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Reply #150 posted 10/30/07 9:27pm

RodeoSchro

I'VE GOT IT. Maybe.

Don't just blurt it out. Put it in the form of a question. Like maybe this:

Erin: Nice weather we're having, eh? (Canadians say "eh?" don't they?)

Dude: It sure is.

Erin: You sure are a good friend. I'm glad we've become so close.

Dude: Me, too (I assume he's like all guys and doesn't use too many words) (Except me - I never shut up).

Erin: So, do you think friendships like ours can ever blossom into something more?

Dude: What do you mean? Can I get another beer?

Erin: Well, a lot of people say real love is borne out of friendship. What do you think about that?

Maybe this is a way to feel him out without putting yourself in an uncomfortable position.
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Reply #151 posted 10/30/07 9:28pm

Cinnie

Anxiety said:

Cinnie said:



I keep thinking "but what about YOU" hmmm but losing that valuable friendship could be potentially devastating.


it's not like you can't tell ANYBODY. tell another friend. tell a family member. by all means, get it out of your system somehow. but just because you're in love with someone doesn't mean that you are automatically entitled or obligated to tell the person. i mean, what if you realized you were madly in love with your boss, or if you WERE a boss, what if you realized you were in love with one of your longtime employees? obviously, busting out that info would be considered inappropriate, but aren't the feelings the same?



confuse You had a valuable friendship with your BOSS? lol
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Reply #152 posted 10/30/07 9:35pm

Anxiety

Cinnie said:

Anxiety said:



it's not like you can't tell ANYBODY. tell another friend. tell a family member. by all means, get it out of your system somehow. but just because you're in love with someone doesn't mean that you are automatically entitled or obligated to tell the person. i mean, what if you realized you were madly in love with your boss, or if you WERE a boss, what if you realized you were in love with one of your longtime employees? obviously, busting out that info would be considered inappropriate, but aren't the feelings the same?



confuse You had a valuable friendship with your BOSS? lol


oddly, at one point in my life, i had a very strong friendship with my boss. fortunately she was queer as a catfart too, so there was never fear of anything ick happening. nod
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Reply #153 posted 10/30/07 9:39pm

Cinnie

RodeoSchro said:

I'VE GOT IT. Maybe.

Don't just blurt it out. Put it in the form of a question. Like maybe this:

Erin: Nice weather we're having, eh? (Canadians say "eh?" don't they?)

Dude: It sure is.

Erin: You sure are a good friend. I'm glad we've become so close.

Dude: Me, too (I assume he's like all guys and doesn't use too many words) (Except me - I never shut up).

Erin: So, do you think friendships like ours can ever blossom into something more?

Dude: What do you mean? Can I get another beer?

Erin: Well, a lot of people say real love is borne out of friendship. What do you think about that?

Maybe this is a way to feel him out without putting yourself in an uncomfortable position.


I can see it going like this though.

Dude: I don't know. Why are you asking?

haha or something that puts her on the spot....

let's flesh out this scenario
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Reply #154 posted 10/30/07 9:48pm

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Yeah. I feel the need to have that out there. If it's true, I say it.

But I wouldn't suggest that anybody model their emotional life after mine. That would be unwise. lol
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Reply #155 posted 10/30/07 11:14pm

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This is kinda how I see it.

The way it is now is cool and all. We see each other a 3-4 times a month. Talk often (although not as much as we used to). We sleep together most times we get together but really, we're just friends. I definitely feel jealousy when he is with others or talks about them - although, I never say or do anything about it since the jealousy is my issue.

I figure that telling him will cause him to just disappear and this way I will have no choice but to just get over it head on.


