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| | Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb?Page 4 of 6 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) | purple get off the defensive ...we are not putting you down ...we are not saying your lying ..we know all too well from our own baggage ..that that very baggage makes us see things different than they are ...you asked us to analyze your problem ... and that means using our experiences and whether they relate to your situation ...you my friend have been the only one I have seen accusing other of malice ... and that only reinforces the contention that you have a complex ...and most of us have been there ..most of us have had that ...the other sex is just out to use me syndrome ...most of us ar over it and realize that we were wrong jaded by the past ..it is only after we realize that by having that persecution complex ... we bring on ourselves the very thing we complain about..If you are thin skinned and get miffed at what we say ...I suggest you go somewhere beside forums for advice ..if on the other hand you take what we say ..and examine your situation objectively ...you may just find the answer ... for some of us have been there ... and this dating /sex thing is mostly perpetual the problems are universal to everyone ...though we are all individual our problems are much the same ..this is why we can make calls without knowing you..we hear/read the same threads over and over ..and look back to the time we were there
I do look at myself or I would not have spend years in counseling
counseling is good I guess ...but me thinks that peer advice would be much better ... your psychologist has learned about your problems from books ... POFers have lived these problems ..by admitting years of counseling you have admitted you have had issues ... I submit that your issues are not yet solved | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 8:32:57 AM | Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb?
Because if players said that upfront,they wouldn't get laid. Duh...lol The rest is moot considering it's a fact that some men do lie to get thier sexual needs met.As do women who claim to be 'OK' with being a FB only to expect more later.
None of it is cool....but it happens.
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 8:58:17 AM | | so the forum is full of professionals who have all the answers and for that reason they can be as bullying as they chose to get their point across whether its right or wrong? Its a no win situation when dealing with those who think they are there and have it all together. If I don't say anything I am a wimp. If I say something I am being defensive. If I express my feelings or share my past its wrong. If I say that I don't want to be a fb I am not relationship material so all I am good for is sex. If I say I don't want a fb I am putting out too soon. If i say I an not putting out I am a prude. If I say I want more I scare a man away. If I say I was in counseling I have issues as if no one else on this forums does. If I say I don't like being put down for my feelings I am having a pity party. If I stand up for myself I am exaggerating. So tell me all the professional daters what is it I should say do or think since I am such a loser? Oh yeah I should stop dating and stay home and forget about a mate because no one wants me except for sex. Wow I am so glad I found out such wisdom. Its so enlightening and encouraging. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 9:43:26 AM |
purple get off the defensive ...we are not putting you down ...we are not saying your lying ..we know all too well from our own baggage ..that that very baggage makes us see things different than they are ...you asked us to analyze your problem ... and that means using our experiences and whether they relate to your situation ...you my friend have been the only one I have seen accusing other of malice ... and that only reinforces the contention that you have a complex ...and most of us have been there ..most of us have had that ...the other sex is just out to use me syndrome ...most of us ar over it and realize that we were wrong jaded by the past ..it is only after we realize that by having that persecution complex ... we bring on ourselves the very thing we complain about..If you are thin skinned and get miffed at what we say ...I suggest you go somewhere beside forums for advice ..if on the other hand you take what we say ..and examine your situation objectively ...you may just find the answer ... for some of us have been there ... and this dating /sex thing is mostly perpetual the problems are universal to everyone ...though we are all individual our problems are much the same ..this is why we can make calls without knowing you..we hear/read the same threads over and over ..and look back to the time we were there
this is an interesting game of "Why Don't You..Yes, But" (YDYYB") as posited by Dr. Eric Berne
she doesn't WANT any real solution, only to have many people offer them, then shoot them all down and finally complain about how ;bad life sucks"
as outlined by Berne:
The first such game theorized was Why don't you/Yes, but in which one player (White) would pose a problem as if seeking help, and the other player(s) (Black) would offer solutions (the "Why don't you?" suggestion). This game was noticed as many patients played it in therapy and psychiatry sessions, and inspired Berne to identify other interpersonal "games".
