Some scrap bait

[Mich the Tester]

Maybe instigate a "must get better at shagging" rule instead?

[DirtyDog]

I slept with two women in those early months; both after our first dates. Neither answered my calls afterwards. The sense of rejection following such physical intimacy was awful, prompting me to instigate a ‘no sex on the first date’ rule.

Maybe instigate a "must get better at shagging" rule instead?

[original PM]

it is interesting - at the end of the day sex is just some thing which is fun



but society has caused so many people to have hang ups

either you get to much or not enough, or with too many people or with not enough people or without the right implements or with the right implements.

It is just confusing!

[Mich the Tester]

On my first date, a stunning solicitor turned up at my home in a BMW and designer dress. A mere five minutes after we met, she suggested the pair of us perform an unprintable sex act.
I’m no prude, but I was shocked. When I said I wanted her to leave she looked taken aback, as if I should have been turned on. Men are often lambasted for sexual malpractice with women they meet online, but women, it seems to me, are by far the more permissive gender.

MTFU

(unless the unprintable act involved poo or pee or animals or other blokes or peanut butter)

[vetran]

Think men on online dating sites are dodgy? Meet the sex-mad women! | Mail Online

Think men on online dating sites are dodgy? Meet the sex-mad women!
Four men explain that it's not just male oddballs you find on the Internet
Being a widow and single fatherhood have affected their online dating lives
Undeterred by their dating mishaps, they are still looking for love online
By ANTONIA HOYLE

PUBLISHED: 00:09, 30 January 2014 | UPDATED: 00:09, 30 January 2014

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We’ve all heard about the bad behaviour of men who date online: the married ones just out for casual sex, the ‘successful businessmen’ who turn out to be minicab drivers and the ‘spontaneous risk takers’ who are, in truth, crashing bores.

But as it is reported that one in every five relationships now begins via the web, four men turn the tables and reveal to Antonia Hoyle their often hilarious encounters with women looking for love...

It wasn’t to be the last either. When a beautiful cafe owner I met later that year flashed her stockings while cooking me roast lamb at her pretty house a few miles away, I was entranced.

The lamb was left uneaten. But after seducing me, she admitted she was not 55, as she’d claimed, but 60.

‘All women lie about their age online to get men’s interest,’ she explained.

Another one bit the dust. If a woman was prepared to lie so early on in our relationship, it didn’t have a future.

On my first date, a stunning solicitor turned up at my home in a BMW and designer dress. A mere five minutes after we met, she suggested the pair of us perform an unprintable sex act.
I’m no prude, but I was shocked. When I said I wanted her to leave she looked taken aback, as if I should have been turned on. Men are often lambasted for sexual malpractice with women they meet online, but women, it seems to me, are by far the more permissive gender.

I slept with two women in those early months; both after our first dates. Neither answered my calls afterwards. The sense of rejection following such physical intimacy was awful, prompting me to instigate a ‘no sex on the first date’ rule.

Yet one 40-something secretary burst into tears at the end of an otherwise enchanting evening because I wouldn’t sleep with her.

'One 40-something secretary burst into tears at the end of an otherwise enchanting evening because I wouldn’t sleep with her'

‘I’ve spent the day cleaning my house and getting ready,’ she sobbed.

so are online dating women gagging for it?

are some of these blokes saddos?