Guest guest Posted October 16, 2002 Report Share Posted October 16, 2002 just two cents worth about discussion re hubbies and wives. I don't recommend spending a lot of time getting 'jolts' by getting sexual attention from others. It is like skim milk, right oclor, pretty dang thin, does not fill. Sorry, but I call it as I see it. I would rather create something meaningful with a guy than sit around groooming him or having him fluff me up--unless I was REALLY serious, in which case, man there goes the sofa and feathers are flying everywhere (grin) evil ceep made me write that part. To me, love has everything to do with talking to each other instead of saying you do (or don't) do this and that, say it hurts me when/// it scares me when/// it mades me sad when//// I don't know what to do. help me. (and you now that man do love to " fix things,' including fix you right up. I have a friend who asks her husband to " fix " her sssecually on a regular basis. He jumps right to it. It's soething to fix, right? evil ceep made me write that last part. I aways liked what Danny Bonaducci said about cunnilinguis--however you spell it, I do know how to pronounce it, but can't spell it. he said, just take the guy by the hair and put us where you want us, we are not real bright, but we are fast learners. This makes me smile everytime I think about it. I fear omost women hae NO IDEA how willing to please most men really are. I'm only one person, but I tell you if women don't teach men all kinds of things (including or excluding the word i can't spell) and no matter how many times they have to repeat themselves, then men will never learn any better. You might think it is grandiose to say women lift the bar of civilization. But they do. And not only that, but most men want to be taught, (preferably whie you are wearing black velvet boots). (evil ceep, get outa here!!) Seriously, they want to be shown, want to please. Very much. Women often however have to get over being impatient with men. Stop thinking it doesn't count if you HAVE TO tell the man how to do whatever. most women thought they were marrying a grownup, they did not realize the up part might be true, but the grown part might be a work in progress. it is alright. Most people are learnable. And have a lot to offer that is deep and good and needed. We have a saying in shrinkdom, if people come in saying they are afraid they will be adbandoned, the real issue is fear of suffocation. If they come in and say they are afraid of being suffocated, most often, the underlying issue is fear of abandonment. Just some food for thought. No dumping type. whew, that evil ceep didn't interrupt that whole last paragraph love, ceep cackle, cackle, cackle, I'm bbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 In a message dated 10/17/2002 1:50:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time, the3latours@... writes: > Flirting, dating, touching etc is OVER unless it is with your > partner. That, to me, sounds like a very boring existance. Now, this is just MY personal opinion, so please NO SLAMMING!!! I happen to love my husband desperately and he loves me also. Both of us love to flirt and goof around. I did not say CHEAT...but flirt....YES!! It is fun and exhilirating. He loves seeing me flirt and I love to see him flirt. We flirt with our friends, so noone is getting hurt. Our friends all know that we are married and very happily, thank you very much. I, personally, see no harm in this behavior. Once again, this is my personal opinion. from Florida Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 I just want to add my two cents into this conversation... for what its worth... I am single, I'm not constantly prowling, but when some interesting fella decides to flirt I'd certainly appreciate some level of true interest. I get so disgusted and trully a bit pissed when I discover the jerk is married and looking for a quick ego boost at my expense. That is getting so old that I'm loosing my faith and may blow off mister right cuz I think he's just another neglected or egocrazed married man who needs to prove to himself that he's still got it. So I'm not much of a fan of idle " innocent " flirting. When you are married there's no need for it, it's kinda like mental cheating or head games, maybe something else needs some work or attention, who knows. I'm just tired of getting faked out by guys that are " just staying in practice " for what??? at some level its a lie. sorry had to vent, flo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 Flo, I think I have finally found someone who thinks like I do. I am married. Period. No flirting, no joking, no hinting...none. I am a very dedicated person and do not understand how a person can be married and still flirt, or worse....I don't understand the thinking behind it- if you are married you are married. If you do not want to be with the person you are with- for whatever reason- it is always better to leave than to cheat. Cheating- to me- involves so much more than the physical act of sex, it is the mental yearning, the emotional need that is being filled outside of the marraige, the emotional betrayal, the lies, the dishonesty of it all that is so devestating to everyone involved. I have absolutely no tolerance for a married person putting out " the vibe " , flirting, inappropriately joking