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So here's the deal, I've been married for about eight years to a woman who is not very sexual. About a year ago I talked her into getting a dildo - I thought that she would open up a bit but she hasn't. We have sex about once a week. She grew up in a highly religious household which I think has had an affect on a repressed sexual identity.
Anyway, I have a fantasy of giving oral sex to her after I ejaculate inside. For the life of me I cannot figure a way to bring this up. Any thoughts?
I would bring it up during sex. Before you cum, tell her you wanna eat her or you can be more vague and tell her there's something you wanna try.
As for your first point, corruption has it's own uncontrollable course, so I don't know what to tell you.
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