Do you think in bed with another?
Created | Updated Mar 5, 2005
Do you think in bed with another?
One of my issues has always been finding ways to focus or turn my brain off.
Aspies often have either a narrow focus or a serious issue with
stimulation or trains of thought that border on revealing anything
that may be going on. Inappropriate honesty can be a problem.
Now, in an intimate situation involving the lack of clothing
and a need for heavy breathing on the part or parts of at least
two people (in my case, me and a member of the opposite sex),
a certain amount of focus, honesty, stimulation and awareness
are needed.
I have rarely had problems with this, although, when I do,
it is a memorable occasion.
So, once we have progressed past the weirdness factor and
moved on to more intense intimacy,
I don't have a problem with proximity.
Just the opposite. I get clingy.
I still have a problem with "give us a kiss".
I don't know why. It just bothers me.
If a kiss is called for, I think the situation should indicate
it. A generic need for affirmation that I will kiss a person,
well, I think that is a control issue.
Besides, I'd like options on the location.
I have a problem with "casual sex".
While I have learned to use the handshake in situations
that call for that, usually of a non-intimate nature involving males,
I still haven't plumbed that part of the female psyche
that views intimacy in the same manner.
I also still haven't figured out why when I exhaust myself
physically and mentally trying to please someone, it's
okay for them to just lay there and then thank me and go
to the loo, expecting me to have shifted down to a less
intense level of expectation when they return.
And has anyone solved the problem of the "fourth elbow"?