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Hurting myself sometimes
Hi. I am bisexual. Just putting my sexuality out there because I will probably be mentioning men and women. I'm married to a wonderful man. He is so loving. But I have a history of men using me. I have selfesteem issues. My husband knows I watch porn and masturbate which should be normal and healthy. But what he doesn't know is that I don't do it in a healthy way. When he is not home, I turn on porn I find degrading and then I use toys and masturbate in a way to purposely hurt to punish myself. And I cry after. The only time masturbating is enjoyable and healthy for me is when it's mutual masturbation with a woman. When I am alone and masturbating, it isn't what it should be. I don't know why I want to punish myself this way.Maybe the way men have treated me in the past like their sex toy, I feel like I deserve punishment. Like I am nothing.Even though I have such a loving husband now. Help.-
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