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Florion

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lizards said:
Rolling Thunder said:
lizards said:
scnj said:
lizards said:
do what i do 1 night stands

a very simple solution
But where's the emotional satisfaction?
if you want emotional satisfaction get a puppy (i love puppies) if you want sex go for the gold (1 night stands)

besides a puppy doesnt ***** at you day and night

edit: and also marriage is just a liscense to stop having fun........just saying
Cool story, but don't you have homework to do?
o look another person who sees gone gonzo by there name and thinks that its a liscense to troll

good job while yes i dont deny it for being 23 i have a very immature outlook on relationships but thats my opinion if you dont like it go fuck yourself
I'm sorry, but while we're on the topic of "immature," I just casually looked over and saw "if you want emotional satisfaction get a puppy (i love puppies)" and I completely misread the situation.

also, some puppies ***** at you day and night, and some significant others don't. :p
 

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bagodix said:
Kurokami said:
I'm pretty sure every man has the sexual temptation programmed into him, no matter how much he loves his 'other'. Perhaps being allowed to indulge in such sexual exploits can alleviate some strain on a relationship too.
Speak for yourself. I have never had any interest in anything other than a single, monogamous long-term relationship. Anything else (including "hooking up" or whatever dumb shit kids do today) is meaningless and not worth considering.

dantheman931 said:
DP155ToneZone said:
dantheman931 said:
And what happens if you get a girl pregnant and she decides to keep it? You can't force her to have an abortion;
I think that's a massive inequality of the whole topic. Girls can decide if they are ready to be a parent, yet for boys there's no choice its just "Suck it up" if she decides to keep it.
But there is a choice for guys: If you're not ready to accept the consequences, don't have sex. It's the same choice for women, except that biology saw fit to give them a bit more leverage in this instance. Fair or not, until medical science finds away to allow men to bear children, there's nothing you can do to change it.
It's nothing but an unfair double standard that can easily be fixed through legislation. If the woman can decide to abort, then so, too, should the man be able to "abort" by having no legal obligation to support the child or its mother.

Silver said:
It won't really come as a surprise to those who read my posts, but I don't really think the "traditional" nuclear family is anything but an outdated construct holding us back.
Liberal ideas like this have made Western civilization worse. Much, much worse.

I don't believe sex need to be as controversial as it is these days, or that it needs to be kept hidden, shameful and only between married couples.
This is typical for liberals. You talk as if there actually is something unusual about pre-marital and casual sex when there really isn't, and then you propose that something has to be done about it. It's like when liberals complain that that the Western world is always just seconds away from gassing all minorities, when nothing could be further from the truth.

Lullabye said:
Sad Robot said:
People have this strange notion that loyalty means only sleeping with one person.
*claps, then gives cookie*
sex is sex. an act nothing more. if someone is offended by their partner having sex with others, then good for them.
Betrayal usually is considered offensive.
what qualifies as betrayal is subjective to each person.
 

lizards

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MaxTheReaper said:
Sad Robot said:
Why the condescending attitude? Granted, lizards wasn't that considerate either but how is your remark in any way relevant?
If I may presume to speak for Rolling Thunder: He finds lizards' attitude and viewpoint childlike and immature, sentiments which I share.

He was trying to get that across by being condescending instead of flat-out being an ass.
You see how you're as trollable as anyone?
Harden up Maxy boy.
There are bigger boys than me around.
If you think you got on my nerves, you're incorrect in your assumption.
The only person important enough to criticize me is myself.
your saying im not important?

(goes and cries)
 

Hooded-hyena

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I havent had sex yet. being 14 that actually seems like an acheivement.. I prefer to wait for my future husband. But being the kink that I am, I know already that we are going to have many fun nights togeather.. <3

That sounded weird.
 

Silver

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bagodix said:
I don't believe sex need to be as controversial as it is these days, or that it needs to be kept hidden, shameful and only between married couples.
This is typical for liberals. You talk as if there actually is something unusual about pre-marital and casual sex when there really isn't, and then you propose that something has to be done about it. It's like when liberals complain that that the Western world is always just seconds away from gassing all minorities, when nothing could be further from the truth.
No, there's nothing unusual about pre-marital or casual sex, and that's a good thing, but sex is still pretty controversial, when it really shouldn't need to be. There's still controversy about polyamourism, about bi- and homosexuality, about people living in non-traditional relationships.

