LTRsubNW
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ORIGINAL: missturbation I was speaking to a friend earlier (male) who stated that men do not discuss their sex lives unless it is to brag or they are lieing. Now i have real trouble believing this as i have worked in the pub industry for 16 years and have listened to countless convos between men about sex and not all of them the bragging / lieing kind. He states the same is true about men discussing relationships too - apparently they just dont do it. Again ive heard these convos in pub settings frequently. I guess im curious how many men here do openly discuss relationships / sex with their friends? Why is sex / relationship talk still seen as girlie talk? Also if you are going to discuss these things with your mates guys is it generally a pub setting you would choose to do it in or do you discuss whenever / wherever? Who do you think discusses sex / relationships more - men or women? I don't want to talk about it. Oh come on! The world awaits with anticipation for the embarrassing revelations of your sex life. All right....I'm 48 and I decided after a few failed encounters, to go to The Boston Medical Group. I'd read all these comments from "happy customers" and I thought "fine, maybe they can help...what the hell, let's give it a try". And off I went. I go in, fill out a bunch of forms, must have been 10 pages of this crap, and finally at the very last line they say "currently no insurance companies cover the costs associated with The Boston Medical Group, however, no male customers have yet asked for their money back...please sign here to acknowledge this notation". Well, I thought that was a little odd, and frankly, I was a little bummed, I mean, their charges weren't exactly like going in for a set of new biased plys at SEARS, but hey....no one's ever asked for their money back...that has to be good, right? So, we wrap that all up, the counselor tells me and the wife..."now, we're a little unconventional here at The Boston Medical Group but we do promise results...is everyone in agreement then?" "Why yes, of course" we both argue, she with a much brighter smile than I'd seen for some time....and off we go into the room where these miracles take place. "No, I'm sorry" he said to my wife "you'll need to wait here". We walk down this long hall, then down another, I start seeing some rather stunning nurses along the way, each of them smiling seductively, each of which I'm thinking "sure hope THAT one's my nurse" when out of nowhere comes this deep throaty "YEAH BABY !!!! Come to Papa!!!!" and then, the door opens to my room. Lemme tell you, Elvis HAD to have been the decorator because this put to shame any "love pad" I'd ever seen in any cheesy 70's movie 'cause honest to gawwwd, there had to have been thousands upon thousands of little velvet creatures that had to have been killed for this room....and the Doctor said "My assistant will be with you shortly...make yourself comfortable...pour yourself a drink....see you in an hour....stud". Wafts of incense filled the room, there was my favorite scotch, chilled, with beautiful crystal glasses, already filled with ice, waiting for my ultimate command. And I laid back, snifted myself a cold one, and relaxed. No sooner did I do so, when Pamela Anderson entered the room. Now, mind you, this wasn't a chic that looked like Pamela Anderson...it WAS Pamela Anderson!!!! She came on to me like a racehorse waiting for the bell. At least at Santa Anita they have those metal bars to hold them back until the shot. That's all I'm gonna tell you but....I now go back every week, I've refinanced the house 3 times in the last 7 months, and while I still don't want to fuck my wife...everything's working again and I couldn't be happier with The Boston Medical Group.
< Message edited by LTRsubNW -- 12/5/2006 4:54:52 PM >
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