THE TRUTH
05-21-2004, 01:34 PM
...when a woman likes you in some form, and she has sex with you, she tries to equate the sexual relation to something more; but when the sex is just sex to her, she equates the sex only with pleasure--notwithstanding what you feel for her or how you equate those relations?
I ask this question for a couple reasons: (1) I've noticed that sexual relations are used by women to achieve what they want; (2) what these women want is usually what defines their sexual relationship; (3) those women don't give enough thought to what men want; (4) those men who do not equate sex with simply pleasure get dicked in these circumstances (because even though you may not consider sex to be meaningless, it still isn't enough to undoubtedly justify whatever the female wants); and (5) women and men feel significantly different about sexual relations only when they're both in those relations for different reasons.
I ask this question for a couple reasons: (1) I've noticed that sexual relations are used by women to achieve what they want; (2) what these women want is usually what defines their sexual relationship; (3) those women don't give enough thought to what men want; (4) those men who do not equate sex with simply pleasure get dicked in these circumstances (because even though you may not consider sex to be meaningless, it still isn't enough to undoubtedly justify whatever the female wants); and (5) women and men feel significantly different about sexual relations only when they're both in those relations for different reasons.