Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Wow—you would just assume that simply because someone doesn’t have sex with you by xyz date. Where’s the communication?
NP: I would dump a man if he wanted to wait until marriage to have sex. He wouldn't be wrong for wanting to wait until he's comfortable to have sex and I wouldn't be wrong for wanting to have sex sooner. Sexual mismatches do occur, no one is the "bad guy" it's just a lack of compatibility.
I don't understand why people get so upset about this. Some of us want to have sex pretty early on, others want to wait. Different strokes (ha).
I totally agree with this. Compatibility matters. It’s the assumption that gets me. Early on or later on I would like to think should be based on wants/communication versus silent assumptions. No one can read anyone’s mind.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Wow—you would just assume that simply because someone doesn’t have sex with you by xyz date. Where’s the communication?
NP: I would dump a man if he wanted to wait until marriage to have sex. He wouldn't be wrong for wanting to wait until he's comfortable to have sex and I wouldn't be wrong for wanting to have sex sooner. Sexual mismatches do occur, no one is the "bad guy" it's just a lack of compatibility.
I don't understand why people get so upset about this. Some of us want to have sex pretty early on, others want to wait. Different strokes (ha).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Wow—you would just assume that simply because someone doesn’t have sex with you by xyz date. Where’s the communication?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Wow—you would just assume that simply because someone doesn’t have sex with you by xyz date. Where’s the communication?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Women can have sex whenever they want. If they aren't into doing it reasonably early, I have to assume they don't like me and I should move on. I doubt George Clooney ever waits beyond the first 20 minutes of a date.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
So you’re against women having sex when they are comfortable and want to? And instead think they should just plan on putting out by the third date? Good luck with that strategy!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Good luck with that "make him wait" strategy
Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t seem like terrible advice. I particularly think pushing back in the arbitrary “men expect sex by the third date” bs is good. Women should have Alex when they feel comfortable doing so and when they’d like to and that’s often (mostly!) not by the third date. Many have been socialized to fake being good with it because they’re “chill.”
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like a bunch of bitter angry cat ladies dispensing advice to young gullible women