👩🏼❤️👨🏾Sensory difficulties in a committed relationship👩🏼❤️👨🏾 Kissing isn't really that fun for me. I'm always worried about my breath and if my lips are dry. Also, if my partner's breath is even a smidgeon away from perfect, or if his lips are dry, I'm immediately turned off. If these things all work out, then yes, I enjoy kissing a lot. But reality dictates that these things are not perfect, the majority of the time. He never pressures me. Truthfully, it's unfair to him because his love language is physical touch, and sex is how he feels the most intimate/ romantic. But my autistic self never lets us get that far. I feel guilty for shooting down all of his advances, due to my sensory processing difficulties. I am a straight woman in a relationship with a straight man, for reference, but all input is welcome.
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