Ray356 wrote:Thanks for the feedback, I’m not really good at writing what I want to say. I used to be an outstandingly writer but ever since I had several mini-strokes having being able to focus which that in itself is a different challenge. What I don’t understood is how can a a person do something like giving blow jobs and act like she really like it. I have never being the type of person that likes to impose myself. I hoped that by having an implant would it would make feel better knowing that I could fully satisfy my wife. But was wrong didn’t work this way all the opposite. I’m giving up completely and would not contemplate on asking for intimacy.
A lot of people (and I really do mean it) keep quiet about their true feelings in an effort to please their partner. I know a man whos bride prepared his breakfast in a certain way. He did not like it, but to spare her feelings, he put up with it. After 20 years of marriage, he finally spoke up that he perferred his eggs done differently.
A woman, to please her man, will put up with all kinds of stuff.
My advice is to thank her for doing that and ask her to never again withhold her preferences. Ask her to always keep the line of communication open. (And remember that this goes both ways.) There may by adjustments but it will be worth it.
I will take a leap and risk offending you by offering advice based on a layperson's diagnosis of a dysfunction in your relationship. Please, if I am wrong, forgive me.
Look at this article:
https://www.expressivecounseling.com/ar ... caretakingIt goes a LOT further than the advice I would give concerning your relationship, but you can see how a woman, caretaking in her side of the relationship, might give blow jobs adverse to her desire. If that does not generate feelings of resentment, lucky for you both. If it does, those feelings can spiral into dysfunction. I don't want that for you two. It sounds like you have enough communication to avoid tragedy. I opine that more open communication can improve the good relationship you already have had many years of.
Here is an example I think might be illustrative (in addition to the one about breakfast above)
My girlfriend gave me a bracelet. I don't like jewelry on my hands, but I wear it because it would hurt her feelings if I didn't. As long as I don't build up resentment, wearing the bracelet does not hurt our relationship. If I began to resent it, that feeling certainly would spill over and stain other aspects of our relationship.