White would point out a flaw in every Black player's solution (the "Yes, but" response), until they all gave up in frustration. For example, if someone's life script was "to be hurt many times, and suffer and make others feel bad when I die" a game of "Why Don't You, Yes But" might proceed as follows:
White: I wish I could lose some weight. Black: Why don't you join a gym? W: Yes but, I can't afford the payments for a gym. B: Why don't you speed walk around your block after you get home from work? W: Yes but, I don't dare walk alone in my neighborhood after dark. B: Why don't you take the stairs at work instead of the elevator? W: Yes but, after my knee surgery, it hurts too much to walk that many flights of stairs. B: Why don't you change your diet? W: Yes but, my stomach is sensitive and I can tolerate only certain foods. "Why Don't You, Yes But" can proceed indefinitely, with any number of players in the Black role, until Black's imagination is exhausted, and she can think of no other solutions. At this point, White "wins" by having stumped Black. After a silent pause following Black's final suggestion, the game is often brought to a formal end by a third role, Green, who makes a comment such as, "It just goes to show how difficult it is to lose weight."
The secondary gain for White was that he could claim to have justified his problem as insoluble and thus avoid the hard work of internal change; and for Black, to either feel the frustrated martyr ("I was only trying to help") or a superior being, disrespected ("the patient was uncooperative").
Superficially, this game can resemble Adult to Adult interaction (people seeking information or advice), but more often, according to Berne, the game is played by White's helpless Child, and Black's lecturing Parent ego states. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:01:02 AM |
Relationships work better when both are healthy I agree with this. You can date and not have a relationship. You can still have fun when you aren't ready for a relationship.
OP you won't know 100% of the time that a man hasn't lie. I suggest emailing and talking on the phone before you go out to find out where someone's head is at. It doesn't always work, but I can't say I went out with that many guys that wanted an FB after talking to me and getting to know me before we went out.
OP if you don't want people to open up old wounds or to cut on your problems, don't respond to the comments. Everyone is entitled to their opinion...this is mine. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:05:31 AM | ^^
she doesn't want 'answers' ..! as MsMicki said in giving her 'advice' over & over & over again..
she just wants sympathy.. or the ability to whine that 'life is unfair'
OP you won't know 100% of the time that a man hasn't lie. I suggest emailing and talking on the phone before you go out to find out where someone's head is at. It doesn't always work, but I can't say I went out with that many guys that wanted an FB after talking to me and getting to know me before we went out. OP if you don't want people to open up old wounds or to cut on your problems, don't respond to the comments. Everyone is entitled to their opinion...this is mine. she's playing her game of "life sucks"; get it? why bother giving 'answers" or' advice'? that is NOT what she wants...just" oh, that's too bad".. sympathy The first such game theorized was Why don't you/Yes, but in which one player (White) would pose a problem as if seeking help, and the other player(s) (Black) would offer solutions (the "Why don't you?" suggestion). This game was noticed as many patients played it in therapy and psychiatry sessions, and inspired Berne to identify other interpersonal "games".
