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In the context of a marriage, sex is a habit that's easy to fall out of.
In the context of bachelorhood, it's a glorious adventure.
In the context of a marriage, sex is a habit that's easy to fall out of.
So I see you still have a soft spot for me. Keep it warm, I'm a little busy tonight. :2razz:Honesty and crassness are not the same thing.
"But I was just being honest..."---the pathetic bleat of a spineless jackass.
Sadly I must agree. Sex with the same person, and in the same situation, often gets to feel like Masturbation over a period of years, but with somebody there.In the context of a marriage, sex is a habit that's easy to fall out of.
Sadly I must agree. Sex with the same person, and in the same situation, often gets to feel like Masturbation over a period of years, but with somebody there.
So, what are you doing Saturday night little Missy. --we're total strangers. Let's makes some sparks fly. :mrgreen:Yep. When you get to the point that you know each other so well you're like two halves of the same entity, your partner is basically just an extension of yourself, and sex might as well be masturbation.
Entirely agree.
So, what are you doing Saturday night little Missy. --we're total strangers. Let's makes some sparks fly. :mrgreen:
I was funnin ya know. but I do appreciate your honesty.Ick. I'm sure you're a very nice person, but you're older than my dad.
Don't make me yarf.
And just knowing how much that will mean to her is worth the wait I'm sure.Remaining a virgin until marriage is quite possible. No one forces you to have sex, and temptations can be conquered. I myself and saving my virginity for my future wife, and right now I'm a 19 year old college student. It is possible.
Remaining a virgin until marriage is quite possible. No one forces you to have sex, and temptations can be conquered. I myself and saving my virginity for my future wife, and right now I'm a 19 year old college student. It is possible.
And just knowing how much that will mean to her is worth the wait I'm sure.
the hard part of that, is Women don't react well to honesty. they don't treat each other with honesty either. "Oh honey your ass, and them extra 30 lbs, looks good in them big pants" Where as guys are more frank with each other, and don't sugar coat everything. I have always had a problem with not being able to lie.
Remaining a virgin until marriage is quite possible. No one forces you to have sex, and temptations can be conquered. I myself and saving my virginity for my future wife, and right now I'm a 19 year old college student. It is possible.
Regardless of my tongue in cheek persona on here, I'm a thoughtful respectful person. and not only do I show appreciation for any thing done in my behalf, I also try to do more than my share in return. ---My point is, I hear women lie to each other all the time, in order to maybe build up their self esteem. They tell how beautiful they look, when truth is, they look like crap... they tell each other how nice their clothes look, when they look like they are wearing something from "Texas tent and tarpaulin company". So when Men tell them the truth, they think we are being insulting, and trying to hurt their feelings. Where as we are just being honest, as we would expect them to be to us. Women however, have no problem say things like, "Your not going out looking like that are you"? --"Women worship different Gods, than Men do"--My Friend Kat.You are probably right about how men are with each other, but if you like being with a partner, that requires a different attitude. You have to concentrate on the things all of us like to hear, man or woman. If she cooks you a meal, you should think about the effort that went into the preparation, even if it's just a sandwich and an apple. Some men seem to forget that time and energy goes into anything someone does for you, and should be truly grateful for that effort. By the same token women should be grateful for jobs a guy does around the house that he could let go.
Women just want to feel appreciated, and a lot of guys seem to forget that after they have tied the knot or moved in. Don't forget! Keep doing it! If you do this, you'll continue to have someone to come home to that's of the human persuasion.
the hard part of that, is Women don't react well to honesty. they don't treat each other with honesty either. "Oh honey your ass, and them extra 30 lbs, looks good in them big pants" Where as guys are more frank with each other, and don't sugar coat everything. I have always had a problem with not being able to lie.
Men don't react well to honesty either. Especially when you tell them, "No, you do NOT have the biggest dick I've ever had the pleasure of holding." Or, "No, you are NOT the best lover I've had." Or, "Sorry cowboy, but in my corral, 8 seconds aint no ride."
You are 100% correct in your assessment. which is why a frequent Hookers. You just give them a script, and they will make it sound convincing. "Oh baby, your tearing it up" "Hit it like ya mean it, Daddy" :shock:Men don't react well to honesty either. Especially when you tell them, "No, you do NOT have the biggest dick I've ever had the pleasure of holding." Or, "No, you are NOT the best lover I've had." Or, "Sorry cowboy, but in my corral, 8 seconds aint no ride."
Once again, the voice of reason---good on youDid it ever cross your mind that women and men might have a different view of "what looks good" - if you're just analyzing the appearance/clothing issue that seems to be all it comes down to.
Aside that - a relationship doesn't hinge on one's appearance. To do so seems naive and immature and just setting up the stage for unnecessary drama when such things are taken too seriously (by either).
Did it ever cross your mind that women and men might have a different view of "what looks good" - if you're just analyzing the appearance/clothing issue that seems to be all it comes down to.
Aside that - a relationship doesn't hinge on one's appearance. To do so seems naive and immature and just setting up the stage for unnecessary drama when such things are taken too seriously (by either).
Men don't react well to honesty either. Especially when you tell them, "No, you do NOT have the biggest dick I've ever had the pleasure of holding." Or, "No, you are NOT the best lover I've had." Or, "Sorry cowboy, but in my corral, 8 seconds aint no ride."
Regardless of my tongue in cheek persona on here, I'm a thoughtful respectful person. and not only do I show appreciation for any thing done in my behalf, I also try to do more than my share in return. ---My point is, I hear women lie to each other all the time, in order to maybe build up their self esteem. They tell how beautiful they look, when truth is, they look like crap... they tell each other how nice their clothes look, when they look like they are wearing something from "Texas tent and tarpaulin company". So when Men tell them the truth, they think we are being insulting, and trying to hurt their feelings. Where as we are just being honest, as we would expect them to be to us. Women however, have no problem say things like, "Your not going out looking like that are you"? --"Women worship different Gods, than Men do"--My Friend Kat.
You are 100% correct in your assessment. which is why a frequent Hookers. You just give them a script, and they will make it sound convincing. "Oh baby, your tearing it up" "Hit it like ya mean it, Daddy" :shock:
It's one of those things you get done, then get on back to what you were doing. It's not like a date or anything. There is not, nor should there be, any emotional attachment what so ever.Sounds boring to me. I'd rather be with someone who likes being with me a little, at least some of the time.
It's one of those things you get done, then get on back to what you were doing. It's not like a date or anything. There is not, nor should there be, any emotional attachment what so ever.