Obviously I don't know the intricacies of the your situation, but based on what you've posted here (on the thread in general, but also the part in bold), I say don't do it. Honestly, it sounds like you are trying to avoid dealing with things or shift the "blame" to him because (you assume) after you tell him, he'll disappear. You are setting him up to be the bad guy, which doesn't seem right, imo. If you think your feelings of jealousy are interfering with your platonic sex relationship then just distance yourself from him. Say you're too busy to hang out, or whatever when he calls. But telling him you're falling in love with him, when you're not even sure (according to your later posts), seems like you are kind of looking for the easy way out and avoiding your own issues with commitment.

Or go for Ace's scenario about broaching the subject more as a monogamy issue instead of the 'L' word.

Not trying to be a bitch, but you did ask for opinions. shrug Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
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Reply #156 posted 10/30/07 11:22pm

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Buy him a tuke, some backbacon, and a 24 pack. That says "I love you" in Canada better than anything else.
Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it.
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Reply #157 posted 10/31/07 12:58am

Ottensen

RodeoSchro said:

Ottensen said:



A fuck buddy is a person with whom you have regular sex and a cordial social relationship but no emotional and commited attachment or whatsoever...they simply (and rather consistently) fufill your sexual needs randomly, then everyone gets back to their solitary "Team Me" life post-coitus. It's a rather cold arrangemnt,but it works for some people I guess.


Seems rather short-sighted to me. I can imagine the emotions one would feel if one was walking down the street and encountered an old fuck buddy with his girlfriend. When asked who you are, the response, "Oh, just someone I used to fuck" would be awkward.


Well I imagine it's not for everyone. Personally I don't do those relationships. I'm a gal that needs more than just a warm body in my bed on a cold night. I notice a lot of my friends in New York are very adept at these sort of relationship arrangements, though. We can all be sitting at a client meeting, a dinner party, or chatting each other up at a great cocktail party, in walks their 'lover' (for lack of a better word), and they barely acknowledge each other after the initial greeting kiss on the cheek.. for the entire day or evening...even if they've slept together that week hmm...I'm always rather amazed to watch how these situations play out, because I don't roll like that... but if it works for other people then so be it, I guess.
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Reply #158 posted 10/31/07 12:59am

vagabandit

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RodeoSchro said:



I see no reason why my advice would not save both head and face.

Saving head is important.
Saving face isn't.
At least in this particular situation.
The fact that she would be on her knees blowing someone who, at the same time of the BJ is also posting on the org,
and...
the fact that I'm falling in love with a girl who would do this,
is a clear indication that we both are the type of people who've thrown any sense of dignity & integrity out the window long before we even met each other.

Ironically,
it is this logic that has made my heart fall for her.
Plus,
since I met her thru eHarmony,
a part of me really wants to feel like my membership fee didn't go to waste.



I wouldn't know to laugh or feel touched!?! confused
Maybe a little of both. How do know you love her if you never met? Have you even talked?
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Reply #159 posted 10/31/07 3:10am

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Anxiety said:

Cinnie said:



but that just reads like repression/pining over someone for years.


or making a rational decision to let these feelings go for the sake of maintaining the friendship, and realizing there are tons of other fish in the sea whose baiting would not jeopardize a valuable friendship.

i'm not saying don't take the chance. i'm just saying that the stakes shouldn't be dismissed.


In the case of say a boss, or a good friend's spouse or something I totally see your point. In Erin's case, not at all. This is someone she's already in a relationship with (albeit not an exclusive one). He's already not "just a friend" and realistically probably never was.
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Reply #160 posted 10/31/07 4:14am

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ereToRockYourWorld said:

I wouldn't suggest that anybody model their emotional life after mine. That would be unwise. lol


Same here - not unless you're looking for your love life to become derailed in an instant. confused lol

This whole thread depresses the hell out of me. lol I've been in this situation far too many times; and, like Erin says, it usually comes from an extreme lack of self-confidence. In theory, I'd say: GO FOR IT! Put your feelings out there. Those feelings eat away at you. In reality, however, I know it's never that simple. The one time I actually hinted at it with this guy I was totally smitten with (and he was a guy I was really friendly with), he made it clear that we were 'just mates'. I didn't actually say those three words but his response was enough to make it clear that if I had, I would've come crashing down to earth. It was really painful at the time but, there again, it did allow me to move on from the situation. It's a difficult one.