White would point out a flaw in every Black player's solution (the "Yes, but" response), until they all gave up in frustration. For example, if someone's life script was "to be hurt many times, and suffer and make others feel bad when I die" a game of "Why Don't You, Yes But" might proceed as follows:
White: I wish I could lose some weight. Black: Why don't you join a gym? W: Yes but, I can't afford the payments for a gym. B: Why don't you speed walk around your block after you get home from work? W: Yes but, I don't dare walk alone in my neighborhood after dark. B: Why don't you take the stairs at work instead of the elevator? W: Yes but, after my knee surgery, it hurts too much to walk that many flights of stairs. B: Why don't you change your diet? W: Yes but, my stomach is sensitive and I can tolerate only certain foods. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:14:54 AM | | if we were professionals, you'd owe us all money for our time and we'd both be watching the clock. the only reason you say it's a no-win situation for you, is because it's easier for you to declare a no-win situation when any alternative seems not worth the effort of giving up the free mileage that can be gained from being in such a pitiful no-win situation. even though some excellent perspectives from many people have been offered, you get to twist them into a new martyr's cross and blame everyone for not understanding you properly. see, with your strategy you also get the ultimate satisfaction of saying that we disappointed you too, just like every man in your life has done before. the rope is burning your hands, but you'd feel set adrift if you actually let go of your habitual frame of reference. so you see, you win, actually. you were right all along, and we were wrong. congratulations! | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:27:11 AM |
counseling is good I guess ...but me thinks that peer advice would be much better ... your psychologist has learned about your problems from books ... POFers have lived these problems ..by admitting years of counseling you have admitted you have had issues ... I submit that your issues are not yet solved
Oh dear!!! (Purple? Kudos on the professional help you seek or have sought! Our issues are never 100% solved. Life hands us issues ALL the time. Those who don't agree? Likely have issues! LOL) 
Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? I don't think these types of things happen with 100% intent. There are times when I'm looking for a LTR, so is "he" and then I realize that I want a LTR, just not with that "he." Or "he" decides that about me. Then you have a situation where minds have changed. Not with a malicious intent, just because. I choose to think most people's intentions are honorable ~ but that doesn't mean we are what that person is looking for, for long term. JMO  | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:30:49 AM | I validated your feelings and your situation.
At this point, maybe it would be best if you stopped reacting emotionally and started responding a lil more rationally and less defensively. You are actually making it seem like you are the reason they only want you for sex by how you are reacting and I know that's not the truth of things.
You want encouragement?
Don't give up. Trust but verify. Don't settle. Don't let the past define you. Know that good men exist. Love is worth taking risks for. Not everyone has a conscience. Watch out for red flags. Don't ignore them. Take it slow,but know, even that's no guarentee. Take what you need and don't react to the rest.
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| Why does a person say they are asking for "Advice" when all they want is Sympathy? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:36:09 AM |
: I validated your feelings and your situation.
At this point, maybe it would be best if you stopped reacting emotionally and started responding a lil more rationally and less defensively. You are actually making it seem like you are the reason they only want you for sex by how you are reacting and I know that's not the truth of things.
You want encouragement?
Don't give up. Trust but verify. Don't settle. Don't let the past define you. Know that good men exist. Love is worth taking risks for. Not everyone has a conscience. Watch out for red flags. Don't ignore them. Take it slow,but know, even that's no guarentee. Take what you need and don't react to the rest.
Good luck!
I have a STRONG feeling that this thread will go on for hundreds of more posts, dozens of pages, and the OP will shoot down EVERY suggestion or piece of advice made to her..
and get validated in her core belief that life sucks and there's nothing one can do -her 'life script' is that life sucks!
give up , people, she's not listening to you anyway. why drive yourselves 'crazy'?
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 10:59:23 AM | Comparing ourselves to animals is just plain foolish. If that were the case then we would all be having sex with our siblings mothers and fathers brothers and sisters sons and daughters. Yes the sickos do that and go to jail for it if they are found guilty. On the other hand the animals have no clue about morals. They just fill a basic need and think nothing of it.
OP, this is completely false... You know nothing about science and/or nature.
For the record, the species would go instinct if this happened. Horse breeders and dog breeders are guilty of this and offsprings are born with all kinds of health and mental issues. (ie: high strung, nervous, tempermental, etc.)
Anyway... your thread reminds of what Einstein once stated.
The road to insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect different results.
Read slowly if you have to.
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| Why does a person say they are asking for Advice when all they want is Sympathy? Posted: 7/19/2010 11:00:57 AM | ^^^^Unfortunately this thread was on the threshold of being deleted as a pity thread when it started. I voted to keep it going as I thought that OP wanted some advice.
I made a grave error, I should have been one who chose to delete it, as this is a true pity/martyr/woe is me topic. My God, I am getting tired of it.
I agree with you sarniafairboy, we should close this off while we can. It's like dealing with a child. | |
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| PITY PARTY going on here! anyone want to join in? Posted: 7/19/2010 11:09:06 AM |
^^^^Unfortunately this thread was on the threshold of being deleted as a pity thread when it started. I voted to keep it going as I thought that OP wanted some advice.
