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    sarahj
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    Hello. Ive been in a relationship with the same man for nearly 3 years, we are both 21. Everything is good between us except in one area. For some time now I have wanted to take the relatonship forward, to the next level which is too have sex, for over 2 of the three years. now this is not a decision that i took lightly, i made it based on the fact that i love him and want to give this to him (virginity that is) yet when i took him this he basically said no, he wasnt ready and threw it back in my face. this has now been going on for the last 2 years and im so frustrated. we do other things just not sex, but im not happy about this. the things we do doesnt always work for me as it can be unfortable as he isnt the most experienced. i feel really rejected and i honesty dont think he deserves it. i feel like hes stealing my lines, that this is what u should be saying. Its psuhing a wegde between us that i know he ignores. Help i dont know what to do!!

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    People get involved in relationships for different reasons. Some people want to get married. Others want to experience intimacy — and by intimacy, I don’t just mean sex. You seem like the latter. You’d decided you’re ready and wanting to have sex, but your boyfriend isn’t and the sexual things you’re doing aren’t satisfying to you, and you’re becoming frustrated physically, emotionally and socially. Frankly, it sounds like you’re outgrowing this relationship.

    I don’t think you should choose a man just to have sex. You’ll wind up getting hurt, emotionally. But you are ready for someone who wants a mutually intimate relationship that is intimate socially, psychologically, mentally and physically. It’s good to know what you want. I would caution you not to break up and then date someone just for the sake of having sex with them. Instead, look for your Mr. Right — someone who’s the total package for you!

    I hope that helps. Let me know how things go, and please follow me @AskAprilcom on Twitter.

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