So I'm somewhere between Anx and Cinnie's last comments... I think it is helpful to get it out there, for your own sake - who knows where it may lead?? But, sometimes, you just have to accept things are the way they are and move on. Go with your gut instinct. nod
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Reply #161 posted 10/31/07 5:23am

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Erin, you said that you loved your current relationship arrangement with your man - a great friendship with some awesome mind-blowing sex attached. You also said that you didn't want that arrangement to change.

But the fact that you have such intense feelings for him tells me that it already is changing. In fact, nearly all relationships go through this, and anything worth keeping is going to go through this stage anyway.

If he were just some kind of fuck buddy (or booty call as I would use it in normal conversation - hard to use the f-word in public), you'd have your way with him sexually until you got bored and moved on to the next boy toy. The fact that you had a deep friendship with this man before having sexual relations with him indicated that you already established some type of long-term relationship to begin with. The fact that you want him exclusively tells me that you are willing to take this relationship to the next level, but you obviously don't want the heartache of opening up the deepest part of yourself and being rejected. broken

The problem here is that this issue is inevitably going to surface, so you may as well confront it. What I am wondering about is what is causing you to have such a lack of self-confidence about your relationship. Are you afraid of commitment? Have you been in a long-term relationship in the past that went sour? Does your immediate family have difficulty keeping long-term relationships together? I don't know your personal history, but any past failures in your life or even in your parents' lives are going to have a profound effect on your psyche.

Just one more thing: if you really love this man and can envision yourself having children by him, raising a family, and traveling to Florida or Arizona to whisk away your retirement years together, then you owe it to yourself to tell this man how you feel. If not, then this probably has run its course and you need to move on to the next gentleman who can give you what you are looking for.

typing
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Reply #162 posted 10/31/07 5:43am

Ace

RodeoSchro said:

Ace said:


What do you mean?


Maher thinks medicine is a hoax. He's big into holistic healing.

"Hoax" is quite an exaggeration, wouldn't you say? He feels that our approach is usually wrong (throwing pharmaceuticals into our bodies to try and fix problems that we could have prevented by healthier living). Here's a direct quote: "Not all pills are bad."

Sounds good to me. shrug
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Reply #163 posted 10/31/07 6:48am

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RodeoSchro said:

I'VE GOT IT. Maybe.

Don't just blurt it out. Put it in the form of a question. Like maybe this:

Erin: Nice weather we're having, eh? (Canadians say "eh?" don't they?)

Dude: It sure is.

Erin: You sure are a good friend. I'm glad we've become so close.

Dude: Me, too (I assume he's like all guys and doesn't use too many words) (Except me - I never shut up).

Erin: So, do you think friendships like ours can ever blossom into something more?

Dude: What do you mean? Can I get another beer?

Erin: Well, a lot of people say real love is borne out of friendship. What do you think about that?

Maybe this is a way to feel him out without putting yourself in an uncomfortable position.


You got his dialog correct but mine is way off. lol
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Reply #164 posted 10/31/07 6:52am

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DevotedPuppy said:

JustErin said:


This is kinda how I see it.

The way it is now is cool and all. We see each other a 3-4 times a month. Talk often (although not as much as we used to). We sleep together most times we get together but really, we're just friends. I definitely feel jealousy when he is with others or talks about them - although, I never say or do anything about it since the jealousy is my issue.

I figure that telling him will cause him to just disappear and this way I will have no choice but to just get over it head on.


Obviously I don't know the intricacies of the your situation, but based on what you've posted here (on the thread in general, but also the part in bold), I say don't do it. Honestly, it sounds like you are trying to avoid dealing with things or shift the "blame" to him because (you assume) after you tell him, he'll disappear. You are setting him up to be the bad guy, which doesn't seem right, imo. If you think your feelings of jealousy are interfering with your platonic sex relationship then just distance yourself from him. Say you're too busy to hang out, or whatever when he calls. But telling him you're falling in love with him, when you're not even sure (according to your later posts), seems like you are kind of looking for the easy way out and avoiding your own issues with commitment.

