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#1. Sexual trauma because you tried to finger her? SHhhyyeaah.... oookay.
#2. After you popped her cherry, still only sex once a month!? WTF?
I gotta tell ya, I was seeing this virgin for a couple months during the summer, and let me share it with you. And no, I never had sex with her. It took almost a month before I could successfully k-close, but after I did it was ON. About a month after that, I finally got her to come back to my place, and we spent about 3 hours doing nothing but getting physical. She eventually let me finger her, but I was never able to do more. I could tell that once she was 'deflowered' she'd be the kind of girl that would want to fuck ALL THE TIME. Your girl, I doubt she was actually a virgin when you met her. Because likely she experienced some kind of sexual trauma as a child, and has convinced herself that she is a virgin. For this reason, sex probably freaks her the fuck out, and doing it once a month was just to keep you happy. Think about it, have you ever been in a relationship where you couldn't get laid at least on a weekly basis? Even way before PUA, all of my relationships were almost DAILY, because girls LOVE TO FUCK (especially when you're good).
Hate to admit it but RO is probably right. If you really "love her" as you say, then becoming fuckbuddies will only prolong YOUR suffering. Trust me, I just went through the same thing, I couldn't control my emotions and couldn't imagine her fucking other guys. I eventually got more controlling and jealous and pushed her away again. Maybe you can handle fucking her from time to time, but like most breakups no contact is probably best. It doesn't sound like you were really happy with the (lack of) sex in the relationship anyways. If her parents forbid her from having contact with you, then they probably see something you don't - just lay off her. How old are you guys anyways?
Thank you for the comment. First of all,let me explain the trauma part. I was the first person she ever did something other than kissing with. And after the movie I kinda told her I was doubting to get back together with my ex (which was a enormous a-hole move from my part). This was the thing that traumatized her. She let me touch her,because she loved me and thought we were already together, and then she hears that I'm doubting to get back to my ex. So I actually kind of understand her.
I'm now reading the book "No more Mr. Nice Guy" from Robert Glover and I could really identify myself with it. I'll try to work on it but it seems that mainly this so-called nice guy syndrome is the actual relationship killer. I was also a nice guy with a previous ex of mine, resulting in a lack of sex too.
About the parents: apparantly it was a defensive reaction because they saw her daughter cry and they actually don't really forbid the contact anymore. They know we talked and stuff and they didn't mind. They didn't even react when she said we broke up.