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Reply #30 posted 12/06/05 9:43am

Spats

Not with those photos you won't. I told you i don't keep photo's with past girlfriends. They go into the garbage. And i would not know how to post them anyways. And i didn't make a huge habit out of getting photos with them because there wasn't much reason to and nothing to prove.
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Reply #31 posted 12/06/05 9:45am

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Reply #32 posted 12/06/05 9:46am

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Not with those photos you won't. I told you i don't keep photo's with past girlfriends. They go into the garbage. And i would not know how to post them anyways. And i didn't make a huge habit out of getting photos with them because there wasn't much reason to and nothing to prove.

I guess why have photos of them if you're just going to have sex with them and then move on to the next? I guess that makes sense. thumbs up!
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Reply #33 posted 12/06/05 9:49am

Pochacco

What does it matter about someones past . Live with them now , today and enjoy one another

Ive not had the sexy love with many people redface but what does it matter really
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Reply #34 posted 12/06/05 9:53am

Spats

That's not it. There just hasn't been much reason too. I haven't been looking for someone to spend the rest of my life with and if we broke up i would just be tossing the photos in the garbage anyways.
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Reply #35 posted 12/06/05 9:57am

TMPletz

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That's not it. There just hasn't been much reason too. I haven't been looking for someone to spend the rest of my life with and if we broke up i would just be tossing the photos in the garbage anyways.

So if you ever found "the one", you'd have no visual memoirs of the great times you had when you were only dating. confused
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Reply #36 posted 12/06/05 10:04am

Spats

I am not wanting to spend the rest of my life with someone. That's too damn long. Hopefully.
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Reply #37 posted 12/06/05 10:08am

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It freaks me out every thread is ending with a discussion with Spats, always on the same things. And yes, I know, I'm guilty as well. Sometimes I simply can't resist.

I still think he's an alterego. If he's not, I would really like to read his opinion on other topics than how our legs and noses have to be, and how we don't have the guts to ask a man out for a date..

Maybe I'll give it a try, but I won't start a thread about it, because I want to prevent from giving the wrong impression.

Spats, what music do you like?
What's your favourite food?
What was your best holiday ever?

confused I'm serious though.
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Reply #38 posted 12/06/05 10:12am

virginie74

My boyfriend and I decided to say we were virgin before we met. lol

I had a lot of boyfriends, he had a lot of girlfriends, and he's very good in bed. Sex is so important. (I am 31, he is 34)

Counting is so stupid. Being mad at someone about his past relationships is so dumb !!! The guy should be happy to know her, to satisfy her needs, more than the others she's been with...
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Reply #39 posted 12/06/05 10:14am

retina

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Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?


I don't know this guy at all, but having experienced similar situations I can say I don't think he was necessarily concerned about what she had done in and of itself as much as he was worried about what such a history might lead to in the future. 18-20 before the age of 23 is indeed an unusually high number that seems to indicate a big sexual appetite or need for sexual diversity. He was probably worried that he alone wouldn't be able to satisfy that and that he'd lose her to someone else before long. This is both common and quite understandable, in my opinion. At the same time, you could argue that she had already "satisfied her curiosity" and would be more likely to remain monogamous than someone who'd had unusually few partners. shrug
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Reply #40 posted 12/06/05 10:19am

Spats

He might also be worried about catching something!!!!! With that many partners there is a good chance.

1.My favorite music is Prince.

2.Greek food is my favorite. And Pizza.

3. My favorite holiday was in New York. The greatest city in the world. I would love to go to California.
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Reply #41 posted 12/06/05 10:20am

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retina said:

1sexymf said:

Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?


I don't know this guy at all, but having experienced similar situations I can say I don't think he was necessarily concerned about what she had done in and of itself as much as he was worried about what such a history might lead to in the future. 18-20 before the age of 23 is indeed an unusually high number that seems to indicate a big sexual appetite or need for sexual diversity. He was probably worried that he alone wouldn't be able to satisfy that and that he'd lose her to someone else before long. This is both common and quite understandable, in my opinion. At the same time, you could argue that she had already "satisfied her curiosity" and would be more likely to remain monogamous than someone who'd had unusually few partners. shrug


I see myself as an example of the last statement. I've been together with my boyfriend for two years... he was scared of the fact I had 'so many' sex partners, but I ended up being the faithful one, he didn't. rolleyes

So I really don't think this says that much. On the other hand, people who cheat will always run the risk to cheat again. T
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Reply #42 posted 12/06/05 10:20am

Mach

MarieLouise said:

It freaks me out every thread is ending with a discussion with Spats, always on the same things. And yes, I know, I'm guilty as well. Sometimes I simply can't resist.