Or go for Ace's scenario about broaching the subject more as a monogamy issue instead of the 'L' word.

Not trying to be a bitch, but you did ask for opinions. shrug Good luck with whatever you decide to do.


I'm not attempting to place blame on him or make him out to be the bad guy. That's totally not my style. In fact, I am more apt to constantly make excuses for and stick up for guys I am involved with, even the ones that are actually baddies.

I just can't seem to walk away from things when it comes to matters of the heart. Never been able to. I'd rather just be told what to do than actually try and do something myself. I've tried distancing myself in the past but I always eventually give in.
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Reply #165 posted 10/31/07 6:57am

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CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:



or making a rational decision to let these feelings go for the sake of maintaining the friendship, and realizing there are tons of other fish in the sea whose baiting would not jeopardize a valuable friendship.

i'm not saying don't take the chance. i'm just saying that the stakes shouldn't be dismissed.


In the case of say a boss, or a good friend's spouse or something I totally see your point. In Erin's case, not at all. This is someone she's already in a relationship with (albeit not an exclusive one). He's already not "just a friend" and realistically probably never was.


Ya, he was never just a friend and all those other situations you mentioned have nothing to do with mine so I don't see any reason to address them.

At the end of the day, I'm willing to not be friends anymore if it makes me happier in the long run.
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Reply #166 posted 10/31/07 7:05am

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728huey said:

Erin, you said that you loved your current relationship arrangement with your man - a great friendship with some awesome mind-blowing sex attached. You also said that you didn't want that arrangement to change.

But the fact that you have such intense feelings for him tells me that it already is changing. In fact, nearly all relationships go through this, and anything worth keeping is going to go through this stage anyway.

If he were just some kind of fuck buddy (or booty call as I would use it in normal conversation - hard to use the f-word in public), you'd have your way with him sexually until you got bored and moved on to the next boy toy. The fact that you had a deep friendship with this man before having sexual relations with him indicated that you already established some type of long-term relationship to begin with. The fact that you want him exclusively tells me that you are willing to take this relationship to the next level, but you obviously don't want the heartache of opening up the deepest part of yourself and being rejected. broken


Maybe. sad

The problem here is that this issue is inevitably going to surface, so you may as well confront it. What I am wondering about is what is causing you to have such a lack of self-confidence about your relationship. Are you afraid of commitment? Have you been in a long-term relationship in the past that went sour? Does your immediate family have difficulty keeping long-term relationships together? I don't know your personal history, but any past failures in your life or even in your parents' lives are going to have a profound effect on your psyche.


I am gonna sound like a broken record here but a lot of my issues have to do with what I look like at the moment. I am fully convinced that I am not young enough, skinny enough, cute enough for anyone to want to be with me seriously. It seriously gets in the way of relationships. shrug

Just one more thing: if you really love this man and can envision yourself having children by him, raising a family, and traveling to Florida or Arizona to whisk away your retirement years together, then you owe it to yourself to tell this man how you feel. If not, then this probably has run its course and you need to move on to the next gentleman who can give you what you are looking for.

typing


No, I can't picture any of these things with him....or anyone for that matter. But especially not him.
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Reply #167 posted 10/31/07 7:12am

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Anyway, thanks to everyone who posted. This has been a very interesting thread. I'm not even sure what I am gonna do now. I might just walk away, keep myself as busy as I can with others or if the opportunity comes up I'll bring up wanting to be in something more committed.

But really, after thinking about this a lot last night. I now don't really think I am really in love with the dude, more like infatuated, obsessed, not with him per say but with the situation. It's gone on for years now. It's just to much for me now.

I think I have a ton of other things to work on before I can even go there with anyone anyway.

