard and all he said was that he thought I was asleep and that it wouldn't happen again. I told him I could care less but my gosh could you have waited about 15 minutes if you really wanted me to be asleep.

I have opened up sexually more than ever lately and feel like I have found out more than I wanted to. He masterbates in the shower (sounds like squeegy on glass only we have a shower curtain!), while he thinks I'm asleep, or I've been asleep and have to wake up to the bed shaking, etc, I've even heard him in another room. Why I think this? He is a creature of habit and the event is pretty routine. Plus, the random hand washing is such a tell-tale sign.

I could be asleep in the afternoon, on a weekend after a night of hanging out & a few drinks or something, taking a nap in the living room by myself and wake up to him masterbating. I didn't let him know I was awake bc/ I thought it might embarass him.

Once he took me by surprise in the kitchen and I was quiet fine with it. Roll with spontaneous sex. I'm with it. I know how to give a bj (and altoids are not a myth), handjob, not afraid to express what I want. And as Chris Rock put it (regarding ladies and blowjobs) ..."the ones that swallow are in loving relationships." I'm in a loving relationship but maybe there is something I don't understand. 

At night I could care less. I do it too but I'm discreet at more of a 2am person. Not right after he's laid down. It's the during the day that bothers me. OMG I'm there. A living, breathing, awake person who has sexual needs as well.

I'm not sure how full-on approach this with him. I'm almost tempted to wait it out one night until he turns the tv off and break out the vibrator but I'm not revengeful and would rather have sex.

This is a serious question. I love him so much but in a way feel kind of hurt.  

 

 

 


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I’m going to step out on a limb here by saying, “It’s probably not about you.” He may be one of those people who have to do it. It could be a comfort thing. It could be a stress reliever. It could be an addiction.  It can’t be a sex thing if you are often beside him at the time, unless you’re not very accommodating. Maybe it’s a fetish.  Maybe he wants you to say, “Let me do that for you babe.” It has been said, and I have to agree, no one knows the property better than the owner. By the way, men don’t admit it unless they are comfortable with the fact that they do it.

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He seems to need continual satisfaction and frankly, his behavior is, at best, rude.  I suppose my concern is your feelings and your physical safety.  I don't want to panic you, but I would consider the possibility of an outside situation.  Do some gentle searching and if you find something that raises a red flag,  seek a professional's help - meaning a private detective.  If there is no red flag, have a heart to heart and/or counseling session with a psychotherapist.

Posted 2009-08-21T23:08:05Z
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This is a hard one (excuse the pun) but I am in two minds with this. I have to wonder that at least you know where he is and what he is doing. I dont want that to sound like I am minimising your pain but he seems to have urges that he is able to safely address in home. But I do feel for you that it must feel extremely awkward having it going on all of the time. A therapist would be ideal to help him safely and privately talk it out but the potential is he he will be too embarrassed to go and talk to one. And maybe you would prefer it be a man therapist anyway but I have heard of some antidepressants causing some kind of irritating feeling in the groinal reggion. A friend of mine was on them and she felt this constant stimulation in that area. Which was not as much pleasurable but more annoying and frustrating but which caused her to masterbate all of the time despite not getting any relief from it.

I dont know if other medications cause this too. But I think Heidis suggestion of a therapist may be a good idea. And if he wont go at least you could get some ventiltation and work out how to deal with it.

Posted 2009-09-17T01:32:25Z
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Well, a revelation revealed itself about a weekend ago. What I thought was our marriage moving up a level (sexually) has to do with him watching porn and masterbating. I believed that I was opening up more sexually but under a false pretense that I thought was doing this on my own accord.

After going through what I thought were random irrational episodes for no apparent reason really was my gut instinct telling me something is still very wrong. It was a culmination of observations. I ended up finding other e-mail addresses under different names with porn updates. As -I get- is part of the fantasy to be unrecognizable yet matched to others by specified criteria. Unfortunate for me, I found a log-in ID for one of the sites with "2005" in it. A huge clue that this has been going on for some time now. He confirmed. It hit me hard. He and I have talked and are still talking this through. I have been asking questions and I believe he is giving me the truth as I have nothing to confirm otherwise. He shut down the other e-mail addresses. Believe me, I am smart enough to know how to find them and change the passwords. When he called and asked if I changed the password, I said yes. If you'd like it so you can delete the account I have changed the password to: iamstupid. He said he deserved that. He also divulged that this is a huge weight off his shoulders. He didn't know how to tell me that this was going on. I understand that but I'm not going to try to fix it. 

I told him how this makes me feel. How it is inappropriate for me and our child to be home and/or awake when this goes on. I let him know that these "events" are not always as discreet as he thinks they are. I do know what is going on so you can throw denial out the door. He suggested an internet program (as it will be necessary as our child gets on the computer more) as well as therapy if  necessary. We both agree that this is going to take time and regaining of trust.

In some ways I'm thankful that this only takes place at home. Its visual and personal stimulation that needs some control. And that there is an awareness of the problem. If it can't be worked out on its own then therapy is an option.

Of course, I asked the question if he had pursued any of the "matches" (stepped outside the marriage) and he said that this is only a visual fantasy. I let him know that this is what may have started as but what happens when the ego-boosting e-mail updates aren't enough or I become "not enough". Would you take it a step further. He said no. It was sincere. I let him know that our child does not deserve to be put through anything that would make him (or myself) uncomfortable. If staying together is not the right thing then so be it.

I believe in my heart that he is telling me the truth. I have seen some changes already such as more interest in what the "family" has planned as opposed to "you go ahead...". I told him I'm not going to be a babysitter and this is something he will have to address. I'm not the therapist but an understanding wife willing to stay in this (soon-to-be) 18 year marriage. If therapy becomes necessary then he can begin sessions and I will join when its comfortable for both of us.

Thanks to those of you who attempted to answer my question(s). It made me think and pursue.    

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