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How easily the mind can be swayed by sex drive.
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Also, I never liked wild nights of pleasure either.
Meh, I'm in a frat, there aren't too many wild escapades, but the gossip topic of who did it with whom moves pretty fast. No pregnancies or STDs so far(4 years since I became a member), drama is also minimal(and that mostly has to do with people approaching sex with a different view of whether it's casual or not), most of the sex is within relationships and the few bros who really get around get themselves checked at the clinic regularly(this is all on top of rubbers and morning-after pills, which is common sense anyway).
I meant it as "friends coming home with a girl they just met, they had a tons of go-around and are convinced they've found TRUE LOVE!!!! Cut to a couple of months later, the girl is pregnant, they've realized they don't really like each other, and they both are having second thoughts."
I have no idea what you guys are thinking about.
>Tru wuv on the night they first met
It isn't the sex that's to be blamed, it's the fact that those peeps are emotional immature as fuck.
^^That's not much different than the first situation. "This is love, let's fuck without a rubber because we're more connected that way, and if babby appears we'll keep it cos we'll be together 4eva anyway." Still emotionally immature as fuck.
If the woman wants to leave in four months because you're not giving her any, go ahead and dump her (that's "dump" not "hump")
If you're still living together after three years, and actually hanging out and doing things together... then its time to pull down the pants.
^^That's the yardstick of how well people match each other in a relationship: their ideas about sex are the same. It's only a minor aspect within the whole spectrum of relationships.
has never turned out well for them, and I don't want to go down that
same road.
>I meant it as "friends coming home with a girl they just met, they had a
tons of go-around and are convinced they've found TRUE LOVE!!!! Cut
to a couple of months later, the girl is pregnant, they've realized they
don't really like each other, and they both are having second
thoughts."
If that's the reason, why not find a girlfriend based on some actual emotional connection, and spend your time (and have sex) in a more subdued fashion.
Complete celibacy sounds like an unnecessarily extreme solution, not to mention reeks of moral high-horsing.
You should be glad for that in this economy.
Depends on your definition of "relationship". Some people use it to refer to only the romance part.