I made a grave error, I should have been one who chose to delete it, as this is a true pity/martyr/woe is me topic. My God, I am getting tired of it.
I agree with you sarniafairboy, we should close this off while we can. It's like dealing with a child.
too true - PITY PARTIES get soo boring!!
probably the very reason most guys don't want to be in a real relationship with her -the pity party whining, Debbie Downer type..
who wants to be around THAT ? certainly NOT me, nor most people I know!! | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 12:47:24 PM |
counseling is good I guess ...but me thinks that peer advice would be much better ... your psychologist has learned about your problems from books ... POFers have lived these problems I have to completely disagree with this.
Do you really think that a bunch of untrained people, responding to an online forum can replace a trained professional? Many of the people who you say "have lived these problems", are people who have no real idea how to manage their own personal lives. That's why they keep experiencing problems.
A trained professional, with the proper creditentials is also someone who's had to meet a minimum criteria to obtain those credentials, and is held accountable in his/her state or province for their actions. The untrained people contributing to an online forum, on the other hand, do not need to meet any credentials, and are not accountable to anyone.
In my personal opinion, based on a few years of opbserving the forums on this and other similiar sites, I think a professional's advice would be hundreds of times better than general forum advice. Specifically when it involves circumstances as serious as healing from abuse or post-traumatic stress.
..by admitting years of counseling you have admitted you have had issues I believe that someone, who's admitted to undergoing counselling, is admitting that they've been wise enough to try to work on their issues and overcome those issues.
To me, someone admitting to going to counselling is likely doing a better job of overcoming their issues, than hundreds of other people who refuse to admit they have issues. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 1:05:36 PM | | Fer thank you for saying what you said. I wanted to say that but I knew I would be attacked by the forum wolves. I realize I do regresss sometimes like a vietnam vet. I do have times when I feel like that little girl being molested and defenseless. I do have times when I feel strong and confident but I will never be 100% Its all part of the damage done and the depth of it. I know people who don't believe in counseling and are as tough as nails about their abuse and never talk about it. I feel they are suppressing it and that is very unhealthy. But I can't tell others how to live their lives. They have to come to the place where they are brave enough to face the pain and deal with it. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 1:10:25 PM | The thing is whether you have sex or not in the begining of a new relationship, there should be some sort of ground rules established as far as the persons intentions. People who want a fb need to be clear upfront that is all they want and nothing more. You only need one ground rule: Don't have sex unless you want to have sex. That way, what you do only depends on what you want to do, not on someone else's intentions. Don't have sex if you expect something other than sex in exchange.
I make it clear that is what I don't want and men say they understand and agree, then after a while they drop the ole well I was just looking for a fb you don't mind do you? lol yes I mind. If people were up front about what they wanted, dating would be easy and these forums wouldn't exist.
If I stand up for myself I am exaggerating. So tell me all the professional daters what is it I should say do or think since I am such a loser? I'm hardly a professional dater, but the answer doesn't seem all that complicated. Decide what you want to do based on whether or not you want to do it, rather than on someone's promises or intentions. Then, you can't go wrong. If that isn't satisfactory, then your expectations are the problem.
Oh yeah I should stop dating and stay home and forget about a mate because no one wants me except for sex. Well, if you really feel that way and you aren't interested in sex, then not dating and staying home is one reasonable option. I can think of several others which involve changing your attitude or your expectations, but you probably will find those to be less appealing to you.
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 1:48:52 PM |
I have to completely disagree with this.
Do you really think that a bunch of untrained people, responding to an online forum can replace a trained professional? Many of the people who you say "have lived these problems", are people who have no real idea how to manage their own personal lives. That's why they keep experiencing problems.
A trained professional, with the proper creditentials is also someone who's had to meet a minimum criteria to obtain those credentials, and is held accountable in his/her state or province for their actions. The untrained people contributing to an online forum, on the other hand, do not need to meet any credentials, and are not accountable to anyone.
