Are you a Virgin?

Are you a Virgin?


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I think many people believe that because they just see the person who is using the other person as the person who is the only one benefiting, when in fact the both parties benefit from the sex because in most cases sex feels good for both people.

Right, but we're talking about using people. As you said before. See above post for the distinction.

How exactly are they lonely when they are having sex with someone like every weekend or even more than that for some people?

Do you honestly think casual sex is absolutely emotionally fulfilling for everyone? One of the few good friends I have compulsively sleeps with men, and is probably the loneliest person I know. Being around people doesn't mean you aren't lonely. I'm around people a lot, I still feel lonely. Alone... lonely.. different things.


2 nights of hanging out with a guy isn't very much at all, and it shouldn't be enough to start worshipping the guy enough that they get emotionally involved to a high degree. Therefore, if they get feelings that are enough to not be able to handle rejection, then that's on them.

If you are misleading women into thinking that there's more to it, then that's essentially preying on the vulnerable.


They chose to have sex that early on while dating, they made that choice.


A lot of people have sex early on from social pressure, or lack of self-esteem.


I'd be beyond ecstatic if I just got spend an hour with the girl of my dreams. I wouldn't be surprised if I was to get rejected. I'd be able to handle rejection from her, in fact, better than I would from other women because I'd be expecting the rejection because she'd be the best looking woman I've gone out with.

The way you talk about yourself implies that you don't value yourself. So, what I'm saying is, when people use others, and discard them so easily, it does nothing but perpetuate feelings of worthlessness that already exist.
 

Hellhound

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What is this? A debate about using people for sex without caring about their feelings? Brb transforming.

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What is this? A debate about using people for sex without caring about their feelings? Brb transforming.

Yes, but this thread is now primarily concerned with how I can go about being Super Saiyan in real life. Suggestions?
 

Flanscho

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Well, I can understand that for quite a number of people, it doesn't matter whether they have sex or not, or are a virgin or not. On the other hand, evolution made sure that our sex drive is in general one of the strongest urgest we have. Because they are necessary for making sure that our race survives. With the technological level we have advanced now, that urge can be a disadvantage. But for millions and millions of years, when humanity could have been wiped out by this or that and was still rather small in numbers, it was which made the race survive.

What I'm trying to say is: sex and orgasms are some of the most intense experiences we can make. The reason why they are that way might not matter for us anymore, and if people decide not to experience them, that's fine too of course, but I think that the desire for it makes sense too. And is of course natural.

Apart from that... Sex also has to be learned. Sure, everyone can have sex, but that's like saying everyone can paint art. Jumping on someone and start humping? Easy. Exploring your sexuality and that of your partner, and improving what you can give and the ways you can perceive, over a duration of years or decades, is what I think is important too. Sure, you can downplay sex as "just sticking the thing in and that's it". But also like downplaying paintins as "some patches of color on some pieces of paper" or music as "a bunch of soundwaves".


Now, I've been single most of my life. So I'm talking a lot. Well, but that's still my opinion. :)
 

MikeyC

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LOL! :D thats too personal for me to answer on an internet forum, sorry Mikey.::p:
Ah, I understand, sorry.

It's just, for me, I'm a virgin at 26, but if I had sex and enjoyed it, I would know what I'm missing, and that would be bad. I'm in the unusual position of not realising what I'm missing. Maybe that's a good thing. :)
 
Ah, I understand, sorry.

It's just, for me, I'm a virgin at 26, but if I had sex and enjoyed it, I would know what I'm missing, and that would be bad. I'm in the unusual position of not realising what I'm missing. Maybe that's a good thing. :)

That is a tough dilemma. I think that would depend on whether you are a man or women and what the partner/s you had sex with were like. I can't give you any advice for whether you would be any better off not having done it or not because you are a guy.:)
 

MikeyC

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That is a tough dilemma. I think that would depend on whether you are a man or women and what the partner/s you had sex with were like. I can't give you any advice for whether you would be any better off not having done it or not because you are a guy.:)
Perhaps, yes. I was more so just thinking aloud. ::p:
 

alwayssunnyinphiladelphia

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the whole thing about using girls for sex how is it working out? Has anyone got a girlfriend yet from doing this I don't understand what is wrong with the girls who you use why not just make one of them your girlffriend? Is the reason you don't go out with them because you don't think they are attractive enough for you or something
 

knowledgeofself

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no.I get the feeling its all a little over rated. I just take it for what it is, a bodily function that could do with occasional expression.everyone operates on differing levels of need,some people have stronger desires than others. I think also society encourages us to think of it as a be all or end all recreation. sex sells, its everywhere. media also ascribes connotations of what courtships should entail and not everyone operates "conventionally".
 
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