Anonymous wrote:Anyone here wait til marriage to have sex? Or date for at least 6 months before having sex? Tell me about it? Will I ever find a partner if I don’t want to have casual sex?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I never had “casual” sex as in a ONS and I always took my time getting to know someone first. I had four partners over about six years before my DH and it really helped me understand what I was looking for in that aspect of a relationship. Some men are takers, others are givers. Some will work hard to really please you and others just want to be pleased. While my sample size was pretty small it really helped me out so when I started having sex with my now DH I realized that this guy really gets it. Those prior experiences also gave me good insight into what men like which on reflection is pretty obvious.
? 5 is not a small number.
Anonymous wrote:I never had “casual” sex as in a ONS and I always took my time getting to know someone first. I had four partners over about six years before my DH and it really helped me understand what I was looking for in that aspect of a relationship. Some men are takers, others are givers. Some will work hard to really please you and others just want to be pleased. While my sample size was pretty small it really helped me out so when I started having sex with my now DH I realized that this guy really gets it. Those prior experiences also gave me good insight into what men like which on reflection is pretty obvious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I dated my college sweetheart for several years and married him when I was 25. Both of us were virgins on our wedding night. Happily married for 35 years now. I think that waiting for sex till we were 25 made us appreciative of sex and we both have high libido.
Contrary to popular opinion, not having had sex with other people did not hamper us. We are self-taught (duh... not rocket science), adventurous, curious, high libido and we came into the marriage without any baggage. In fact I am shocked to discover on DCUM that people go years in a marriage without having sex!!
We have a great, uninhibited sex life even now. Maybe all the sexual deprivation of early years have made a life-long impact. Anyways, knowing that neither of us had other sexual partners or will have other sexual partners is very comforting and frankly a confidence booster - especially since our bodies change due to pregnancies and aging.
do you orgasm?
Why wouldn't she just because she didn't have sex before marriage? What a stupid comment
does the question imply she would not? I just happen to ask, if so, her marriage is perfect … jumpy beans
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I dated my college sweetheart for several years and married him when I was 25. Both of us were virgins on our wedding night. Happily married for 35 years now. I think that waiting for sex till we were 25 made us appreciative of sex and we both have high libido.
Contrary to popular opinion, not having had sex with other people did not hamper us. We are self-taught (duh... not rocket science), adventurous, curious, high libido and we came into the marriage without any baggage. In fact I am shocked to discover on DCUM that people go years in a marriage without having sex!!
We have a great, uninhibited sex life even now. Maybe all the sexual deprivation of early years have made a life-long impact. Anyways, knowing that neither of us had other sexual partners or will have other sexual partners is very comforting and frankly a confidence booster - especially since our bodies change due to pregnancies and aging.
do you orgasm?
Why wouldn't she just because she didn't have sex before marriage? What a stupid comment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who did. She was so happy she found a handsome guy who wanted to wait too. They married a year after meeting.Turns out he wanted to wait because he had a severe case of erectile dysfunction. They are now divorced with 2 kids.
If you love sex, taste the goods before you sign the contract.
You do realize thousands of people who have sex before marriage face the same issue and have the same result
Of course, but it's different when you don't trick someone. And it's different going in when things are working and then facing the problem together.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who did. She was so happy she found a handsome guy who wanted to wait too. They married a year after meeting.Turns out he wanted to wait because he had a severe case of erectile dysfunction. They are now divorced with 2 kids.
If you love sex, taste the goods before you sign the contract.
You do realize thousands of people who have sex before marriage face the same issue and have the same result
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I dated my college sweetheart for several years and married him when I was 25. Both of us were virgins on our wedding night. Happily married for 35 years now. I think that waiting for sex till we were 25 made us appreciative of sex and we both have high libido.
Contrary to popular opinion, not having had sex with other people did not hamper us. We are self-taught (duh... not rocket science), adventurous, curious, high libido and we came into the marriage without any baggage. In fact I am shocked to discover on DCUM that people go years in a marriage without having sex!!
We have a great, uninhibited sex life even now. Maybe all the sexual deprivation of early years have made a life-long impact. Anyways, knowing that neither of us had other sexual partners or will have other sexual partners is very comforting and frankly a confidence booster - especially since our bodies change due to pregnancies and aging.
do you orgasm?
Anonymous wrote:I know someone who did. She was so happy she found a handsome guy who wanted to wait too. They married a year after meeting.Turns out he wanted to wait because he had a severe case of erectile dysfunction. They are now divorced with 2 kids.
If you love sex, taste the goods before you sign the contract.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I waited. It was hard to find someone - though the man I married is kind, highly intelligent, family-focused and very funny. We are both very devout. We are both very happy with our sex life (if you wait long enough you never take sex for granted!)
+1. This is my experience as well—except I had had sex before, but was celibate for years until the wedding night. It weeded out a lot of guys until I found a great one.