In my personal opinion, based on a few years of opbserving the forums on this and other similiar sites, I think a professional's advice would be hundreds of times better than general forum advice. Specifically when it involves circumstances as serious as healing from abuse or post-traumatic stress.
fer you read me wrong ..I am in no way downplaying professional counseling...but peer interaction is used and used successfully in many forms of therapy.... not the least of which is addiction therapy...actually it is the road map for alcohol and drug addiction therapy .. there is much to say for living through a situation..and not everyone on POF forums is as messed up as they may have once been ... there is a wealth of experience on here and a wisdom which can only be gained from living through problems... the OP asked our advice and opinions ..why did she if she already has the answers??? many many of the forum regulars have lived through all kinds of trauma ..but now have a firm control on their life ...don't downplay their advice after asking for it ...just saying | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 1:55:50 PM |
Oh yeah I should stop dating and stay home and forget about a mate because no one wants me except for sex.
Well, if you really feel that way and you aren't interested in sex, then not dating and staying home is one reasonable option.
She was being facetious.
I can think of several others which involve changing your attitude or your expectations, but you probably will find those to be less appealing to you.
I guess expecting people to mean what they say and say what they mean is asking too much?
Purple Passion....did you know it is said by professionals that 1 in 25 people are Sociopathic?And that doesn't begin to include ALL the Personality Disordered,the people with mental illness,the people without empathy,conscience or morality abound.
Don't expect too much from a society that carries around massive baggage they impose onto others.You know by now that the reasoning behind people who lie to get what they want is a given...now
You tell me,how are YOU going to protect yourself from them? Can you list the red flags that might help you see these men coming before they cum? | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 2:02:42 PM | | Deerdog, fer or I are not down playing anyones life experiences. Its not that black and white. All have had different and unique experiences and each person may handle or deal with it differently. So supress it, some ignore it some pretend it didn't happen, some refuse to let it get to them. And for the most part that is how I want to be. But things continue to happen in my life that prevent me from getting to that place. If one has only be abused at a certain time in their life and that is it then its much easier to get over. I have been abused much of my life and continue to admit that Ineed that professional help not because I am weak but because I am honest with myself and know I can't do it alone. I have learned a great deal in counseling and it has changed my life. I was able to leave the man who was destroying me. I was able to move on and have my own home and life. I didn't lay down and die or give up. I kept going and keep learning and growing. It does puzzle me why so many are into fb and how much its the norm. I can't imagine doing something like that. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 2:22:43 PM |
It does puzzle me why so many are into fb and how much its the norm. I can't imagine doing something like that.
on that we can agree ..as I said in a earlier post ..cant understand the concept of a FB or FWB ..but as I also said the only times I have heard it suggested it was from a woman ..and it was from a woman who I was breaking up with....because She was not happening for me ... but I still did not bite ..because I was looking for the whole relationship ...however I will give you that If I had been a much younger man the concept of no strings sex may well have been more appealing | |
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| Why does a person say they want advice when what they really want is a PITY PARTY? Posted: 7/19/2010 2:54:32 PM |
She was being facetious.
I can think of several others which involve changing your attitude or your expectations, but you probably will find those to be less appealing to you
yes, she was being facetious..and sarcastic, and..whiny..
all attributes that are usually NOT very attractive to other people, esp. when done to excess.
I can see why most men don't want to be around her a lot and might want to stick to an FB rather than a more serious, deeper relationship.
*I* wouldn't want to be around her given what I've seen of her attitude and self-esteem issues | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 3:01:27 PM | What a shallow way to view life and relationships. Just use each other too f. Isnt' that something the animals do? Aren't we suppose to be capable of love and more than just having a casual sex buddy? That to me seems so immature. Just instant gratification and no responsibilities. I see absolutly no joy or satisfaction in using each other to fill a sexual urge and nothing more. Is that what the world has come too? Just screw anyone and everyone when ever you feel like it and forget about the fact that that your human beings and should act that way. Got some self-esteem issues?
I personally think the male brain is preoccupied with sex so much they can't function unless they get it from who ever when ever and don't care about that persons feelings. Well then you "personally" think like an imbecile. I mean, that's demonstrably false if you just sit there and think about it for, oh, I don't know... 3-4 seconds. Seriously. What the hell is your deal?
