My wife claims that she’s never masturbated at any time in her life. Can this be true? We were talking yesterday and I asked when she first started to touch herself. She said ‘never’. When I pressed her and asked about masturbation, and realising the pleasure she could get etc., she still denied it. When she was young she had really large breasts. I said she must have had great fun with them….but again, she denied liking them and even said she hated having large breasts. She’s from a home where her dad left when she was young, due to being caught playing away numerous times. Her mother was a tyrant. I’m wondering if she’s just denying because she’s been made to feel guilty, or if she genuinely didn’t masturbate.
I believe her, my wife says that.she never masturbate before marriage and even now sometime she foreplay for having sex.
I hear this from a lot of people but especially women. Guys its typically just hiding it and not wanting to say it. Women seem to be more a 50/50. A lot of women never try it and that's so strange to me. Simply from washing and itching you would think would be arousing!
I once heard someone say that "it's mine and I can wash it as fast or slow as I want for as long as I want"!! I think if I ever heard a guy say that he never masturbated that he was probably shamed for doing it by his parents and grew up fostering all that guilt from being shamed. I would venture to guess that 99% of men have masturbated at least once in their life.
I don’t understand how anyone wouldn’t be curious enough to try at least once. One of my ex girlfriends said she hadn’t so I stripped and showed her what she was missing and from there she went at it.
I think it's a standard denial. My wife says she never did, but when she was on strong sleeping pills she once demonstrated to me, how she did it. All the while she didn't know she was wide awake. My half sister swore she never did it, but when she was staying with us, I opened the door to her room and she was grinding on her clit like she was trying to break it.
