► thedailydoseofcam wrote:
I have always realized I've been hiding myself during sex and It has caused me to not try certain sex positions because how my face or my body would look.
It usually wasn't much of a problem before, but recently while I am having sex instead of enjoying it I keep thinking of how awful I might look.
Anyways, does anyone have any advice on what to do? How can I stop thinking this way during sex? (ahh help please)
► Sasa wrote:
Might wearing a mask or having sensory deprivation help your brain to shut up and go back into your feelings? The idea with the crotchless body sock is great.
Anyway, the goal in this life is being who we are. Crazy hard, isn't it and we lose so much time with playing games.
I agree with this and @Hekate's post. A fun distraction can go a long way.
I would add another component...your partner. I would talk to your partner and tell them about your insecurities. A good partner will do their best to make you feel beautiful, and they will also know that they may need to add in some fun distractions themselves. So you have two people fighting against this than one. And I mean, if you're having sex with someone, I assume it would be with a person you want to be able to depend on in such ways.
To add something else...be patient. If this is something you're struggling with, you adding in props, or someone just saying "you're beautiful" might not be 100% convincing at first. It takes time to change these things. But consistently putting yourself out there with the help of a supportive partner, eventually things will change. So, this would be somewhat similar to meditation I think. The first time a person meditates, they may not see the benefits...they start to notice weeks/months down the road. Be patient, I know it may feel like it, that this is a problem you have to fix RIGHT NOW(!)...but it's not. These things are a journey. There is no rush. Find someone patient enough to go on the journey with you.
I have seen this work first hand and otherwise. So trust the process.