You're putting words in my mouth, and I'm guessing you misunderstand me on purpose, to make me look bad, or yourself better. Yes, I'm exaggerating a bit in my post, but not by much. Sex is still kept hidden, it's seen as pretty shameful, at least when examined closer than "I scored with a chick last night! Booyah!" or when it doesn't conform to the norm. My point is that there's nothing wrong inherently wrong with sex, especially not with todays technology, when we can treat the diseases we may contract if we're stupid, and prevent the spread of them at all, if we're not, and avoid any unwanted consequences with foolproof methods (with 100% chance of sucess, if we do it correctly).

What I'm really saying is that I believe there's something wrong with the way sex is seen, and treated, as a subject today. I say that I believe that should change. I say that I believe (and here I could get a lot of scientific backing if I could be bothered) that this would make us happier, and more easy-going as a culture.

bagodix said:
Silver said:
It won't really come as a surprise to those who read my posts, but I don't really think the "traditional" nuclear family is anything but an outdated construct holding us back.
Liberal ideas like this have made Western civilization worse. Much, much worse.
How? Why? Where? If you're going to say something like that, back it up.
 

lizards

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Florion said:
lizards said:
Rolling Thunder said:
lizards said:
scnj said:
lizards said:
do what i do 1 night stands

a very simple solution
But where's the emotional satisfaction?
if you want emotional satisfaction get a puppy (i love puppies) if you want sex go for the gold (1 night stands)

besides a puppy doesnt ***** at you day and night

edit: and also marriage is just a liscense to stop having fun........just saying
Cool story, but don't you have homework to do?
o look another person who sees gone gonzo by there name and thinks that its a liscense to troll

good job while yes i dont deny it for being 23 i have a very immature outlook on relationships but thats my opinion if you dont like it go fuck yourself
I'm sorry, but while we're on the topic of "immature," I just casually looked over and saw "if you want emotional satisfaction get a puppy (i love puppies)" and I completely misread the situation.

also, some puppies ***** at you day and night, and some significant others don't. :p
ah yes if your lucky you find one that doesnt

but a dog can be trained to be quiet or to sit and stuff

but yes if your lucky you find one that doesnt always complain and those are the ones that you need to hold onto
 

lizards

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MaxTheReaper said:
lizards said:
your saying im not important?

(goes and cries)
I don't think you said that.
I can still see your post without clicking on it, meaning you're not on my ignore list, so you're likely not the person that was directed at.
it was a joke max

you say that your the only one important enough to criticize yourself

and yes im not on your ignore list im on your friends list......
 

lizards

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MaxTheReaper said:
lizards said:
it was a joke max

you say that your the only one important enough to criticize yourself

and yes im not on your ignore list im on your friends list......
Oh, right.
Sorry, I thought you were referring to the three-lined post I responded to.
Man, I'm tired.

Oh.
Well, see?
That's a reasonable explanation.
yes there is an explanation for everything except the things that dont have one
 

kannibus

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I can't imagine being with anyone other than my Jai, emotionally, sexually or romantically. But I do understand where you're coming from. So long as your partners are cool with it, no prob. Of course it's when they aren't okay with it that things get messy and episodes of CSI are drafted. Of course, you can't fault them for having their own opinions on the nature of intimate relations.

Personally I hate to share, so Jai is mine all mine and no one else's!
 

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Sad Robot said:
cleverlymadeup said:
you're confusing the two. your applying a simple reason or explanation to a complex system and saying it can't have a simple explanation behind it.

so you're mixing up your words and applying the reason/explanation to the system or the action.
No, I don't think simplicity exists at all. If something is complex, it is by definition not simple. They are antonyms. And everything is complex. You may think your explanation of a given phenomenon is simple but it's not, it's just a simplification because you're not looking at the larger context.
oh how you're wrong, take the stomach for instance. simply it digests the food you eat and there's an even more complex explanation of how it actually accomplishes it. but really you can break it down into something very simple that it does.

to use a paraphrase

"complex things don't need complex explanations"
 

dantheman931

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Hooded-hyena said:
I havent had sex yet. being 14 that actually seems like an acheivement.. I prefer to wait for my future husband. But being the kink that I am, I know already that we are going to have many fun nights togeather.. <3

That sounded weird.
Just a bit, considering I have a niece almost your age. *barfs* :D But in all seriousness, congrats for deciding you're gonna wait; you're right, it is an achievement, and trust me, that's baggage you don't need until way later. (Also, before anyone else says it: 0MG T3H 14YR-OLD GRRL 0N T3H 1NT4RW3BZ OMG!!!!11!!H4X0RZ)

kannibus said:
I can't imagine being with anyone other than my Jai, emotionally, sexually or romantically. But I do understand where you're coming from. So long as your partners are cool with it, no prob. Of course it's when they aren't okay with it that things get messy and episodes of CSI are drafted. Of course, you can't fault them for having their own opinions on the nature of intimate relations.

