nevergrowdup
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ORIGINAL: KneelforAnne It’s silly, I suppose… but I do respect a man much, much more if he can keep the conversation out of the sexual realm--to start with. It sort of shows me that he can control himself. I'm not saying it has to be G rated...but hints and suggestions, slight ones, are (to me) much sexier than outright questions and blunt conversation. It’s not some game that I am playing, honestly. I don’t want to ruin the opportunity for something nice. I just feel that if it gets too sexual too fast, then what is he really after…why is he really there…and where do you go from that point? Oh, I have found a kindred spirit here. Actually, quite a few, but KneelforAnne seems to say it so well. A few months ago I picked up a book for my newly divorced friend called, "How to Succeed with Women." As I was making dinner, he was reading passages out loud, and I kept on thinking to myself, "That's it, exactly!" My most successful first dates were ones that included flirting and an occasional touch (to the leg or arm). After one of those dates, I'm wanting a second. But if we rush into the sex, the person seems a bit shallower. I had been occasionally emailing a guy that sounded great guy for perhaps 6-8 months, and we finally made arrangements to meet about a month ago. We met at a museum, and he immediately started in on the physical stuff ... holding hands, leaning into me. I kept on breaking away, but he'd find a way to reconnect. But his persistence paid off. And I'm a sucker for touch, so, yes, he got laid that day. Since he lives a few hours away, we didn't immediately reconnect. That week we chatted every night. And by the end of the week I realized that I really didn't think it would work. But, you know, it might have worked if he had slowed down and let me get to know him as a person first. The biggest problem is that I found him to be too needy ... not only sexually but in other ways. It's really all about confidence. I understand what Steel is saying, and don't disagree with it. I have boinked on the first date and have maintained that relationship for months. (For me, that's good.) But I can't tell you the number of times where moving in too fast became the focus, and I lost interest. IMO, a guy who moves in too fast is increasing the odds of failure. And, sure, maybe it's a chick thing, but if you want to capture more than my body, I have to know and like you as a person.
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