I think the world would be a better place if people realised that sex is important but not everything.
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Apr 13, 2005Comments: 0 · Posts: 44084 · Topics: 685
You are asking a question based half of the equation, the other half being ..... what was used by the woman as a tool for her snaring the man?
If it was her sex-appeal ... then she better be prepared to continue using it to her advantage, because sex is the only reason she captured him.
If it was her, as a person ... then when to have sex comes natural, without question or doubt or fear of how to do this right to keep him.
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Apr 13, 2005Comments: 0 · Posts: 44084 · Topics: 685
No, I don't think so at all.
It's not because she had sex with him that he tries to pull away to slow down ... it's because she doesn't know how to seperate sex with love ... and so the moment she sleeps with him, she is now trying to associate his sleeping with her, as loving her.
A woman could wait 2 years before giving him any (if he could hold out that long) .... and he'd still pull away from her if she associated his fucking her with him loving her.
Not the same thing ... but, she has no clue and thinks it is.
Just like with your question, in itself, the only reason it is even being asked is because the woman fears that if she sleeps with him too soon, then he might not love her.
That is her fear.
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Nov 08, 2006Comments: 37 · Posts: 4746 · Topics: 283
I have to agree with Shaks ..there really are so many variables; level of maturity is very important for one, as well as each person's desire and motivation going in. Are you both n'sync or is this a sinking ship? Best to be on the same kind of page or at least the same chapter. Also, of course, chemistry "BEYOND" the sex is "extremely" important. As a matter of fact, imo, sex should only follow the "personality" of a person, not the other way around. Do you "really", LIKE this person, are you compatible in other ways? That is, if you're looking for something deeper & lasting.
Most importantly & fwiw, i do believe in fate, and i think if it IS the "right person", then it really doesn't matter about timing, "relationship cliches" rules & guidelines that only doubt further. Sometimes you do have to trust in your gut and your heart more than anything. Though many may have a few minor bumps here and there, real quality (healthy) relationshps are not supposed to be mental torture. Whatever works uniquely for a billion + 1 people on the planet. Trust and have faith in your instincts more, yet don't feel you have to settle either. I would say work from the person/personality angle first--know what you want, then hopefully everything else will likely follow much more naturally. G/Luck..
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Apr 08, 2008Comments: 0 · Posts: 1685 · Topics: 110
Pesca - I think society puts way to much emphasis on sex as if it were gold and we should all be wearing our chasity belts or something or another. In my opinion having sex with someone that you have great chemistry with is a very natural thing regardless of one date or two or three or four, etc. I believe in just going with the flow of how the time is going with that person. There are so many levels of connecting with a person and sex is just one of many. Society has made us grow up feeling guilty for having very natural sexual feelings. It is almost like we should feel guilty for having a natural desire for lust and desire.
So often we attach love with sex ......and I don't even think the two are equated. In my opinion there is more to love than just sex. Love is something that is cultivated over time through friendship, companionship, intimacy on an emotional and intellectual level. Sex is just one way to express love and intimacy. So if love is cultivated over time ...than why would one date or four dates make a difference?
I think the church has also done a great job in making us feeling guilty for being sexual beings as well.
So in my opinion .....if it feels right go for it.
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Nov 08, 2006Comments: 37 · Posts: 4746 · Topics: 283
..exactly what i said too. Trust in your own instincts, you can't let others/society dictate what's right or not right for you personally.
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Jan 07, 2009Comments: 10 · Posts: 1037 · Topics: 116
Old fashioned,Yes! Are some people still like that,Yes!
I believe when a woman feels she's ready for sex she
needs to be aware that some guys may try to judge
her later down the road,so she definately needs to
keep herself together,know who she is & what she
wants,& love sexual experiences for herself & not
out of trying to please someone or hold onto some
one. P-angel is totally correct,she shouldn't be
afraid of what might or might not happen but instead
enjoy her sexuality & and not expect sex to mean
more than what it actually is.
Unfortunatly we have been taught that sex is something to wait for. I myself think that if you have an attraction to someone and they have an equal attraction why should you put off the physical if there is something there. I believe that a woman that sleeps with a man on the first night is self assured knows what she wants. If it's him then by all means take what you want. If after you sleep with him you feel that he wasn't what you wanted. Leave him alone. Don't regret and say dang I should have waited. Waited for who and what. Please I refuse to lose out on what I want just because sociaty says wait. Social norms don't care how I feel. They just follow the group.
In my experience it seems that where early sex is involved it is the man who gets serious first. In most of my relationships I have slept with the guy before we have even started discussing relationships, and it was the guy who thought it meant we were together when I was only interested in sex. In my oppinion, there is no such thing as sex too soon. I like to have sex with a person when it feels natural, and to me that is often within a short space of time.
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Apr 13, 2005Comments: 0 · Posts: 44084 · Topics: 685
"I like to have sex with a person when it feels natural, and to me that is often within a short space of time."
I agree with that for me, also.
When I meet a person to whom there is physical attraction that screams at my libido .. this is someting I realize upon introduction. And this chemistry is both ways .. everytime I feel this, so does the other person.
And so, if the two of us allow ourselves the coupling .. it's usually immediately.
If I meet a person to whom we don't have this attraction and so we "wait" ........ it is an indicator that this "wait" is in place to gain something first, and then use sex as a reward for this contingency being met. And to me, that is the opposite of having sex because it is natural.
Yes but what happens when you have that extreme physical connection to have sex ASAP, but you wait to gain something first and use "natural" sex as the reward. Is that what we call two mature evolved adults at the early stages of building a future? What does it all mean really, because ultimately our actions towards sex have to do with the anticipation of the reaction from our partner or a deep sense of comfort within ourselves. It all has a purpose it just varies from person to person.
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Jun 18, 2009Comments: 0 · Posts: 2999 · Topics: 75
pesca and p-angel. ur both right and ur both wrong.
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Jul 29, 2009Comments: 0 · Posts: 720 · Topics: 39
Yes, there is a such thing as having sex too soon. Just reflect back on a man/woman who you slept with way too soon and now regret it. If we took the time to get past that lustful feeling and look to relate to him/her on mental, spiritual, compatibility, and intellectual level - there is no way in hell that he/she would know if your pubic hair is curly or straight.