As a penis-bearer, “disappointment” is a far less appealing term than “dysfunction.” There’s no shame in the latter because it becomes less personal, out of my hands, not caused by me as a person. The former turns the partner into a parent, teacher or boss saying, “I’m SO disappointed in you. You’re just not putting in the effort.”
Yes of course to the conversation, because obviously there is disappointment happening all around.
As a penis-bearer, “disappointment” is a far less appealing term than “dysfunction.” There’s no shame in the latter because it becomes less personal, out of my hands, not caused by me as a person. The former turns the partner into a parent, teacher or boss saying, “I’m SO disappointed in you. You’re just not putting in the effort.”
Yes of course to the conversation, because obviously there is disappointment happening all around.