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MEN F**K..... WOMEN MAKE LOVE

 
 
kitchenpete
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 03:40 am
oldandknew wrote:
I try to treat people, all people with respect. I abhor bigotry, racism, inequaity, violece and such like. Some people I get on with better than others, naturely. The thing is there has to be a cerebal connection, a meeting of minds. Respect as much as attraction. I don't dig airheads, no matter how attractive they are. Nor do I like one night stands. I like inteligent women who have opinions, a sence of humor, know what they are doing and saying.


Big round of applause from me, oak!

I've experienced both sex "for fun" and sex "for love"...both have their place but I would also never wish to have sex where I didn't feel I was being fair to the emotions of the woman I was with.

If both agree it's just fun - great! It's more intimate than a game of tennis, but if that's what it is, so be it.

Like oak, I much prefer to disappear into a world of emotions and a meeting of minds. I like a woman who is prepared to say what she likes - in or out of bed - and the confidence to allow me to be strong/confident without feeling it's a "conquest"...power plays do nothing for me.

The perfect situation for me is the Yin/Yang of difference and equality - dynamic, not static - a balance of giving and receiving. That's what REALLY makes me happy!
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 05:45 am
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Tell me what a man finds sexually attractive and I will tell you his entire philosophy of life ~ Ayn Rand
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kitchenpete
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 07:14 am
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Tell me who you love and I will tell you who you are. Arsene Haussaye
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Heeven
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 07:43 am
Sexually, I only want to be with a man I care about. However, in order to spice up our trysts I do not find a problem with using porn or gizmos to enhance the experience. I would not admit to my mother my penchant for porn and I am actually not a real kinky devil or anything but I have learned a thing or two from those movies. I find nothing wrong with a little role-playing or getting some fantasy hints so that we can have a change from the regular making love and get creative!

I never have been one to jump into the sack just for sex but will admit to doing it one-time ... my very first sexual experience. I had waited and was so ready that, when I found the guy I wanted to do it with, I literally jumped his bones ... poor guy!
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Slappy Doo Hoo
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:11 am
Montana wrote:
And please don't ask me for their phone numbers! LOL!



Alright, now fork em' over.
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littlek
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 01:20 pm
Ok, now, having sex with someone you don't care about just to have sex isn't exactly the same as not making love - ya know?
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Rae
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 03:57 pm
Okay, who mentioned gizmos? Now, that's a whole other story!
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Frank Apisa
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 04:05 pm
Jeez, Rae

Nothing gets by you.
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Gala
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 06:54 pm
There are just as many women in the world who want to get laid as much as men do. The difference is when a woman looks for a bit of the jiggy-jig she is loose, but if a man does it, well, he's just being a man.
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Mapleleaf
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 07:50 pm
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There are just as many women in the world who want to get laid as much as men do. The difference is when a woman looks for a bit of the jiggy-jig she is loose, but if a man does it, well, he's just being a man.

Gala, is that still a dominant way of thinking?
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dlowan
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 07:51 pm
Certainly ain't disappeared.
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Misti26
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:16 pm
Let's face it, since time began, men are the hunters, women are the hunted!

It will always be that way!

This is also one of the main reasons, sex deteriorates after marriage or cohabitation.

The hunt is over!
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sozobe
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:31 pm
Mapleleaf wrote:

Gala, is that still a dominant way of thinking?


I think it's changing, Mapleleaf. I read an article somewhat recently (in the last year) about teenage girls being the aggressors in relationships (including sexual ones) more than teenaged boys.

Misti, that just ain't true in all cases.
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Rae
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:42 pm
Frank Apisa ~ not much gets by me? You're the only one who commented on my comment! :wink:
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:44 pm
Misti, i strenuously reject the posit that "the hunt" is over. i would further state that as a relationship builds on trust and compassion the passion increases with the caveat that many people may enter a relationship with less than significant intentions.
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Gala
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:46 pm
It's unspoken, but I believe women are held to a different standard then men. It sounds outdated, but it's still true. it's fine to believe that women are equal to men, and they can do anything a man can do, but the reality is, women are still paid less then men and are expected to become mothers.
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sozobe
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 08:49 pm
I agree, dys.

And I know what you mean, Gala. There are the standards under which younger people (like, teens to Gen X) operate, then standards under which adults (Gen X to __) operate, and I think the older generation (of which I guess I'm a part of -- hmm) does have some of that double standard thing goin' on. (Man's being a man, woman's being a slut.)

"Sex and the City" and such do seem to combat that, though.
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Rae
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 09:01 pm
IMO, I don't think this subject can be generalised by an age group. If we all got together and compared notes, I'm sure we'd find a wide range of people that we know who do not fit into the 'norm'.
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sozobe
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 09:10 pm
Oh, for sure. In fact that's one of my main points, Rae.

I just wrote and then deleted for length and lack of specifics a whole thing about how "averages" are so misleading -- you can say, for example, that men "on average" tend to want sex regardless of whether it is in a love relationship or not more than women do, but does that mean all men and women feel that way? Not at all.
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Rae
 
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Reply Wed 16 Apr, 2003 09:13 pm
Thanks, sozobe.

Mapleleaf's original question has certainly been diluted in the past pages.

So, I'll offer my two cents, which I think is the consensus.

Love and sex do not have to go together. For the most part, I think people desire that they do though.
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