Thanks again.
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Reply #168 posted 10/31/07 7:14am

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cough chicken shit cough

tell him already

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are you ready for submission

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Reply #169 posted 10/31/07 7:14am

RodeoSchro

JustErin said:

Anyway, thanks to everyone who posted. This has been a very interesting thread. I'm not even sure what I am gonna do now. I might just walk away, keep myself as busy as I can with others or if the opportunity comes up I'll bring up wanting to be in something more committed.

But really, after thinking about this a lot last night. I now don't really think I am really in love with the dude, more like infatuated, obsessed, not with him per say but with the situation. It's gone on for years now. It's just to much for me now.

I think I have a ton of other things to work on before I can even go there with anyone anyway.

Thanks again.


No problem. Good luck.
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Reply #170 posted 10/31/07 12:47pm

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OK enough of this shit.....

Erin knows what she wants, she just needs a game plan. If you want him to chase after your coochie like crazy but just want to stay friends, may I suggest that you....

Get some Kamasutra Honey Dust Powder, or Love Oil, any flavor....accept no substitute.

When he comes over, greet him with a bare pussy (preferably in the buff) and completely dusted or oiled all over until you glisten.

When he's done sucking on you, you softly say,"I need you to f23k me good and hard tonight....'cause this should be the last time me and you get to do this."
Before he can answer, you go on to say, "Look our original plan was just to be friends with benefits, and I don't want to pressure you...but I'm looking into mastering tantric sex and I'm going to need a partner that can give it to me on a regular basis, and he must be monogamous with me so that we can learn at the same pace."

DO NOT get into any conversation with him at this point...just proceed to do him with all your heart,body and soul and do your best to turn his azz out.

Right after...you drop a cold washcloth on his D12k to jolt him out of any sleep and playfully slap him on the azz as he's walking out your door still putting his clothes on.

Later on, when he brings up the convo of your needing a partner for mastering sex, you direct him to www.tantrachair.com and explain to him that you are going to buy one and need a full time partner. Tell him that you would prefer that partner to be him...if not, then you'll have to cut the coochie off just to be fair to your full time partner, and reassure him that you two will stay friends.

I soo recommend that you buy one, I have one...my lover bought it for me, and everyone should have one! If you play your cards right he might help with the purchase....

If you do not decide to do this, then I hope this was a fun read. If you do, good luck to you and play the hell outta that playa.

peace and love....
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Reply #171 posted 10/31/07 12:55pm

CarrieMpls

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paintedlady said:

OK enough of this shit.....

Erin knows what she wants, she just needs a game plan. If you want him to chase after your coochie like crazy but just want to stay friends, may I suggest that you....

Get some Kamasutra Honey Dust Powder, or Love Oil, any flavor....accept no substitute.

When he comes over, greet him with a bare pussy (preferably in the buff) and completely dusted or oiled all over until you glisten.

When he's done sucking on you, you softly say,"I need you to f23k me good and hard tonight....'cause this should be the last time me and you get to do this."
Before he can answer, you go on to say, "Look our original plan was just to be friends with benefits, and I don't want to pressure you...but I'm looking into mastering tantric sex and I'm going to need a partner that can give it to me on a regular basis, and he must be monogamous with me so that we can learn at the same pace."

DO NOT get into any conversation with him at this point...just proceed to do him with all your heart,body and soul and do your best to turn his azz out.

Right after...you drop a cold washcloth on his D12k to jolt him out of any sleep and playfully slap him on the azz as he's walking out your door still putting his clothes on.

Later on, when he brings up the convo of your needing a partner for mastering sex, you direct him to www.tantrachair.com and explain to him that you are going to buy one and need a full time partner. Tell him that you would prefer that partner to be him...if not, then you'll have to cut the coochie off just to be fair to your full time partner, and reassure him that you two will stay friends.

I soo recommend that you buy one, I have one...my lover bought it for me, and everyone should have one! If you play your cards right he might help with the purchase....

