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Thread: Discussing intimacy or just adult natured topics
txtodd
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Discussing intimacy or just adult natured topics
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10/1/2009 12:31:12 PM
I just wanted to be the first person to post in this thread with a face.
I've known a couple guys, both very proficient at bedding women, who basically talk about sex with women as soon as possible. If the woman runs away, she was going to be too much effort anyway. If she sticks around, it tends to speed up the process.
Another side benefit they've told me is that by keeping it simple and talking about sex, they don't have to keep track of the details of a woman's life - where she works, how many kids she has, where she grew up, her hobbies, etc. Because when talking to multiple women it's impossible to keep all those details straight and not make a mistake.
txtodd
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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7/16/2009 1:17:52 PM
"sleep with all potentials" or "bonk them all" are my two advice choices?
I'll pass. Thanks for the kind words though.
txtodd
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Would a guy date a woman who is or has been a swinger?
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4/15/2009 8:06:44 AM
A person's past should have no bearing on ones future. In short, what happens on day one and forward should be something totally new.
You ought to be writing women in prison then, they'd love that attitude.
txtodd
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Question about Favorites
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4/8/2009 7:40:04 AM
I add women who are attractive enough and have *something* else about their profile to catch my attention. I treat it just like a bookmark to go back and read more thoroughly later.
Which I never do.
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/19/2009 2:59:24 PM
Fact of Dating Life: Actions speak much louder than words so pay less attention to what he (or she) says and close attention to what he (or she) does. If a man (or woman) is interested in you, they will call on a regular basis and will take/make the time to see you. If this isn't happening, then it isn't going to.
Good point. I think that's true most of the time. Some people though just have a low need for dating and relationships, so you could be the most important person to them romantically and they'd still only be mildly interested in talking to you every third day.
txtodd
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/16/2009 11:25:57 AM
Any thoughts
She's dating someone else. She either met you during a timeout they were having, or she met him after you. Either way, she's not looking to dump him for you.
But she may want to keep you in the fridge for later. Maybe she's worth waiting for...
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/16/2009 11:18:34 AM
Begs the question: how do you not have expectations? Just read a profile… the person wants this, doesn’t want that, must be this old, this young, this tall, this physique, this far away, etc. Yeah… no expectations?
I think you can lack expectations about the type of relationship that will develop, while being very particular about the type of person you'll have it with.
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HOUSTON POF PARTY SUGGESTIONS
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3/5/2009 1:24:02 PM
Ok, so I was informed not everyone likes our idea of going to Sherlock's for parties (according to someone I talked to its become ' gay bar'.... However you want to interpret that...).
Well you know I don't really like Sherlock's, but that's just retarded. What happened, were two men with nice skin seen speaking to one another? I'm sure you heard that complaint from just one person.
Anyway, Sherlock's is central, and has enough space to handle a big turnout. That's a good start. Any replacement venues should offer the same.
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/4/2009 8:47:54 PM
Why do you think he could be bad for you?
txtodd
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Anyone in Houston interested in Comedy club get together (Willowbrook area)
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3/4/2009 12:07:29 PM
Neh. The only time I venture north of 610 is when I'm driving out of town.
This meetup is a year and a half in the making, got a lot of momentum it seems like.
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/4/2009 10:57:29 AM
We talked constantly from the time we got up till the time we went to bed.
Now that sounds pretty ridiculous right there, I can't imagine a man talking that much. Well you had to know that was gonna drop off eventually, it's only natural. Sounds like he's having to manage your needs already, don't be too needy. Tell him exactly what you expect in terms of contact, and if he can't supply that, cut him loose.
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He sais he really like me, but I'm getting different vibes. Help!
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3/4/2009 10:47:51 AM
We can only draw on our own experiences for comparison.
Exactly. My experience would have had me laid or not calling anymore.
txtodd
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Half Naked...
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1/14/2009 2:05:17 PM
If I were in the gym every day busting it to have a great body, best believe I'd be documenting it every place I could find.
As far as women go, it's usually not fit chicks showing off their waists, it's average/fat chicks showing off their boobs.
It's all good.
txtodd
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Texting The New Game For Players
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1/5/2009 4:13:15 PM
I think the generic texting you describe isn't that much different than someone changing their Facebook status or their Instant Messenger status. They're just looking to see who'll comment, sort of like broadcasting to see who's listening.
Sure there are probably other prospects besides you receiving the message. But she might be MOST interested in what YOU have to say in reply. Or maybe you are far down in the pecking order, and she barely cares, who knows.
Either way, yes she isn't treating you like you are very important. But if it's someone you've just met, you AREN'T important yet, that takes a while. If you don't see an improvement after two or three dates, she probably IS a flake or a player, or maybe you just don't do it for her.
txtodd
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What Road Sign Best Describes Your Sex Life?
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12/31/2008 2:07:37 PM
At least no one's brought up school zone signs...
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We should organize events ... tennis, volleyball , karaoke bars
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12/8/2008 3:06:53 PM
it starts at 9PM. I'm planning to get there at 8. Are you coming?