I still think he's an alterego. If he's not, I would really like to read his opinion on other topics than how our legs and noses have to be, and how we don't have the guts to ask a man out for a date..

Maybe I'll give it a try, but I won't start a thread about it, because I want to prevent from giving the wrong impression.

Spats, what music do you like?
What's your favourite food?
What was your best holiday ever?

confused I'm serious though.


i must admit ... i have been watching all the bashing and wondering when someone would try to at least break away from the smallness of it all

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Reply #43 posted 12/06/05 10:22am

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retina said:

1sexymf said:

Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?


I don't know this guy at all, but having experienced similar situations I can say I don't think he was necessarily concerned about what she had done in and of itself as much as he was worried about what such a history might lead to in the future. 18-20 before the age of 23 is indeed an unusually high number that seems to indicate a big sexual appetite or need for sexual diversity. He was probably worried that he alone wouldn't be able to satisfy that and that he'd lose her to someone else before long. This is both common and quite understandable, in my opinion. At the same time, you could argue that she had already "satisfied her curiosity" and would be more likely to remain monogamous than someone who'd had unusually few partners. shrug

hmmm
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Reply #44 posted 12/06/05 10:23am

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Spats said:

He might also be worried about catching something!!!!! With that many partners there is a good chance.

1.My favorite music is Prince.

2.Greek food is my favorite. And Pizza.

3. My favorite holiday was in New York. The greatest city in the world. I would love to go to California.


I must admit it's a start. As you registered in 2002, I've began to wonder about this alter-ego thing.

Anyway, I truly invite you to speak about other things as well.
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Reply #45 posted 12/06/05 10:30am

retina

MarieLouise said:

retina said:



I don't know this guy at all, but having experienced similar situations I can say I don't think he was necessarily concerned about what she had done in and of itself as much as he was worried about what such a history might lead to in the future. 18-20 before the age of 23 is indeed an unusually high number that seems to indicate a big sexual appetite or need for sexual diversity. He was probably worried that he alone wouldn't be able to satisfy that and that he'd lose her to someone else before long. This is both common and quite understandable, in my opinion. At the same time, you could argue that she had already "satisfied her curiosity" and would be more likely to remain monogamous than someone who'd had unusually few partners. shrug


I see myself as an example of the last statement. I've been together with my boyfriend for two years... he was scared of the fact I had 'so many' sex partners, but I ended up being the faithful one, he didn't. rolleyes

So I really don't think this says that much. On the other hand, people who cheat will always run the risk to cheat again. T


True. And just for the record; I wasn't claiming that there is an actual increased risk for someone who's had many partners to be unfaithful, but rather that it's understandable that their new partner perceives it that way (since the human mind is designed to look for patterns to predict outcomes, which quite often is useful).
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Reply #46 posted 12/06/05 10:37am

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TMPletz said:

Spats said:

That's not it. There just hasn't been much reason too. I haven't been looking for someone to spend the rest of my life with and if we broke up i would just be tossing the photos in the garbage anyways.

So if you ever found "the one", you'd have no visual memoirs of the great times you had when you were only dating. confused



I tried to throw away pretty much all photos of my previous boyfriend including prom and snoball photos. My boyfriend (now husband) rescued them from the trash so I wouldn't regret it later. biggrin I am so glad he did that biggrin
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Reply #47 posted 12/06/05 10:39am

Spats

I don't regret throwing out any of the photos of past girlfriends.
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Reply #48 posted 12/06/05 11:05am

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it really would be a fear of being boring to her that made him freak out.... maybe?

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Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?
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Reply #49 posted 12/06/05 11:30am

SammiJ

ufoclub said:

it really would be a fear of being boring to her that made him freak out.... maybe?