Personally I hate to share, so Jai is mine all mine and no one else's!
*claps and cookies* This is pretty much what I believe. I don't think it's a good idea to be polyamorous, but I also don't think it's my right to tell anyone they can't do it if that's what they really want. My ex once floated the idea of our relationship being open, and mostly it just baffled me that she could (1) want to betray me like that, and (2) think I would want to betray her like that. (You can put away El Pollo de Muerte now, killer.)
 

kannibus

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dantheman931 said:
kannibus said:
Personally I hate to share, so Jai is mine all mine and no one else's!
*claps and cookies* This is pretty much what I believe. I don't think it's a good idea to be polyamorous, but I also don't think it's my right to tell anyone they can't do it if that's what they really want. My ex once floated the idea of our relationship being open, and mostly it just baffled me that she could (1) want to betray me like that, and (2) think I would want to betray her like that. (You can put away El Pollo de Muerte now, killer.)
NEVER! Also, I ate it already.

Though it's nice to see someone else that doesn't believe in polyamorousness. Have some chicken, if you're not a vegetarian that is...

(No hate intended to those that do believe in polyamorousness, most of my hate is reserved for THE TERRORISTS)
 

Tears of Blood

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Maybe I am just... you know... old-fashioned or something. But, I think sex is not very important. It's fun, sure. And it can be fulfilling if with the right person, but... I dunno'. For me, there is a lot more to relationships, let alone life, than getting your rocks off with someone else.

Just my two cents.

And, for Pete's sake, OP is really asking for an STD.
 

Guitarmasterx7

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If sex with the same person gets boring try another hole.

Ok, serious answer, There's a good amount of people (the term is swingers) who go into relationships where both they and their partner are allowed to fuck around. It's not the social norm, but it's not extremely uncommon either. Though where the hell you find a girl who's a swinger is beyond me. If I find a place I'll tell you... though if you find a place before I do, hook me up broski.
 

Kurokami

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lizards said:
scnj said:
lizards said:
do what i do 1 night stands

a very simple solution
But where's the emotional satisfaction?
if you want emotional satisfaction get a puppy (i love puppies) if you want sex go for the gold (1 night stands)
Wait... I think I mixed those up...

Caliostro said:
Kurokami said:
but most times you'll either be with a prude or find it too offensive or strange to ask
Et voilá. Your issue. Need I say more?


As for your question, I personally know people who are in open relationships and it works for them. I'm not against them personally, but I don't want one with my girl.
My issue is that I'm too uncomfortable letting people in in order to have an emotional relationship. But if I was in one I don't know how comfortable I'd be saying 'I feel I need more out of the physical aspect of our relationship as you're just not satisfying me sexually'. I've got a whole lot of problems, but this isn't one of them. Its not even really an issue, I was wondering though because it seems relationships are shown in a very dim light when it comes to either sexual openness or the frequency of fidelity. So hearing the communities opinions was nice.

claymorez said:
I agree that there are many people out there capable of meeting your sexual needs, and anyone who says that just because ur in a relationship or married you stop finding other women/men more or as attractive as your partner and want to mate with them sexually (sex!) is very naive. However I do believe that the whole point of marriage and proving your love and commitment to people is having the power to resist such temptation as adultery or cheating on your partner - think of it like, people feel if you share your body with someone else other than your partner your saying "I don't find you perfect" and that's ok but it still hurts - my view on relationships is there are lots of ppl suited to us and that its a good thing if you can stay in a healthy relationship and not cheat on one another
I guess my reasoning was rather that sexual openness can perhaps alleviate some of the strain on a relationship, supposing both parties trust each other. I know its often done in humor or entertainment, but successful marriages are generally shown to succeed through endurance rather then 'everlasting love'. I have no doubt that most people could resist cheating on a spouse but if they didn't have to? To be frank what initiated this was the idea that most women I know expect to be the only woman that men can look at in a relationship which I find somewhat unfair considering I keep my libido and emotions fairly far apart.
 

