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 Cyber Sex
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  • The rules of cyber sexing . . .(written by Shan&Claude)

  • Cybersex (written by Shan & Claude)

  • Online Porn, Cyber Sex and Porn (written by Shan & Claude)
  • How to have cyber sex (written by Alex Robboy, LSW)

  • Ask a sexpert

HTHGS: The rules of cyber sexing . . .(written by Shan&Claude)  

Ask Shan&Claude,
I have a problem that I could not find an answer to in your web page. My current situation is this. I am male and have an internet/long distance relationship with a girl, we'll call her Sue. We both get jealous pretty easily, and recently I did cybersex with another random girl. I also recently went to a concert and made a sexual advance to a girl there. And last night I was trying to get another girl I know online to cybersex with me, which we almost did, but she stopped it, just because it was too late. None of these girls were Sue, and I've told Sue about them all, and now she's told me that I need to change or reconsider our relationship. I don't really fault her for that, but I'm not sure what is normal for an online relationship. Do you think it's a big deal to cybersex with someone else? I know real sex would be, and I regret that and have decided not to put myself in situations in which I would be tempted to try to have sex with someone. I'm also worried because I really love Sue, but I keep having urges that I can't resist. I do not know if that is because I do not really love her, or what? I just lack self discipline? I think I have a general problem with giving up the chance for sex when the future of my relationship with Sue is not so certain. I do not know what to do. I love Sue, and want to continue our relationship, but I'd much rather have where we are free to cybersex and flirt, but not have any kind of real sex, oral, touching, vaginal, with anyone. Does that sound logical to you? Do you think I should just really never flirt with anyone, even online? I am in a bind, because I don't want to lose her, but I do not want to lose the chance for sex. Maybe I'm somewhat of a sex addict? Well, if you read all this, thank you, I apologize for the length. Thanks for any help you may give me. -RE

 Dear RE,

This question is fascinating.  Let us start by writing that you do not have to apologize for the length.  It is not the size that counts!  You have raised some wonderful issues.  We do not think that you are a sex addict at all.  It sounds like you are a person who is grappling with concepts that many people in relationships deal with: boundaries, limits, needs, desires, monogamy, flirting, etc… You also seem to be exploring the role of technology in relationships. You come across as an honest and responsible person who enjoys flirting and expressing sexuality in a healthy way that is free of risks such as pregnancy and disease and is having trouble expressing those needs to your partner. 

 With the emergence of new technology we must establish some new protocol and new social and relationship etiquette.  However, even though this technology may be new, relationships are not!  We can base the etiquette on our experiences and relationships prior to cybersex and erotic e-mail.  How you handle this situation will depend on your values and beliefs about all relationships.  Couples of the future will most certainly be facing the “techno-sex” issue more and more.  How would you handle this issue is “Sue” was your across from you right now?  If she expressed her need for absolute exclusiveness what would you tell her?  What are your needs? You will have to determine if there is any room to negotiate.  Does it have to be so “all-or-none?”  Does it have to be “Sue” and no flirting or lose her completely?  You sound like you want/need to have your cyber-experiences while maintaining exclusiveness physically?  Is she being considerate of your needs?  Does she have the ability to be considerate to your desires?

 It is clear that a day will come, hopefully soon, when you tell “Sue” where you are at on these issues.  You articulated your dilemma clearly to us.  Have you been able to tell her about your confusion? You will need to be honest with yourself about what you want and then decide if the relationship is going to meet your needs.  Sometimes it is painful to end relationships – but not nearly as trying to live your life for years as someone you are not.  Flirting and having many friends and cybersex partners seems important to you and something you enjoy.  If she really cares about you it seems like she would recognize your needs and desires and if she can not accept you for who you are - let you know it is not going to work out.   You will also have to ask yourself if you are willing to give that part of yourself up, because she is uncomfortable with that side of you – even though on some level she must like that side of you!

 It is not really what you do – whether it is face-to-face touching or romantic e-mails – your partner could feel betrayed or could think you cheated.  It will be for you two to figure out what is acceptable in the relationship and what is cheating and what your boundaries are – on the web and in face-to-face interactions.   Establishing such boundaries and guidelines are important in every relationship. 

 You can love someone very much and that does not mean you will ever stop being attracted to others.  Some people buy into the myth that when you meet your true “soul-mate” all other attractions will disappear.  What this does is make people break-up!  Some people will spend their entire lives waiting for their attraction to others turn-off so they know whether they are with “the one.”  For most people that day never comes and a lot of people miss the opportunity to get to know and love another “real” person - with attractions and desires.

 We think it is great that you are being honest about what you want and questioning where you are at in this relationship.  Some people would just lie and tell her that they stopped the internet stuff.  That doesn’t seem like much of a solution since it does not really get to the root of her needs or your needs or her feelings or your feelings.   Your cybersex techno-helpers,

Shan&Claude  

 HTHGS: Cybersex (written by Shan & Claude)

Ask Shan & Claude,
MY BOYFRIEND WANTS ME TO HAVE CYBER SEX WITH HIM AND I HAVE NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE.  I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I, AM SUPPOSE TO SAY OR DO.  I, AM VERY SHY AND NAIVE WHEN IT COMES TO SEX.  CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME AND GIVE ME SOME IDEAS AS TO WHAT TO SAY AND DO. I, AM NOT VERY IMAGINATIVE WHEN IT COMES TO THINGS LIKE THIS. PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS. IS THERE ANYWAY YOU CAN HELP ME WITH THIS TONIGHT. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ THIS. THANK YOU CAROL

 

Dear Carol,
We hope this isn’t too late!  We usually can’t make time to sit and do these questions in one night.  We usually need much more notice!  Sometimes it is even hard to get our messages when we are traveling because some libraries block this website because it has to do with sex.  Isn’t that terrible?  The question is do you want to do cybersex?  If you don’t or feel pressure you shouldn’t do it.  If you do want to do it or are curious then what we would recommend are sometimes euphemistically called “marital aids.”  We are recommending that you check out some “porno/erotica” tapes/DVDs and listen and watch and learn.  That may help you come up with some material.  We assume you are old enough to get a video or call a 900 number ­ right? 

These are all valuable resources.  However, the best resource is your mind!  If you and he explore ideas and scenarios you will most likely be able to come up with exciting and sexy fantasies that are specific to you both ­ so that they are totally original and unique and fit you.  The videos can give you some ideas about how to begin.  Through practice and trial and error we are sure you two could have fun communicating erotically and sexually with one another. Shan & Claude

HTHGS:  Online Porn, Cyber Sex and Porn (written by Shan & Claude)

Ask Shan & Claude,
I have been married for 18 years and our sex life is good. In fact, it’s be great lately.  I don't want to ruin it.  Recently the online porn, cybersex and phone sex has gotten better to.  Now I want to stop and focus on my wife. But it seems I can't stoop the online porn and masturbation. Do you have any tips on how to stop? Bob
 

Dear Bob,
The on-line porn and masturbation is only a problem if you think it is interfering with your relationship with your wife. It does sound like you may believe it is a problem for you. If that is the case you could seek out a sex therapist for a variety of options
LocateATherapist We believe there is probably a way for you to give your wife the attention she needs and to spend quality time with yourself as well. Instead of trying to eliminate something from your life that you enjoy maybe you could incorporate it with her? Would it be possible to do with her? Could she get on the phone with you? Could she be a part of your fantasies – instead of apart from your fantasies? Shan & Claude 

 

 

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