I don't want this thread to sound like another sobbing, "what do I do" case. But, I just want some input from different perspectives. My girlfriend and I have been dating for about 6 months, not that very long. During our relationship at times we talk briefly of the issues of getting close to someone without getting close to him or her physical, showing affection that is. Now I know there is nothing wrong with showing spiritual, emotional, and physical affection and affirmation, if it's done under certain guidelines. So this takes my girlfriend and I to the issue of kissing. We both had decided that we were not going to kiss, I have no problem with giving a kiss cultural reasons for me, but since she wanted to wait until after she was engaged I understood that and I was completely supportive of her decision since she has never kiss a guy before (something I have admired in her). A side note is that our relationship is my girlfriends first, but not my first.
Now this build-up leads to this: last night for the first time in our relationship and for the first time in her life . ..we kissed, well, we made out for awhile even though we knew that we should have waited. I know she said this next statement so innocently and sincerely, but what she said was far more than I was looking for, saying after we kissed quote, I have waited such a long time for this. Now this may not seem like a big deal BUT, these words she said after we kissed stabbed me so deep in my soul my knees go weak with guilt. My heart runs red with conviction. Now the reason this statement is ripping me apart is that I feel like I have taken away such an innocent part from her, knowingly too, that she should have given this new experience to her husband. I am not married to her neither am I engaged to her. So in a nutshell a lucky guy like me who has kissed her on her first kiss is not so lucky afterall, I feel like I have torn the walls of standards down that she has laid and trampled them hither to.
What is YOUR input on this situation?
Now this build-up leads to this: last night for the first time in our relationship and for the first time in her life . ..we kissed, well, we made out for awhile even though we knew that we should have waited. I know she said this next statement so innocently and sincerely, but what she said was far more than I was looking for, saying after we kissed quote, I have waited such a long time for this. Now this may not seem like a big deal BUT, these words she said after we kissed stabbed me so deep in my soul my knees go weak with guilt. My heart runs red with conviction. Now the reason this statement is ripping me apart is that I feel like I have taken away such an innocent part from her, knowingly too, that she should have given this new experience to her husband. I am not married to her neither am I engaged to her. So in a nutshell a lucky guy like me who has kissed her on her first kiss is not so lucky afterall, I feel like I have torn the walls of standards down that she has laid and trampled them hither to.
What is YOUR input on this situation?