Kurokami

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bagodix said:
Kurokami said:
I'm pretty sure every man has the sexual temptation programmed into him, no matter how much he loves his 'other'. Perhaps being allowed to indulge in such sexual exploits can alleviate some strain on a relationship too.
Speak for yourself. I have never had any interest in anything other than a single, monogamous long-term relationship. Anything else (including "hooking up" or whatever dumb shit kids do today) is meaningless and not worth considering.
Your opinion, your case, and I am talking about my experience and my perception of the topic. I don't preach it as undeniable truth as you seem to do with your opinion. And you seem to be confusing looking at another woman who is sexually attractive as cheating in itself. You don't have to check her out to consider her attractive, many women simply are.

bagodix said:
dantheman931 said:
DP155ToneZone said:
dantheman931 said:
And what happens if you get a girl pregnant and she decides to keep it? You can't force her to have an abortion;
I think that's a massive inequality of the whole topic. Girls can decide if they are ready to be a parent, yet for boys there's no choice its just "Suck it up" if she decides to keep it.
But there is a choice for guys: If you're not ready to accept the consequences, don't have sex. It's the same choice for women, except that biology saw fit to give them a bit more leverage in this instance. Fair or not, until medical science finds away to allow men to bear children, there's nothing you can do to change it.
It's nothing but an unfair double standard that can easily be fixed through legislation. If the woman can decide to abort, then so, too, should the man be able to "abort" by having no legal obligation to support the child or its mother.
Having to carry a parasite for 9 months, only to have it painfully excreted and then being obliged to care for it isn't what I call leverage, but you're right that the guys did have a choice. Are the males actually legally obliged to stick with the child and mother?

bagodix said:
Lullabye said:
Sad Robot said:
People have this strange notion that loyalty means only sleeping with one person.
*claps, then gives cookie*
sex is sex. an act nothing more. if someone is offended by their partner having sex with others, then good for them.
Betrayal usually is considered offensive.
Doesn't have to be considered betrayal.
 

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cleverlymadeup said:
Sad Robot said:
cleverlymadeup said:
you're confusing the two. your applying a simple reason or explanation to a complex system and saying it can't have a simple explanation behind it.

so you're mixing up your words and applying the reason/explanation to the system or the action.
No, I don't think simplicity exists at all. If something is complex, it is by definition not simple. They are antonyms. And everything is complex. You may think your explanation of a given phenomenon is simple but it's not, it's just a simplification because you're not looking at the larger context.
oh how you're wrong, take the stomach for instance. simply it digests the food you eat and there's an even more complex explanation of how it actually accomplishes it. but really you can break it down into something very simple that it does.

to use a paraphrase

"complex things don't need complex explanations"
There's nothing simple about how the stomach digests food. An explanation of it may seem simple, but that's because it's a simplification. Explanations are, by definition, simplifications. If you don't understand what I mean by this, then there is no point continuing this discussion.

There is nothing simple about the "existence" of a single atom, let alone a molecular structure.
 

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dantheman931 said:
I watched the whole clip. Here's my problem: I don't care what the lower primates do, because if that's the yardstick against which we're going to measure ourselves, we might as well toss out the use of any tools other than sticks and rocks. You can't cherry-pick which traits you want to share with the chimps and just ignore the rest; we are fundamentally different animals, and saying that the behavior of lower primates is any indication of the ideal to which we should hold ourselves is fucking retarded. (Case in point: Chimpanzees are known to engage in cannibalism. It's rare, but it happens, and a hell of a lot more than it does among humans. Also, I'm using the editorial you; I don't know the degree to which you personally hold with what P&T have to say.) Besides, P&T keep making it seem like the only reasonable opposition to the "traditional man-and-woman marriage" argument is polyamory, which it isn't; there are plenty of gay couples who remain faithful to each other. I'm a card-carrying (literally) Democrat, and I think gays ought to be able to marry, but I don't think arguing in favor of polyamory is any way to support that.
the rest of the episode includes a lesbian couple raising 2 children.. and I'm fairly sure there is another example of an unconventional family in the episode, but I don't remember off the top of my head.

The idea of the episode is just to help take some wind out of the idea that the ONLY situation that works is a monogamous male-female couple, for reasons of childrearing and happiness. They were fighting against that presumption, and not instituting a "You HAVE to be polyamorous", which, of course would be a stupid thing to say.

yes, P&T aren't perfect, and their biased as all hell, but I really think you missed the point.

On Topic, I think, if it works for you, then it works for you, but if you hurt people to get what you want, then you deserve the pain and drama that is bound to come from such a relationship.
 

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Kurokami said:
sex with the one person often gets dull. (yes there are ways to 'spice things up', but most times you'll either be with a prude or find it too offensive or strange to ask)...
If I could go back to talk to my self when I was 16 I'd say: "Don't be shy, just ask." Most women are far filthier than anything your twisted little mind can come up with, they are just quiet about it. I had far more fun once I worked this out.

I'm sure it's a song lyric somewhere but screw looking for Miss right, go with Miss right now. Life is too short, enjoy it.