No, just helping you stay organized. No way I'm hitting the suburbs in the middle of the week unless it's my suburb.
I hope you get a good turnout.
I might be at the Tavern.
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We should organize events ... tennis, volleyball , karaoke bars
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12/5/2008 10:04:50 AM
What time does karaoke begin there? What time do you plan on being there?
txtodd
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We should organize events ... tennis, volleyball , karaoke bars
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11/28/2008 8:23:55 AM
You should have made the 11/25 one, about 3 times the regular crowd, due to a lot of people having Wednesday off I guess.
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Half Naked...
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11/20/2008 8:20:29 AM
I only have my half naked pics up when it's seasonal. Even beach pics seem out of context in the Fall and Winter.
My nipples well be ready when it's time.
txtodd
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He asked What do you weigh? What would you say?
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11/20/2008 8:05:53 AM
You blew it!!
He was propbably going to surprise you with an airplane or helicopter ride!
Haha. Or a trip in a hot air balloon or even a really cool elevator.
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Why not friends...then romance
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11/1/2008 3:14:21 PM
Because when a man meets a woman and they only become friends.
Then they only stay friends
I agree that that's the rule. The exception could be when the women does not have a lot of other options, due to age, physical issues, geography, etc.
txtodd
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Why not friends...then romance
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10/29/2008 12:43:51 PM
Good stuff, HowDid*
txtodd
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Why not friends...then romance
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10/28/2008 3:26:35 PM
If I'm not physically attracted to a woman, she's not a romantic candidate. I couldn't care less how compassionate and wonderful she is. She could only be a friend to me.
I can't imagine being strongly attached to a women I had not slept with. Sex is what helps get me there, it's part of the glue.
How do you know if a man just wants to sleep with you, or if he wants to get closer by being physical? I don't know, that's your job as a woman to figure that out.
txtodd
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What caused your last serious relationship to end?
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10/23/2008 12:41:26 PM
Not EXACTLY sure, but it's happened about four times now
txtodd
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Why do most women not reply or give it a try?
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10/23/2008 8:22:14 AM
If this handsome and attractive man is persistent, (he has to be VERY persistent) then I might see about meeting him.
So only the obsessive need apply. Oh well, at least you have a type.
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Why do most women not reply or give it a try?
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10/22/2008 1:24:41 PM
I'd much rather be ignored than explicitly rejected. I could probably give her a much better list of why I'm not right for her anyway.
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The past
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10/22/2008 9:41:24 AM
One shouldn't worry about the past. One should only be concerned about the future.
Ever find yourself saying this? "Why yes, my girlfriend WAS a prostitute, but she quit last week, so it's okay."
The most recent past definitely matters. Distant sins not as much, but "Killed Grandma" probably makes everyone's list of turnoffs.
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Houston Taking over San Antonio
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10/22/2008 8:25:50 AM
Yes Curtis, a good time was had by most. We drank plenty, hit the touristy places, and didn't sleep with any locals (far as I know).
txtodd
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Houston Taking over San Antonio
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10/10/2008 8:19:24 PM
You still have all your good teeth right Bonnie? I know you just had a birthday...
txtodd
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Houston Taking over San Antonio
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10/10/2008 12:52:44 PM
She put it here because it's so short notice, bootcut, if I can call you that. There are several POFers in the group, mostly women, and I'm sure some would be open to meeting SA POFers.
If you meet us out, the password is 'desperate and lonely'.
txtodd
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Houston Taking over San Antonio
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10/10/2008 8:52:36 AM
She's not just making this up...
txtodd
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He asked What do you weigh? What would you say?
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10/5/2008 5:49:24 AM
Don't do that, he'll think you're the woman who smushed her nephew:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/08/22/obese.woman.ap/index.html
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He asked What do you weigh? What would you say?
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10/3/2008 9:02:36 PM
I do like it when a women includes her weight in her profile. It's like she's started objectifying herself before we've even had a chance to. Cool!
txtodd
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We need a POF Houston chapter!!!!
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10/1/2008 8:45:56 AM
There was a Houston karaoke event planned in September, but I guess Ike ate it.
txtodd
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We need a POF Houston chapter!!!!
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10/1/2008 8:41:02 AM
I'm kinda bored about same white players.
Can you stomach just one more?
txtodd
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He asked What do you weigh? What would you say?
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9/30/2008 11:15:54 AM
I don't ask that question of any woman I think is north of 120 pounds. Any woman less than that will probably answer with a laugh.
As much as I think his asking the question was rude, if I were bored enough to chat up women without photos, I can't think of a more relevant question.
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He asked What do you weigh? What would you say?
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9/30/2008 11:03:56 AM
I really don't have an issue with my weight, but that's just rude. Right up there with asking my cup size!
Venti?
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Do men ever fall for BBW?
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9/30/2008 10:33:07 AM
I don't, never ever ever
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Do you date interracially?
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9/23/2008 3:05:57 PM
Not really. I'm 3/4 white boy, 1/4 hispanic, so either of those is a comfort zone, probably in that ratio too. It's been a long time since I've dated outside of those two, and haven't post divorce.
