Is it normal that i feel this way

When my bf teases my nipples I feel tingly and weird so I ask him to stop. It’s not that I dislike it (usually I’m the one who wants it in the first place) but I feel kinda weird and sad. I like my nipples being sore and teased but I don’t like the feelings. I’m pretty confident that it’s not related to my bf or my feelings towards him. I’m not sure if I made it clear but I don’t know how to explain.

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  • TerriAngel

    Ellenna, yes.
    What's your point?
    The girl is obviously lacking experience.
    I guess you think she's better off waiting till she's married.
    Wednesday is sex day.
    Get under the blankets and assume the missionary position.
    Yea, great idea.
    Sorry I live a little more 21st century then you.

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  • Boojum

    No, you haven't really made it clear. 😜

    You say you don't like it, but you also say you want it. In other words, you haven't a fucking clue what's going on in your head. From what you say, I also suspect you haven't a fucking clue about your personal sexual response, and you're very likely unable to recognise your own sexual arousal. "Tingly" is a word many women use to describe arousal, and as for the sad part, it's possible you're misinterpreting feelings of longing and need.

    Do you ever masturbate? Do you understand how sexual arousal works for you, what you feel when you're stimulated in different ways, and what you need to have an orgasm? If you don't masturbate, I suggest you start experimenting. I have no idea how old you and your boyfriend are, but from what you say, I suspect you're both sexually inexperienced. But no guy of any age is a mind-reader, you can't rely on a guy to understand what you want if you don't give him some very explicit clues, and you sure as hell can't expect a guy to give you an orgasm if you haven't learned how to give yourself one. (It's likely he won't anyway, but that discussion is beyond the bounds of Sex 101.)

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    • I don’t have any problems with having an orgasm and from what I’ve experienced my bf is pretty good at giving one. You were right when you said that I’m inexperienced but I don’t understand how it’s related with my nipples. I understand that I sound confused and unsure, I guess that’s why you asked me if I know how sexual arousal works for me. I do masturbate so I know how it works. Like I said I like the sensation but I also feel weird, I have the same feeling when my nipples get hard and brushes against my clothes. I’m sorry that I couldn’t make it clear enough.

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      • Boojum

        I apologise for my incorrect assumptions. I mentioned inexperience because it's not uncommon for women to have big problems sorting out the jumble of sensations and emotions that are triggered during their early sexual encounters. The classic example is women who never have an orgasm because the sensations of arousal become so intense that they stop themselves. Once they push on through to the end, they suddenly understand how it works.

        I'm a guy, and my nipples have always just sorta been there. They're more sensitive than the surrounding skin, but I've never got anything positive from nipple stimulation. But some guys go crazy over their nipples being sucked or tweaked or stroked. I'm wired up the way I am, they're a little different, and it's all cool.

        Women generally have much more sensitive nipples than men. The nerves from your nipples travel to the same part of your brain as those from your clitoris, vagina, and cervix. What actually happens in your head when your nipples are stimulated is complicated and depends on your personal neural wiring as well as psychological factors. Some women are pretty meh about their breasts and that's fine. But did you know some women are able to have orgasms after prolonged breast stimulation? From what I've read, they're different to clitoral orgasms, but nice in their own way.

        Since there's the implication in your posts that your confusion not only upsets you, but also might be causing some tensions between you and your boyfriend, I'd suggest that you might consider doing some solo exploration of what's going on. Pick a time when you're comfortable and not going to be disturbed and you'll be free to leisurely play with your breasts for at least half an hour. Take your time, try different techniques of pressure and speed, and just focus on what you're feeling, both physically and emotionally. If you feel like you really want to stop, don't, but continue pushing on and see where you end up. As I said, some women stop themselves from having an orgasm because they don't push on; it's possible something similar is happening with you.

        As long as you use nothing but your hands, you're not going to permanently injure yourself. The worst that's going to happen is that you'll get to the point of total overload, everything will go a little numb, and you'll end up thinking, "Right, we're done here." Even if that's all that happens, you probably will have learned something about yourself.

        Whatever happens when your nipples are stimulated, it's normal for you and there's nothing wrong with you. Guys have a tendency to believe that because a particular technique rocked the world of one woman, it should do the same for all women. That's not how it works, so never let a guy tell you that you're weird because you don't respond as he expects.

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  • TerriAngel

    You need to not say no.
    go with your feelings.
    make sure you get on the pill.
    Dont EVER trust ANY guy when it comes to birth control.
    Your body is ready, your mind is confussed.
    Short answer.
    You need to get laid.

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    • Ellenna

      What a totally irrelevant response: did you actually read OP's original post and her subsequent responses?

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