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Maybe you two should, I dunno, talk?
Maybe he would prefer you bring home a strap on
Talk about bad vibes!
Its ok for a woman to make the first move. Haven’t you been watching the news? Equality
How insecure do you have to be to feel bad about your partner having toys?
If he hasn't touched you in months, you need to talk about why. I get that you're trying to spice things up, but a conversation before you bought the vibrator might have been a better way to go.
Counseling.
Agree with many here. The bigger issue is the lack of intimacy. Unfortunately, as important as it is to a healthy relationship, it is often one of the most difficult to talk about. Lack of interest in sex can indicate more serious health issues. I suggest you try to talk about it and if you need help, seek counseling.
that is even better for him, he is damn lucky he has a good woman like you, and should be happy its only a vibrator and not a person
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If I hadn’t touched him in months I’d say it’s to be expected.
A man can never match the frequencies of the machine. Truth Hertz.