If you do not decide to do this, then I hope this was a fun read. If you do, good luck to you and play the hell outta that playa.

peace and love....


yes, cause using sex to get what you want always works and is the best way to go about a relationship.

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Reply #172 posted 10/31/07 1:01pm

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CarrieMpls said:

paintedlady said:

OK enough of this shit.....

Erin knows what she wants, she just needs a game plan. If you want him to chase after your coochie like crazy but just want to stay friends, may I suggest that you....

Get some Kamasutra Honey Dust Powder, or Love Oil, any flavor....accept no substitute.

When he comes over, greet him with a bare pussy (preferably in the buff) and completely dusted or oiled all over until you glisten.

When he's done sucking on you, you softly say,"I need you to f23k me good and hard tonight....'cause this should be the last time me and you get to do this."
Before he can answer, you go on to say, "Look our original plan was just to be friends with benefits, and I don't want to pressure you...but I'm looking into mastering tantric sex and I'm going to need a partner that can give it to me on a regular basis, and he must be monogamous with me so that we can learn at the same pace."

DO NOT get into any conversation with him at this point...just proceed to do him with all your heart,body and soul and do your best to turn his azz out.

Right after...you drop a cold washcloth on his D12k to jolt him out of any sleep and playfully slap him on the azz as he's walking out your door still putting his clothes on.

Later on, when he brings up the convo of your needing a partner for mastering sex, you direct him to www.tantrachair.com and explain to him that you are going to buy one and need a full time partner. Tell him that you would prefer that partner to be him...if not, then you'll have to cut the coochie off just to be fair to your full time partner, and reassure him that you two will stay friends.

I soo recommend that you buy one, I have one...my lover bought it for me, and everyone should have one! If you play your cards right he might help with the purchase....

If you do not decide to do this, then I hope this was a fun read. If you do, good luck to you and play the hell outta that playa.

peace and love....


yes, cause using sex to get what you want always works and is the best way to go about a relationship.

neutral

She said she just wanted to keep it as just a friendship....and in that situation she needs to work it out in that fashion....in a BF/GF situation she should just be honest. He's using his sex to get something outta her, she should do the same....don't hate on a playa....hate the game.
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Reply #173 posted 10/31/07 1:08pm

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paintedlady said:

CarrieMpls said:



yes, cause using sex to get what you want always works and is the best way to go about a relationship.

neutral

She said she just wanted to keep it as just a friendship....and in that situation she needs to work it out in that fashion....in a BF/GF situation she should just be honest. He's using his sex to get something outta her, she should do the same....don't hate on a playa....hate the game.


Actually, no, she said she wanted an exclusive relationship, which to me is more than a friendship.

And as for the rest, if there are no "playas" there are no games.


I've never understood that phrase. lol
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Reply #174 posted 10/31/07 1:12pm

evenstar

CarrieMpls said:

paintedlady said:


She said she just wanted to keep it as just a friendship....and in that situation she needs to work it out in that fashion....in a BF/GF situation she should just be honest. He's using his sex to get something outta her, she should do the same....don't hate on a playa....hate the game.


Actually, no, she said she wanted an exclusive relationship, which to me is more than a friendship.

And as for the rest, if there are no "playas" there are no games.


I've never understood that phrase. lol


i've always seen it as a tired quip people trot out when they want to justify using someone. confused
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Reply #175 posted 10/31/07 1:20pm

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evenstar said:

CarrieMpls said:



Actually, no, she said she wanted an exclusive relationship, which to me is more than a friendship.

And as for the rest, if there are no "playas" there are no games.


I've never understood that phrase. lol


i've always seen it as a tired quip people trot out when they want to justify using someone. confused


I was going to say it's usually something somone says when they don't want to hold themselves accountable for being an asshole, but yeah, pretty much same thing.

