Celeste43 -> RE: Why (9/25/2007 2:51:59 AM)
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Why doesn't matter. What matters is that you discuss in the beginning if this is something he wants or doesn't want. I need a solid, monogamous relationship. If he said that was what he needed also, and then six months later decided he had the right to demand I have sex with others, he would have broken his word and my trust in him. He has the right, as do I, to identify an unmet need and talk about it. He does not, and neither do I, have the right to demand the other break a limit. As far as the other guy being a better lover, think again. Sex is mainly in the mind. If some guy shows up and you're told to get naked, he's getting into your body and not your mind. He won't know that biting your neck makes you all warm and fuzzy and that extended nipple play just irritates you no end. Without knowing a lot about you, and without you being excited to be with him, the sex will be lousy. Obviously women who enjoy anonymous sex will find this exciting, but if you aren't one of those women, you won't.
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