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Hi docs, my bf is very rough, almost abusive, in bed. how can i talk to him?
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Talk honestly: You need to tell him how you feel. He may not realize it. Or if it seems he may hurt you and he does not care or he thinks it is appropriate, think hard about your relationship, whether it is headed for domestic violence, and if so, how to get out alive and intact.
Answered 11/2/2015
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