Although, I'm not saying paintedlady was at all. I was a little harsh. I can see she was just giving a fun example and sometimes I shouldn't take things so serisouly. lol

But still, I hate the idea of anyone, women in particular, using sex to get what they want. We can do so much better. Like simply asking for what we deserve.
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Reply #176 posted 10/31/07 1:23pm

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CarrieMpls said:

paintedlady said:


She said she just wanted to keep it as just a friendship....and in that situation she needs to work it out in that fashion....in a BF/GF situation she should just be honest. He's using his sex to get something outta her, she should do the same....don't hate on a playa....hate the game.


Actually, no, she said she wanted an exclusive relationship, which to me is more than a friendship.

And as for the rest, if there are no "playas" there are no games.


I've never understood that phrase. lol

She's not a playa....but he is, she wants him to be exclusive with her. She wants to tell him how she feels without scaring him away, well she still can AFTER she establishes the monogamy and their relationship can grow from there. Erin said they were friends, so he must already care for her.....he just needs to be enticed to do the right thing....sex has always been a weapon for us, men and women alike, so there's nothing wrong with Erin using what God gave her so to speak. Love can be a game, its all in your perception of how you want to see it. I agree with what you said earlier, but Erin needs to take effective measures....if that means putting the ill na na on him, then so be it.
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Reply #177 posted 10/31/07 1:33pm

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BTW I don't see it as Erin taking advantage of her friend by using sex because she said she really cares for him.....they are already having sex and I don't think she's trying to "trap" him or anything. Using sex might not be the most honorable method, but she's kinda stuck in a bad position right now, what ever she decides, I'm sure she'll do her best from there.
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Reply #178 posted 10/31/07 4:59pm

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JustErin said:

Anyway, thanks to everyone who posted. This has been a very interesting thread. I'm not even sure what I am gonna do now. I might just walk away, keep myself as busy as I can with others or if the opportunity comes up I'll bring up wanting to be in something more committed.

But really, after thinking about this a lot last night. I now don't really think I am really in love with the dude, more like infatuated, obsessed, not with him per say but with the situation. It's gone on for years now. It's just to much for me now.

I think I have a ton of other things to work on before I can even go there with anyone anyway.

Thanks again.



I COMPLETELY understand that and it happens but if it doesn't go away then you'll know if it really is "love" or not... trust me you'll know... I wish you the best of all things with this nod hug
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Reply #179 posted 10/31/07 6:07pm

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paintedlady said:

OK enough of this shit.....

Erin knows what she wants, she just needs a game plan. If you want him to chase after your coochie like crazy but just want to stay friends, may I suggest that you....

Get some Kamasutra Honey Dust Powder, or Love Oil, any flavor....accept no substitute.

When he comes over, greet him with a bare pussy (preferably in the buff) and completely dusted or oiled all over until you glisten.

When he's done sucking on you, you softly say,"I need you to f23k me good and hard tonight....'cause this should be the last time me and you get to do this."
Before he can answer, you go on to say, "Look our original plan was just to be friends with benefits, and I don't want to pressure you...but I'm looking into mastering tantric sex and I'm going to need a partner that can give it to me on a regular basis, and he must be monogamous with me so that we can learn at the same pace."

DO NOT get into any conversation with him at this point...just proceed to do him with all your heart,body and soul and do your best to turn his azz out.

Right after...you drop a cold washcloth on his D12k to jolt him out of any sleep and playfully slap him on the azz as he's walking out your door still putting his clothes on.

Later on, when he brings up the convo of your needing a partner for mastering sex, you direct him to www.tantrachair.com and explain to him that you are going to buy one and need a full time partner. Tell him that you would prefer that partner to be him...if not, then you'll have to cut the coochie off just to be fair to your full time partner, and reassure him that you two will stay friends.

I soo recommend that you buy one, I have one...my lover bought it for me, and everyone should have one! If you play your cards right he might help with the purchase....

If you do not decide to do this, then I hope this was a fun read. If you do, good luck to you and play the hell outta that playa.

peace and love....


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