The remedy is simple. Be naughty.I know, I'm just jealous.
The remedy is simple. Be naughty.I know, I'm just jealous.
Errrrrrr...... No good at that.The remedy is simple. Be naughty.
Nooooo, that doesn't really fall under "naughty". Go talk to @fade; he might have some pointers.Errrrrrr...... No good at that.
You smell sort of like lilacs, and I prefer lilies?
"I prefer the term 'puckish rogue.'"Or @GasBandit. He's very naughty.
And it's a disappointment, each and every time. So far.I'm very naughty. I can't stop posting pictures of my junk in all the nsfw forums ;P
I doubt many people seriously want to see it, in all honesty.And it's a disappointment, each and every time. So far.
Well, true. But I can make jokes about pictures of your junk without coming off as creepy, I couldn't do the same for *throws darts at wall with pictures of random female forumites* AmE or Emrys.I doubt many people seriously want to see it, in all honesty.
Guy junk doesn't have the same allure/appeal that femme nudes have.
By way of explanation for Emrys: You never hear the "don't send pictures of your junk" dating advice given to women. They would almost always be welcome, whereas the opposite is almost never true.Guy junk doesn't have the same allure/appeal that femme nudes have.
You do hear it often, just worded differently and for a different reason, and most often aimed at teenage girls whose boyfriends/manipulative walking bags of hormones try to pressure them into sending such pics.By way of explanation for Emrys: You never hear the "don't send pictures of your junk" dating advice given to women. They would almost always be welcome, whereas the opposite is almost never true.
(speaking in a general sense. There are, of course, exceptions to every rule)
As I believe I've said before, true gender equality will only be possible once women are openly and brazenly as sex-crazed as men.By way of explanation for Emrys: You never hear the "don't send pictures of your junk" dating advice given to women. They would almost always be welcome, whereas the opposite is almost never true.
(speaking in a general sense. There are, of course, exceptions to every rule)
I know plenty of women that are, especially once you get out of the social trap that is high school.As I believe I've said before, true gender equality will only be possible once women are openly and brazenly as sex-crazed as men.
yeah, maybe I shoulda said "unsolicited"You do hear it often, just worded differently and for a different reason, and most often aimed at teenage girls whose boyfriends/manipulative walking bags of hormones try to pressure them into sending such pics.
As I believe I've said before, true gender equality will only be possible once women are openly and brazenly as sex-crazed as men.
Maybe it should be "as openly and brazenly sex-crazed without being slut shamed for it."
I've known plenty of women that weren't shy about their carnal desires. Most of them still thought dick pics looked more silly than arousingAs I believe I've said before, true gender equality will only be possible once women are openly and brazenly as sex-crazed as men.
Hello, Emrys.How the hell did we turn Grytpipe-Thynne's birthday thread into this?
I know plenty of women that are, especially once you get out of the social trap that is high school.
You might know "plenty" in the same way I know "plenty" of gay people. They're still only 5% of the population.I've known plenty of women that weren't shy about their carnal desires.
Maybe so. Just consider though, most slut shaming comes from other women.Maybe it should be "as openly and brazenly sex-crazed without being slut shamed for it."
Quiet, you.Hello, Emrys.
Welcome to Halforums.
--Patrick
What the heck woman, you got us down this path with your naughty-talk!How the hell did we turn Grytpipe-Thynne's birthday thread into this?
Quiet, you too. I'm pleading the 5th.What the heck woman, you got us down this path with your naughty-talk!
Be my Guest. I expected maybe a few "Happy Birthdays", this is much more interesting.How the hell did we turn Grytpipe-Thynne's birthday thread into this?
That's a paddlin' for all of us!
