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My fiance had sex with me while I was asleep this morning. I know because I dreamed about it and then later this morning when we were both awake I asked him if we had done anything and he goes "just on the outside."
I've told him before I do not want to have sex while asleep. I just talked to him literally last night about how I want to be more in control of my sexual encounters. He was receptive. Then this morning happens. When I asked him why he goes "Sorry guess I was horny."
How do I talk to him about this and change our sex life?
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" you are not allowed to have sex with me while when I am unable to consent. It is a violation of my body and is just a smidge below rape"
I know you are afraid offend him, but something is very wrong here . If you feel violated, then you ARE. If this issue can't be dealt with before marriage, it is only going to escalate after you are married.
If he can't handle this and has an unfavorable response - do NOT marry this guy.
Sex isn't just penetration.
I knew someone who did that to his partner. He was unable to stop. It destroyed the trust in his relationship and they split up.
Question: how does it make you feel when your partner continues to ignore a legitimate request?
Personally, basic respect is needed for any relationship. If someone knows I have a problem with something important and continues to do it, I may need to reconsider the relationship.
Hope you'll listen to your own intuition. Relationships need both people to have agreements that make the relationship better.
What inside allows you to keep putting up with something that violates trust?
P.S. Most people - particularly men - respect actions more than talk. If you say you don't want him to do it, but you stick around - your actions speak louder than your words ....