1sexymf said:

Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?

NO.
that would just be him being a coward then
that's a real way of showing he has no balls...


how would that freak him out 2 the point of not wanting 2 be with her?
c'mon.
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Reply #50 posted 12/06/05 11:39am

1sexymf

Spats said:

She's 23 and she has had 18 to 20 sex partners? That's a lot. I would be out of there as well. Give her credit for telling the truth though. Because i would want to know the truth.


Well it was him that asked and at least she was honest about it. He should have thought about that before he asked her.
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Reply #51 posted 12/06/05 11:41am

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I'm 24 and I guess I had almost the same number of 'sexual' partners. It gave me the rest I needed. I'm not the type to be pleased with something if I haven't checked if the grass on the other side is greener, so I just checked it for myself.

If someone breaks up with you for this reason it isn't love, so on the long run you'll be happy to have lost that one.

I always regard it as the problem of others, if it bother them I mean, not mine. I know what was fun and what not, I know what I appreciate...


I respect your honesty, MarieLouise. As for my opinion on how many is so called "acceptable", that is totally up to the person. It's their body and their decision. It's a bit narrow minded to judge people like that.
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Reply #52 posted 12/06/05 11:43am

1sexymf

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Hmmm...I wonder how many partners HE has had....It's always a double standard. Guys can screw around with as many women as they want to...and its not a problem...but he will dump his girlfriend if he feels that she's had to many partners...i don't understand it. Why is it even an issue, anyway? Your friend is better off without this creep.


From what I hear, he is no choir boy. I told her she should be glad that he left. If he freaked out over that, then I'm sure there will be other things he would get equally nasty about later on down the road.
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Reply #53 posted 12/06/05 11:45am

1sexymf

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1sexymf said:

Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?

18-20 is a high number for a woman of 23, but I would not break-up with a girl over that; it's a fucking double-standard (no pun originally intended, but WHOOP, dere it is).



It sure is. Women are expected to be the Virgin Mary but men can screw their brains out and not have to worry about being called a slut.
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Reply #54 posted 12/06/05 11:45am

Spats

20 sex partners is a lot by 23.
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Reply #55 posted 12/06/05 11:47am

CarrieLee

I think it's a high number but it doesn't give reason to break up with someone over it. And she was probably really good in bed with the experience so he's missing out wink Tell her she's better off without him.
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Reply #56 posted 12/06/05 11:48am

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1sexymf said:

Give my you opinion on this please.
A few days ago, I was consoling a friend because her boyfriend broke up with her. He asked her how many sexual partners she has had (she's 23 by the way) and she told him around 18-20. He freaked out about it and ended it.
Does that constitute a high number for a woman, and would you break up with a person if you discovered this, even if you asked?


I don't know this guy at all, but having experienced similar situations I can say I don't think he was necessarily concerned about what she had done in and of itself as much as he was worried about what such a history might lead to in the future. 18-20 before the age of 23 is indeed an unusually high number that seems to indicate a big sexual appetite or need for sexual diversity. He was probably worried that he alone wouldn't be able to satisfy that and that he'd lose her to someone else before long. This is both common and quite understandable, in my opinion. At the same time, you could argue that she had already "satisfied her curiosity" and would be more likely to remain monogamous than someone who'd had unusually few partners. shrug


His actions do seem to be somewhat of an insecure person. That's another whole issue itself.
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Reply #57 posted 12/06/05 11:48am

Spats

Tell him he better see a doctor.
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Reply #58 posted 12/06/05 11:51am

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I know that if you aren't hung up on morality=few sex partners (fear of god), then it might be fear of not being sexual enough to match... that is the psychology of many men, we need to be the #ONE or its not really on. So its cowardice. Or pride.

SammiJ said:

ufoclub said:

it really would be a fear of being boring to her that made him freak out.... maybe?


NO.
that would just be him being a coward then
that's a real way of showing he has no balls...


how would that freak him out 2 the point of not wanting 2 be with her?
c'mon.
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Reply #59 posted 12/06/05 11:53am

Spats

Or fear of a disease. Who knows where the woman has been.
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