My experience has been the opposite. My male co-workers liked to tell tales because they had heard me talk about my adventures outside of work. I had no qualms with talking about my sex life or what I liked. It wasn't professional, but I needed something to keep me awake working midnights. I wore clothes that showed off my body, but also were within the dress code. To them it meant that any man I talked to must be someone I was sleeping with because I was a horny little minx with no morals. It got to the point where I publicly announced that my next tattoo was going to be a Las Vegas style neon sign with an arrow that said "Open 24/7" on the inside of one of my thighs.Maybe so. Just consider though, most slut shaming comes from other women.
If everybody is a slut, then nobody is.
Well, I'm sorry your male co-workers treated you like that, and as with all my confident assertions, YMMV. But doesn't this also help illustrate my other point, that a sexually open and agressive woman is more of a novelty, a curiosity? Granted, this sounds like a "before I was married" kind of story, too, and a whole lot has changed in the last 10-15 years. For both men and women. Consider the rise of the fleshlight into a status one could describe almost as "not just for pathetic losers anymore." The times they are a changin', but I can tell you this much - neither I nor any of my male friends ever got a date they didn't initiate, nor a wife who proposed to them first. I know that doesn't mean it doesn't happen, but it's still a rarity.My experience has been the opposite. My male co-workers liked to tell tales because they had heard me talk about my adventures outside of work. I had no qualms with talking about my sex life or what I liked. It wasn't professional, but I needed something to keep me awake working midnights. I wore clothes that showed off my body, but also were within the dress code. To them it meant that any man I talked to must be someone I was sleeping with because I was a horny little minx with no morals. It got to the point where I publicly announced that my next tattoo was going to be a Las Vegas style neon sign with an arrow that said "Open 24/7" on the inside of one of my thighs.
I think my favorite tale from that time was when a pit boss (who was an openly gay man) and I were talking about BDSM. He was surprised to hear that I liked kink. He asked if it meant I'd bark like a dog for my Dom. He snapped his fingers and I went on my knees and barked - on the casino floor, in the middle of a gaming pit, under the "eye in the sky" with customers and co-workers all around us. It was glorious.
And yet you're the one with the friend who got entrapped by sex, right?Well, I'm sorry your male co-workers treated you like that, and as with all my confident assertions, YMMV. But doesn't this also help illustrate my other point, that a sexually open and agressive woman is more of a novelty, a curiosity? Granted, this sounds like a "before I was married" kind of story, too, and a whole lot has changed in the last 10-15 years. For both men and women. Consider the rise of the fleshlight into a status one could describe almost as "not just for pathetic losers anymore." The times they are a changin', but I can tell you this much - neither I nor any of my male friends ever got a date they didn't initiate, nor a wife who proposed to them first. I know that doesn't mean it doesn't happen, but it's still a rarity.
On that point you are correct. It was prior to marriage and I was a bit of an anomoly (I'm leaving this for you since I cannot spell it right. Weird.) even for the 1990s. However, your example of when you and your male friends were asking women on dates would also have been in that 10-15 years ago category, yes? 2006-ish? Or are you really that young?Granted, this sounds like a "before I was married" kind of story, too, and a whole lot has changed in the last 10-15 years. For both men and women. Consider the rise of the fleshlight into a status one could describe almost as "not just for pathetic losers anymore." The times they are a changin', but I can tell you this much - neither I nor any of my male friends ever got a date they didn't initiate, nor a wife who proposed to them first. I know that doesn't mean it doesn't happen, but it's still a rarity.
The very nature of a trap is that it snares a victim that thought it was pursuing. That she let herself "be caught" doesn't change that he had to chase her. She didn't proposition him, she just responded positively to his advances.And yet you're the one with the friend who got entrapped by sex, right?
Well, maybe you can't spell anomaly, but at least you can spell wierd!On that point you are correct. It was prior to marriage and I was a bit of an anomoly (I'm leaving this for you since I cannot spell it right. Weird.)
Yeah, late 90s, most everybody got married (sometimes more than once) in the early 2000s.even for the 1990s. However, your example of when you and your male friends were asking women on dates would also have been in that 10-15 years ago category, yes? 2006-ish? Or are you really that young?
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Aussie and I only got married in 2004, FYI.