I never said anything about having sex in the beginning. Why assume I have sex right away? I don't have sex with a guy till I know quite a bit about him, his back ground, friends, family, past mistakes, habits, likes and dislikes, his ideas about many different subjects like what he is looking for or not looking for. What I am looking for and not looking for. Our sex drive, and other sex talk so that both know if we are compatable sexually. Many things go into finding out if someone is even worth your time. Lots of long talks, dates, spending time together. Seeing how each lives and deals with problems, stress, everyday life, etc. I happen to do that and some how all these men I have encountered have serious hang ups about being inlove because they were hurt so bad. I ususally find this out after a while of dating and then they say they only want fb cause they don't want to get hurt again. I was hurt many times and I don't have that sour outlook. Yes everyone is different, but for goodness sake emotional pain is a part of life. People let us down. We have to be able to let go and move on. Not build a wall around ourselves and only get some sex action here and there. Jesus. Do you need a credit check, too?
Sonovabitch, it sounds like you practically need an autopsy report on someone before you'll... nevermind. Most people are married with kids before they know this much about each other. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 4:15:41 PM | Its not that black and white. All have had different and unique experiences and each person may handle or deal with it differently.... It does puzzle me why so many are into fb and how much its the norm. I can't imagine doing something like that.
what you can't imagine doing is quite normal for some other people. why? because it's not that black and white. all have different and unique experience and each person may handle their sex lives differently. in other words, the reasons for men wanting an fb are as varied as the explanations that we get or can only guess about for their wanting to have them. see, i used your own words and reasoning to explain this phenomenon that has heretofore caused you so much consternation, because i figured that would make it easy to understand. i am sure this yet another unsatisfactory answer in a long list of many.
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 6:19:43 PM | | Why the verbal attacks and the sarcasm and endless ganging up to prove your points? Is your lives that boring you get a big kick out of badgering people who are just expressing their feelings. feelings are never wrong or right they are just feelings. Why drag me through the mud over and over again? Is this some sort of initiation into the forums these days? I know forums can be rough but give me a break. What in the world is wrong with you people? What makes you all think your so much better or have it all together to belittle me the way you are all doing? So sarcastic it boggles my mind that so many are so bent on attacking someone for expressing their feelings about a subject. I don't hate men or sex. I would love to meet a great man but so far that has not happen. But you all say I am not worth dating and I am worthless. I don't hate sex I love sex I just don't want to have sex with someone just to get my thrills and not have feelings for the person and vise versa. Its my personal thing. My problem is the people who say they want a relationship and end up only wanting a fb. Why must this be turned into some sort of witch hunt to burn me at the stake because I find this kind of thing disturbing. Should I just come on the forums and only talk about things you all approve off? Who died and left you all to be the boss over me? Some of you are so full of yourselves and feed off each other. I find that just as disturbing. At least I have the guts to stand up to all of you even though I am out numbered. | |
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| Why does a person say they want a relationship when what they really want is a fb? Posted: 7/19/2010 6:34:05 PM | Terms like FB and FWB are all just an illusion. I have seen this phenomena many times now and all I can say is that the only time I ever hear about so called FWB or FBs hanging out with one another is when they are horny. If you are not speaking to someone via email, on the phone, or in person at least once in a while without the sole purpose of your conversation being to arrange a hook up for sex, then you are not friends. If you never go anyplace or do anything with one another but have sex, you are not friends. If the only thing you can count on that person for is an orgasm, you are not friends.
Now, I am not saying having a strictly sexual relationship is in any way wrong if both parties are on the same page but, calling it a friendship in any way shape or form is just another way for people to avoid taking responsibility for their actions. If all you want is sex, don't dress that up in a friendship cloak and pretend it is going to pass muster.
Everyone sees it for what it really is and you are far better off just admitting it, to yourself and to others, rather than running around making an ass of yourself by saying these people that only contact you when they want to have intercourse are any kind of friends. If you have any real friends in this world, you know the difference. | |
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