agirl -> RE: Moving in too fast (6/14/2009 4:53:56 AM)
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ORIGINAL: nevergrowdup OK, I'll be the first to admit that I am a sexual being. It doesn't take much to get me aroused if a guy knows how to push the right buttons. So, if on a first date and I'm feeling any chemistry, I've been known to break my self-imposed rules and get a little, uh, frisky. But here's the problem. It ruins it for me. I know it's the nature of the guy to try, but I seem to respect guys that have a bit of self-restraint on the first date. After all ... he's the Dom ... he should be in control, no? The longer he leaves me hanging, the more I want him. Earlier tonight I was chatting with a guy and he immediately started in on the sex talk. I politely pointed out that he'd lose points with me if he pushed too quickly. It's like, what do you really want? Do you want to work me up into a sexual frenzy and get a short term benefit, or are you willing to take things slow and wait until I build up that comfort with you? Am I alone in this? Based on this......it does look like a bit of a game. YOU get frisky yourself, but lose respect for the guy if HE does. Forgive me for finding this strangely simple.........If a guy starts flirting sexually and I'm not interested .....I continue to be myself, my uninterested self. I don't think badly of someone that has an aim that I'm not sharing. If they've managed to to get me *frisky*, it's because of ME as well as them. I might not want to have a relationship with them based on a frisky/frisky encounter but I wouldn't consider them less *dominant* for something I willingly took part in either. How is anyone to know that you prefer to be left hanging, if you're all friskified and giving signals that you *want it*? It doesn't matter to me what they are trying to do, if it's not working, they'll either drift off, try a different tack or ask about it. It seems weird to me, that's all.....if I'm having sex or engaging in sexual talk ....it's hardly their fault. agirl
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