The grossness of deep kissing with men in their 50s and up keeps flashing back even after I get home. During intimacy, he endlessly pushed his tongue in and out of my mouth and kept slobbering all over me with saliva that I couldn’t even tell was supposed to be a kiss or just smelled awful. I feel like my heart is dying.
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How can I stop the flashbacks and get back to my normal life?
I’m a male member—a total loser.
I’m an old man whose breath smells like a rotting corpse, yet strangely, about half the women I see beg me during intimacy, “Kiss me.”
I guess everyone’s different.
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They probably won’t understand even if you say you don’t like it.
I wipe it off right away.
He wasn’t the kind of person who understood when I told him I didn’t like getting wet around my mouth.
If he gets angry over that, ending things is the only option.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
How about establishing a routine to follow after kissing? For example, rinsing your mouth with this mouthwash for a set number of minutes.
But I think the best solution is to end things with someone like that rather than forcing yourself to continue. Until you meet a more appealing, mature gentleman, perhaps all you can do is work on yourself and so on.
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