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would dating a non-virgin bother you?
Just wondering, if you dated a girl you knew had hooked up with a bunch of guys before would you still date her? i find it really disgusting TBH, but everyone tells me to get over it...sigh
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Hey. Don't start trashing a girl because she has rejected you. Grow up. And by the way, enough with the pity party. It's a big turn off to members of the opposite sex.
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Anymore if someone had a problem with dating a non-virgin they probably would not date much.
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I'm debating about turning the troll thread into something legitimate.
Let me think. |
This guy is obviously a virgin. So for him, I say maybe a girl that hasn't been with anyone is more your speed. If you suck, she won't know any better. And you obviously don't handle rejection or constructive criticism very well.
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At my age, dating bothers me.
There is something to be said for hormones, I suppose. ETA:BluPhire, is this what you had in mind? |
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Not to double post, but guys are not the victims of their sexuality they claim to be. One of the only differences between men and women in this area is that girls are taught to control their sexual urges and behave like "ladies" while boys have been taught that numerous sexual conquests are validation of manhood. Lame and stupid.:rolleyes:
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Loathe as I am to feed the trolls...
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Somewhat, but I was gonna bring up a real life scenario that occured with me, but was debating if we are trying to let the thread just die then I was gonna keep it to myself. |
If "hooking up with a bunch of guys" means "having sex with", then no, I would no longer continue to date/pursue her. However, I don't think there's anything wrong with a "non-virgin" but when the numbers are really high, then (to me) that's a character issue. Both women and men who practice that kind of behavior don't respect or like themselves very much. Women like that don't interest me.
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There we go, I knew there'd be some awesome slut shaming in this thread!
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If I met a man who was in my dating age range who was a virgin, I'd run as fast I could in the other direction. Scary, scary thought.
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Please feel free to tell me where you have a problem with my statement. |
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http://www.qwipster.net/40virgin.jpg |
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Then again, I'm careful about that sort of thing, period. I refuse to catch something just because the other person doesn't take their health seriously, cause I'm serious about mine. But as far as I'm concerned, that's the only way in which their prior sex life effects me and the relationship. And the same applies the other way around. My business is my business. |
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Husband was a virgin when we started dating. He doesn't know my exact number, but he knows it was more than one. Actually, my number + their prior partners could be easily rivaled by a good number of high school sophomores personal numbers.
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and hump it. |
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Honestly, I don't ask. I just wait for it to eventually come out. Personally, when it comes to dating, I'm very transparent and I expect the same from the man I am dating. I also don't think anything is wrong with a guy who may have slept with a lot of women, it's just that he wouldn't be the guy for me. I have a standard, and I've never apologized to guys I've dated for keeping a standard, instead, I let it be my guidepost. I just think it's important to separate my options and decide (when dating) if the man standing before me is conducive to how I see my life moving forward. If he's more of a distraction than an asset and is causing me to stray from my course, then I'll end it and move on. A guy with a high number of sexual partners is a distraction and not an asset for me. On the flip side of that, just because he is not the one for me does not make him a bad person, nor does it mean he will not be perfect for someone else. I just think that sex was designed to be a response to love, not a foundation for it. Pretty much the cement and seal of an already established relationship.:)
It also aggravates me when couples try to compare what they accept in the opposite sex to what other couples accept and do not accept. Be happy with you and yours. Not everyone has the same personal preferences. IMO, I just think that it helps when people have similar backgrounds and share complimentary goals and values. Two becoming one is a lot easier to achieve when both parties are walking in the same direction. So, what might work really well with one couple may not work well with another. |
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