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Outside of the porn or what he's watching/looking at on social media, does he show/demonstrate his attraction to you?
If he doesn't, the. When you have this conversation it needs to be focused on his actions with you, not what sort of porn he looks at or what he likes.
Look it's easy for people to bash and shame porn, but barring truly egregious (think illegal content) preferences, people should be allowed to like what they like. Even in a relationship the partners are allowed to and supposed to have things that they enjoy that are just theirs.
If youve had this sort of conversation with him before, maybe part of what's preventing things from feeling okay is that you're attached to the idea that he's got to stop or can't like people who don't look like you while also being attracted to you and people who look like you.
If he's not demonstrating his attraction to you in person, that needs to be the focus. So stop talking about the porn, instead think about what you need and want from him to have that assurance that he is attracted to you. Multiple things can be true at the same time. He could love AI robot looking women with bolt-on boobs, and also love his petite attractive partner who he literally gets in the same bed with every night.
Lots and lots of people are attracted to different body types. It's a good thing attraction, affection, and partnership don't rely on what you're visually attracted to at all times. Your favorite food may be ice cream but it doesn't mean you literally could or would eat it every day.
Finally, remember that just because you don't have any attraction to other people or think of anyone else with different body types doesn't mean it's “wrong” for him to. What's important is what he's demonstrating with you in your life. And remember that ultimately your insecurities are yours to deal with, he's not criticizing you, he's not shoving those images in your face (sounds like he's doing the opposite), there are things he can do to reassure you, but ultimately your insecurities are your problem to solve.
You're not alone at all. I won't date anyone who is seeing someone else. It just seems like there is extra drama that I don't need in my life. And I want her full attention, plus I don't do casual. I was always looking for the one. Thankfully, I found her early on my life.
You or your gf has no right to tell your friends who they can or cannot hang out with. The moment you do that you just become the toxic couple people should avoid because they going to make such a big deal to exclude someone who is their friend. You should know how wrong that is and you can leave yourself, but neither of you have a right to start some drama to exclude their friend. You can be friends with whoever you want. You have no right to tell others to bend to your selfish will though. Thats a pretty unreasonable, toxic demand for your gf to be expecting your friends to not be friends with ex.
even if it's not intentional these types of questions are mind-games. It puts the other person in a spot, where the “wrong” answer creates unnecessary problems. They get the “right” answer, you get your validation. BUT if they're unable to convey it in a way they you're convinced because let's be honest, the “right answer” is a lie, they're in trouble. If you have to tip-toe your way out of a question, that's a fuckin mind-game.