I love my girlfriend sexually but do not want penetrative intercourse.

I have been going out with my girlfriend for almost seven months now and we're very close. However she's been growing increasingly frustrated by the fact that we have never had sex. Truth be told, I've never had sex in my lifetime nor do I want to. Nothing about intercourse attracts me and, in fact, nothing could be more of a turn off.

It's not a matter of impotence or asexuality or anything. I can masturbate normally and am certainly aroused by my partner but, whenever we attempt intercourse, everything falls apart. This has prevented me from having lasting relationships in the past and I genuinely don't want to lose her. I've tried bringing myself to have sex but I just find the entire ordeal frankly painful and uncomfortable. It's not just irrational fear either, it's actually physically displeasing for me. To the point where I'm beginning to wonder if its less of a mental block and actually something physical instead.

Hence why I'm asking, is this normal? And is there anything I can do? My girlfriend has been incredibly patient and has not openly complained but I can tell it's bothering her and feel its incredibly unfair of me to put her through this.

Please help.

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  • I'd recommend going and seeing a doctor hey. That's not normal and you could be suffering from some disorder. Best getting checked out just to be safe.

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  • Impotency is common issue in males nowadays and could be easily cured with generic medications easily. That's not a big issue. I recommend you to consult this issue with your family doctor.

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  • I hope you have a good tongue.

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  • I'm certain your girlfriend would appreciate the truth from you. She may be more a lot more accepting than you're expecting her to be. Just don't make any decisions for her on her behalf about your relationship. That's my advice.

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