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These statements are ABSOULUTLEY FALSE and made by VERY naive people.
There are women out there that are traumatized by past incidents and become totally crazy in some circumstances with a "good guy".  Firsthand experience on more than one occasion.  If you don't have any dating experience with those women, don't be making naive assumptions.

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Nah, there are women who are re-traumatized by a guy who thinks he's a "good guy" but isn't, and there are truly good men who help women beyond their past traumas.

Sorry you're the former, thinking you're the latter.[/quote]

HaHa  I don't think you're ready for adulthood because you think the world revolves around only your experiences.  
I've had 2 occasions where everything was going well with no clues that after they put the condom on me, instantly go cray cray and tell me she can't go thru with it.  One broke down telling me about a previous rape.  The other broke down telling me she completed the deed with someone before but felt she was pressured into it and was working to get over her trama.  There's tons of women out there doing damage to "good guys". 
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Thank you for proving the pp's point.   :roll:  :roll:  :roll:

It's not "cray cray" for a woman to want to stop, at any time, for any reason. Only an air-quotes "good guy" would think otherwise. [/quote]

+1. Very bizarre he thinks a woman not wanting to have sex is doing damage to “good guys”. I’ve stopped midway through hooking up with guys, and the good ones are fine with it.

[b]I would never want to have sex with someone who didn’t want to, no matter how far into it we were. [/b]

Maybe he’s just desperate for sex? Perhaps when you rarely get it, the rejection is just too much to handle. [/quote]

The bolded is the difference between someone who sees you as a partner in a shared experience vs. an object for their satisfaction[/quote]

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