Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
The question in the thread is about sex drive -- not about skill, judgment, or enjoyment. The joke is a joke, but has the element of truth that men will have sex with people they don't find attractive simply because of sex drive. Extending that to a homeless person with AIDS is a weird move, but what does it prove? Very few men would do such a thing, but if anyone is going to take a risk like that, it is almost certain to be a man driven by sex hormones.
I'm not sure why you are offended by this. Maybe you are defensive because deep down you feel that men have sex with you not because of attraction, but simply because of hormones.
What a weirdo comment out of left field. Did you have this pre-written? It reads like what a bitter gay or trans-identified man would write out of envy that 99% of men have eyes only for women. Sorry the men you want instead want women?
Talk about a weirdo comment. The post is saying that men want to have sex women because of sex hormones. It says nothing about men having sex with men. You seem triggered by it though, which makes me think you are one of those ugly women who is deluded enough to think that men are having sex with you because they think you're attractive, rather than because of sex hormones. Lol
Twink, bye. Take your issues to therapy.
Weird homophobic turn here. Amazing that you are so triggered by this. Work on yourself and maybe you won't feel so insecure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
The question in the thread is about sex drive -- not about skill, judgment, or enjoyment. The joke is a joke, but has the element of truth that men will have sex with people they don't find attractive simply because of sex drive. Extending that to a homeless person with AIDS is a weird move, but what does it prove? Very few men would do such a thing, but if anyone is going to take a risk like that, it is almost certain to be a man driven by sex hormones.
I'm not sure why you are offended by this. Maybe you are defensive because deep down you feel that men have sex with you not because of attraction, but simply because of hormones.
What a weirdo comment out of left field. Did you have this pre-written? It reads like what a bitter gay or trans-identified man would write out of envy that 99% of men have eyes only for women. Sorry the men you want instead want women?
Talk about a weirdo comment. The post is saying that men want to have sex women because of sex hormones. It says nothing about men having sex with men. You seem triggered by it though, which makes me think you are one of those ugly women who is deluded enough to think that men are having sex with you because they think you're attractive, rather than because of sex hormones. Lol
Twink, bye. Take your issues to therapy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
The question in the thread is about sex drive -- not about skill, judgment, or enjoyment. The joke is a joke, but has the element of truth that men will have sex with people they don't find attractive simply because of sex drive. Extending that to a homeless person with AIDS is a weird move, but what does it prove? Very few men would do such a thing, but if anyone is going to take a risk like that, it is almost certain to be a man driven by sex hormones.
I'm not sure why you are offended by this. Maybe you are defensive because deep down you feel that men have sex with you not because of attraction, but simply because of hormones.
What a weirdo comment out of left field. Did you have this pre-written? It reads like what a bitter gay or trans-identified man would write out of envy that 99% of men have eyes only for women. Sorry the men you want instead want women?
Talk about a weirdo comment. The post is saying that men want to have sex women because of sex hormones. It says nothing about men having sex with men. You seem triggered by it though, which makes me think you are one of those ugly women who is deluded enough to think that men are having sex with you because they think you're attractive, rather than because of sex hormones. Lol
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
The question in the thread is about sex drive -- not about skill, judgment, or enjoyment. The joke is a joke, but has the element of truth that men will have sex with people they don't find attractive simply because of sex drive. Extending that to a homeless person with AIDS is a weird move, but what does it prove? Very few men would do such a thing, but if anyone is going to take a risk like that, it is almost certain to be a man driven by sex hormones.
I'm not sure why you are offended by this. Maybe you are defensive because deep down you feel that men have sex with you not because of attraction, but simply because of hormones.
What a weirdo comment out of left field. Did you have this pre-written? It reads like what a bitter gay or trans-identified man would write out of envy that 99% of men have eyes only for women. Sorry the men you want instead want women?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
The question in the thread is about sex drive -- not about skill, judgment, or enjoyment. The joke is a joke, but has the element of truth that men will have sex with people they don't find attractive simply because of sex drive. Extending that to a homeless person with AIDS is a weird move, but what does it prove? Very few men would do such a thing, but if anyone is going to take a risk like that, it is almost certain to be a man driven by sex hormones.
I'm not sure why you are offended by this. Maybe you are defensive because deep down you feel that men have sex with you not because of attraction, but simply because of hormones.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.
You don't seem to know what a sex drive is. Sex drive is the urge, the physical and mental desire for sex. What you do with it (i.e., have sex with just anyone) isn't what makes it high or low. If you wouldn't have sex with a any random homeless AIDS victim I point out while someone else would, does that tell you anything about whose sex drive is higher or does that tell you who has serious mental problems?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.
if he doesn't last long then why can't he wait until you c**m via oral and toys first before PIV. Seems like an easy fix to me.
Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My husband likes to say he has a high sex drive, I think it helps him mentally to say it. However, his performance or lack thereof says otherwise. He is ok with once a week. I literally have to please myself every other day or I’m going insane. He doesn’t last long in bed at all. It’s like shooting blanks. So the end prize is never really a prize. Again, maybe he thinks about it but performance, no.
ages? That is strange though. Who initiates sex most of the time?
This is probably more common than people assume. Many of the women I know have higher drives than their husbands. But the husbands would never admit it and always come up with reasons why " today is not a good day". 😆
Perhaps this applies to White men. Every black man I've met has had a really strong sex drive. Many black women often express frustration about their partners desiring sex too frequently.
I hope this is true. I'm Black, but I've never been with a Black man. I'm in the middle of divorcing the most effete White man with the shittiest sex imaginable. I'm going to give Black men a try for once and hopefully find that amazing sex.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, at different times in life. No, in others.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
You sound confused. Sex drive and appreciating/enjoying sex are two different things. You can love sex without having a high sex drive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This reminds me of the joke:
Him: I think men have a higher sex drive than women.
Her: I don't think that's true! I have a very high sex drive.
Him: OK, let's have sex then.
Her: No; I'm not attracted to you!
Him: I'm not attracted to you either....
That's like saying people who'll eat anything, even food off the floor, love food more. Not true. You don't seem to know the difference between uncontrolled animalistic compulsion and actual appreciation/enjoyment.
So, like a sex drive.