ghoster78
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Joined: 8/24/2006 Status: offline
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It is curious that no one answered, "Yes, I lie about who I did, how many, what we did, and all the rest." Did any of us expect to see that brutally honest of a response? I guess there is defense to such a blatant response by challenging the purpose of the question, or why the question was asked, or to treat the question as derisive because it is beneath the repondant's status to actually answer. I am male, so I lie (a flaw of my gender I do try to mitigate), and have probably lied about my sexual past a few times. I cannot presently remember a good juicy lie to recount that I did tell somewhere in the past, but I am reasonably sure there was at least one incident. I suspect at least some respondants here, when pressed by a satisfied and after-glowing partner, have lied about their past by way of association. A lie by association is when you lie through affirmative response (with a nod, grunt, umhum, or yes) to that partner, who has just pleased you in some fabulously exhilerating way, who asks if he/she had pleased you with the very best skill, duration, method, or whatever, that you have ever experienced, when you know differently. I think many of us have done that. I know I have. I have certainly know I have, particularly in vanilla situations, in my past. Like when little Mrs. Straight-laced looked up from her oral perch on my crotch, dribbled a bit from the corner of her mouth, and asked if she was my "bestest ever sucker", well (sigh)...I said "Yes." Truth being, her mother was much better at it in nearly every technical category. Did I have to lie to little Mrs. Straight-laced? No, of course not. Should I have? No, again. Was it the best I could do for her ego (positive-feedback) and to protect her mother's secrets (negative-feedback)? Yes, and yes again. Should I feel badly for my lie? No, I didn't feel bad then either. Had I just lied to a sexual partner about my sexual past? Yes, very much so.
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