stella41b
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Joined: 10/16/2007 From: SW London (UK) Status: offline
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I see this as well (what's written in the OP). It's like the people you come across who strive hard to get well paid jobs, work hard, spend money on clothes, cosmetics, going out, clubbing, get to meet someone (usually after looking on the Internet for ads, postings and profiles with the same photoimage perfect looks and buzzwords such as 'professional', 'attractive', 'sexy'), take them back, have sex with them, but want them gone by morning. What strikes me as funny is that they call it 'casual sex'. I'm not knocking it, but from my perspective it's got to be the most labour intensive way of getting a shag I can think of. I mean, if you so badly want them gone in the morning why bother in the first place? Me being who I am and at my current stage in life sex isn't a big priority. It isn't a priority at all and yet it's usually the number one barrier which has prevented someone wanting to start a relationship with me. It's even lower down on my list than kinks and play activities. Number one to me is the interaction between me and someone else, second is the companionship, whether that person can put up with me, and third is the intimacy we can achieve. But intimacy here doesn't for me mean lying naked in bed next to someone I hardly know but has more to do with being able to share innermost thoughts and feelings, reveal insecurities and vulnerabilities, and being open to giving, receiving and exchanging emotional support. All these things for me come even before submission and any sort of dynamic. Therefore I feel I can relate to what the OP is saying. And it's true, some people look at you as if you've just dropped out of a UFO.
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