I'm not color blind with regards to dating, it takes a little more exceptional of a woman to get my attention when the woman's a different race.
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Do you date interracially?
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9/19/2008 8:46:41 PM
if the lord wanted us to date interracally he would have mad one race.
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Monogomy is it important anymore?
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8/4/2008 11:34:21 AM
In my experience of starting a new relationship with a new man though, it is the man who wants it to be monogamous from the start. I'm usually thinking in terms of getting to know him and seeing how it goes before making any sort of commitment and he is thinking of being a one-woman man and that I should be doing likewise.
It's because he is wanting to monopolize you sexually. He's showing that he's willing to trade his monogamy for yours. Of course, it would take some time to see if the man is being truthful or not. But it makes for a decent sales pitch, because men typically don't like shutting down all their other sexual options, and wow, here's a man willing to do just that.
If I really like a woman, it's a trade I'm willing to make, usually in a hurry. Bring on the exclusivity! If I'm not willing to do that, I probably don't find her appealing enough for it to ever work anyway.
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Monogomy is it important anymore?
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8/4/2008 11:25:18 AM
Honestly, the only thing new here is that we are more open and more people have that opportunity because fewer of us are doing back breaking labor that leaves us no energy or time to pursue outside relationships.
Excellent point. I've had guy friends who spend a large part of that time and energy chasing ass on the Internet. I like 3D much better, or maybe I just lack focus. I'd rather argue with nerds on forums.
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Monogomy is it important anymore?
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8/1/2008 9:04:46 PM
i'm a firm believer in polygamy. i don't believe that monogamy is natural for men and i think that forcing it on them is cruel and unusual punishment. monogamy is not a choice that i feel most men make.
I agree that there should not be laws making polygamy difficult, such as it being illegal for a man to have more than one wife. But governments do that to keep violence and unrest down and perhaps support whatever underlying religion the nation's centered around.
If single men had to compete even more with already married men, I think it would open more opportunities for women. Wouldn't it be better to be one of five wives to a great man, than the only wife of a loser?
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Monogomy is it important anymore?
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8/1/2008 8:43:27 PM
Alot of single mothers out there. Just look around. They're all over the place. Women just want to get the genes of really good looking tall guys. They dont need the guys to hang around as fathers. As long as their kids are goodlooking, tall, strong and sexy - super model sexy. Whether or not the guy has a relationship with her or is devoted - she doesn't care. Its all the commodity of the quality of his sperm.
This isn't far off. When a woman just wants to make a baby, this is what her body leads her to do. When she wants a family, she'd be wise to pick a slightly lesser man in the dating pool, one who'd be happy to have her, and would actually stick around.
What happens with really young women especially, is that they aren't ready to be caught by and committed to Mr. Nice Guy at age 33 or whatever just yet, so they sleep with a bad boy or three and 'accidentally' get knocked up too soon.
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Monogomy is it important anymore?
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7/22/2008 7:38:43 PM
Whenever I'm monogamous with a new woman, I think about how nice it'll be when I'm monogamous with someone new...
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Does our partner have the right to know?
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7/10/2008 3:48:53 PM
This has got to be the most disappointing thread I've read on these forums.
The past was the present when you started reading this sentence.
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Does our partner have the right to know?
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7/8/2008 4:14:03 PM
Obviously I am in the minority here. Yes, it would matter to me if a potential BF was promiscuous and had such casual regard for sexual relationships--even if I were to ignore all the inherent risks. So yes, I think I have a right to know--maybe not actual numbers but if he engaged in that type of behavior then obviously we do not value sexual relationships the same and THAT is very important to me.
Thank you. So many others have focused on the health of their partner's body, and if it's free of disease then all's well. Whether debauchery or chastity led to that lack of disease doesn't matter, it's a high enough hurdle in its own right apparently.
Well past behavior, especially recent behavior is always going to matter to me. I won't ask the number question, but if you take two single women of equal looks, and one slept with two men last year, and one swept with twenty, they differ on character. Dating the latter reflects poorly on me, no matter how well she cleans up, or tests out at the doctor's office.
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Does our partner have the right to know?
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7/3/2008 8:16:01 AM
And second - regarding your above statement, just because a woman could perhaps get sex in a bar easier than a man.....what sort of woman would??
Exactly. Which is what men think when a woman has had a ton of partners.
It's only the discerning women, the ones who are picking and choosing, and waiting to actually get to know a man first, that makes sex difficult for the average man to get. But of course, these are the women we really want to hold onto and have relationships with. Not the bar flies who need a pick me up lay after a bad breakup. Or need a penis pacifier after a bad day at work.
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Does our partner have the right to know?
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7/2/2008 11:23:26 AM
I'm gonna print out msg 107 and put a big smiley face on it.
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Does our partner have the right to know?
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7/1/2008 12:34:47 PM
Would OP have been as upset if she'd still said 7, but the answer was two? Would the "lying" have been the issue then?
Wow, what a great question, I love it.
I'd probably pretend to be angry for an hour or so, then call a guy friend or two to share the happy news.
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