Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Seriously? People worry about sex?? Why not just ask for sex after the date? This is so weird.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
If you have sex before the date, why the need to even go on the date?
What are you, 12? You go on the date 'even' after the sex because it can be fun to eat tasty food and get tipsy with someone you really like.
Right. This is SOP for us, especially when we travel. Have the sex first, then enjoy the eating and drinking together. Fat and bloated sex is overrated and who wants to hold back on the eating and drinking? Have the sex first, eat and drink what you want, and don't worry about it.
The drinking usually leads to "freakier" sex so I'd rather risk waiting until post-date.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wwe have sex nights: wed, friday, saturday. So DH can get his quota and leaves me alone the rest of the week ?
I feel sorry for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
If you have sex before the date, why the need to even go on the date?
What are you, 12? You go on the date 'even' after the sex because it can be fun to eat tasty food and get tipsy with someone you really like.
Right. This is SOP for us, especially when we travel. Have the sex first, then enjoy the eating and drinking together. Fat and bloated sex is overrated and who wants to hold back on the eating and drinking? Have the sex first, eat and drink what you want, and don't worry about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I so agree.
I dont like Miley Cyrus but I agreed with her when she recently talked about being sad because she was in a restaurant and:
"'All the women in the restaurant were with these older, fat men that had just let themselves go,' said Cyrus.
'They were just being drunk bastards. And then the women were sitting there, trying so hard just to look good. And they’re ignoring them the whole time.
Miley added, 'And I thought, "I’m not living like this. If I end up in a straight relationship, that’s fine—but I’m not going to be with f***ing slob guys who are watching porn, making all their girls feel ugly.'"
Men need to step their game up. It's not cutting it.
+1. It's definitely a good idea to take your cues from the wisdom of Miley Cyrus and her relationship observations. (Men are fat drunk bastards, while women are trying their best to look good.) I see nothing but positives coming from that.
Sure, focus on the fact that it's Miley Cyrus and not the content of the quote itself. That's super intelligent...
Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Anonymous wrote:We don't have a set date night but with a live-in nanny with light hours, we can get out semi-regularly. I have to confess one thing though- it never occurred to me or DH either that date night=sex night. Seriously. We have our more-or-less Sunday morning or nap time romp and that's it.
Anonymous wrote:We don't have a set date night but with a live-in nanny with light hours, we can get out semi-regularly. I have to confess one thing though- it never occurred to me or DH either that date night=sex night. Seriously. We have our more-or-less Sunday morning or nap time romp and that's it.
Anonymous wrote:We don't have a set date night but with a live-in nanny with light hours, we can get out semi-regularly. I have to confess one thing though- it never occurred to me or DH either that date night=sex night. Seriously. We have our more-or-less Sunday morning or nap time romp and that's it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Seriously? People worry about sex?? Why not just ask for sex after the date? This is so weird.
Because we get up with our kids between 5 and 5:30 in the morning. Sex ain't happening after 8pm. One of us is always too tired.
I feel people who say they are too tired for sex use it as a copout.
I can be cranky, tired, not in the mood...but once you start that all slips away because its sex
Aaaaand, that works for you. Please realize that not everybody has the same experiences as you.
Well, gee, maybe someone will read the pp and think, hmm let me give it a try and it might work for them. There is a reason there are so many success stories with the 30 days of sex challenge, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Seriously? People worry about sex?? Why not just ask for sex after the date? This is so weird.
Because we get up with our kids between 5 and 5:30 in the morning. Sex ain't happening after 8pm. One of us is always too tired.
I feel people who say they are too tired for sex use it as a copout.
I can be cranky, tired, not in the mood...but once you start that all slips away because its sex
Aaaaand, that works for you. Please realize that not everybody has the same experiences as you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Seriously? People worry about sex?? Why not just ask for sex after the date? This is so weird.
Because we get up with our kids between 5 and 5:30 in the morning. Sex ain't happening after 8pm. One of us is always too tired.
I feel people who say they are too tired for sex use it as a copout.
I can be cranky, tired, not in the mood...but once you start that all slips away because its sex
Aaaaand, that works for you. Please realize that not everybody has the same experiences as you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I grew to hate date nights too. Because I was starved for sex and developed an expectation that they would lead to sex. When they didn't, I got resentful.
I started liking them again when we had sex before the date, then I could enjoy the date without worrying about sex.
Seriously? People worry about sex?? Why not just ask for sex after the date? This is so weird.
Because we get up with our kids between 5 and 5:30 in the morning. Sex ain't happening after 8pm. One of us is always too tired.
I feel people who say they are too tired for sex use it as a copout.
I can be cranky, tired, not in the mood...but once you start that all slips away because its sex