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Is my boyfriend over-sexualizing and/or objectifying me?

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I am currently not speaking to my bf right now. Over the last few weeks, I've began to feel objectified by my partner.

He's bisexual. Into any type of female but only into chubby guys. I am overweight...so I guess I fit his mold.

Lately, he has said things and done things that make me feel that my body is the only reason that we are together.
For example, we were video chatting and I was eating an ice-cream cone. He went on to stare and say "I like the way you're eating that ice-cream cone." Then referring to other sexual activities that involved licking and stuff. I didn't need that.

Then he is constantly reminding me that he is into chubby guys. He keeps referring to sucking my nipples (I had to get him to stop using the other word..."titties", as I saw it to be offensive. And I'm a guy).

I feel like he is over-sexualizing everything and a simple conversation can turn into him sharing his sexual fantasies and it just kills the mood.

I'm not too much of a sexual individual. I don't want to disrespect him and I understand that sex is a part of relationships. But right now I don't need that. We are still waiting for the COVID-19 situation to blow over so we can go on a first real date.

Am I overreacting to this? Is the problem him or is it me?
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BlueVeins · 22-25
It sounds like you need to bring it up to him directly and ask for him to tone it down. He probably doesn't mean to make you uncomfortable; maybe he just doesn't know that you're uncomfortable. It's perfectly reasonable for you to be bothered by his be bothered by that behavior, but if you don't tell him, he's got no way of knowing that he has to change it up.
Miram · 31-35, F
Most men like lot of sex. Different libido..

I think it'd be good when my man wants sex with me and not someone else. That's a positive.

But if it gets too much and it is making you unhappy, tell him. He's not objectifying you. He wants you, but your needs are different.

It is not disrespectful to tell him you're not into it.
SW-User
would be best for you to tell him everything you typed here
sarabi · F
I had a boyfriend like that. It bothered me. You know what we did? Broke up.
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Muthafukajones · 46-50, M
I think the anticipation of meeting you is getting him over excited. I know it can be hard sometimes to control oneself when anticipating a new person. It’s up to you if it really bothers you but try not to let it if you really think he could be good for you.
I'm sorry....but unless we can see the past few shows of this soap opera it's hard to just get into your story. Maybe I can Google it. Is your show called "As The Stomach Turns"???
jaywonder2022 · 26-30, M
@anythingoes477 https://similarworlds.com/3-Dating-Relationships/3241402-Should-I-stay-in-a-long-distance-relationship-with
Sounds like a rocky relationship from the beginning. You aren't overreacting.
KuroNeko · 41-45, F
I've known a lot of guys like that, constantly distracted by sex. It doesn't make for very deep conversation.
StevetheSleeve · 31-35, M
It’s both of you. You’re incompatible.
Paliglass · 41-45, F
He's just horny coz he's cooped up

 
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