around with members of the opposite sex etc. I feel very strongly that if you have made a commitment to someone, that is it. Flirting, dating, touching etc is OVER unless it is with your partner. I am constantly having married guys " IM " me when I am online and I make no mistake about who I am and will ask plainly- " What do you think you are doing?!?, did you not see on my profile HAPPILY MARRIED and do you not see on your profile MARRIED? WHY DID YOU IM ME? " Needless to say, most run. Some are stupid and don't and I have to block them. It's a sad sad world. There are nice single guys out there, they are just hard to find. I am convinced they are as sick of the whole dating scene as you are and therefore it gets harder to find them. I found my husband on AOL. (Don't laugh). One day he imed me, I was single and looking, so we started chatting (he was also single). We talked online for 3 months before going on a date, then we went on one date, waited another 6 months before going out again. We have been married over 3 years now, together almost 5. (not counting internet time). He was not what I was looking for and I never would have dreamed he would turn out to be my best freind, lover and partner for life. Best of luck to you, Sincerely, > I just want to add my two cents into this conversation... > for what its worth... > > I am single, I'm not constantly prowling, but when some interesting fella > decides to flirt I'd certainly appreciate some level of true interest. I > get so disgusted and trully a bit pissed when I discover the jerk is married > and looking for a quick ego boost at my expense. That is getting so old > that I'm loosing my faith and may blow off mister right cuz I think he's > just another neglected or egocrazed married man who needs to prove to > himself that he's still got it. > > So I'm not much of a fan of idle " innocent " flirting. When you are married > there's no need for it, it's kinda like mental cheating or head games, maybe > something else needs some work or attention, who knows. I'm just tired of > getting faked out by guys that are " just staying in practice " for what??? > at some level its a lie. > > sorry had to vent, > flo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2002 Report Share Posted October 17, 2002 , I am not going to slam you, I just don't understand this way of thinking. Our lives are anything but boring, we share a passion for motorcycles (I ride an 01 Honda Spirit VT1100C and my husband rides an 00 Honda Sabre VT1100C2), home improvement/repair, camping, etc. I guess I am of the opinion that there is so much more to life than flirting with members of the opposite sex when so many times it can cause hurt feelings, misunderstandings or dissatisfaction where once there was none. Ofcourse maybe I am just old fashioned or very concervative in my beleifs, but I am what I am. I dont beleive in porn for married couples or strip bars, much for the same reason, although it seems harmless enough at first, it can lead to dissatisfaction with yourself or partner, or cause your partner to have self doubt. Why take the chance when we are blessed enough to have a partner we love and value? Sincerely, > In a message dated 10/17/2002 1:50:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > the3latours@y... writes: > > > > Flirting, dating, touching etc is OVER unless it is with your > > partner. > > That, to me, sounds like a very boring existance. Now, this is just MY > personal opinion, so please NO SLAMMING!!! I happen to love my husband > desperately and he loves me also. Both of us love to flirt and goof around. I > did not say CHEAT...but flirt....YES!! It is fun and exhilirating. He loves > seeing me flirt and I love to see him flirt. We flirt with our friends, so > noone is getting hurt. Our friends all know that we are married and very > happily, thank you very much. I, personally, see no harm in this behavior. > Once again, this is my personal opinion. > > from Florida > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2002 Report Share Posted October 18, 2002 , you are practically a newlywed with only being married 5 years. Try being married for 21 years. My dh doesn't shower me with affection. If fact I haven't gotten any compliments from him at all for the wt loss. He also is one who thought I didn't need the surgery and should have tried harder and exercised more. We don't fight, we don't date we exist side by side. Kind of boring if you ask me. We have talked about this and try to come to a solution, but neither one of us acts on it. Kind of in a rut. So, if there were ever a guy out there that started flirting with me, I would have trouble not flirting back. Vicki in IA VBG 6-97 364/212 RNY 6-29-01 295/191/160? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2002 Report Share Posted October 18, 2002 , you are practically a newlywed with only being married 5 years. Try being married for 21 years. My dh doesn't shower me with affection. If fact I haven't gotten any compliments from him at all for the wt loss. He also is one who thought I didn't need the surgery and should have tried harder and exercised more. We don't fight, we don't date we exist side by side. Kind of boring if you ask me. We have talked about this and try to come to a solution, but neither one of us acts on it. Kind of in a rut. So, if there were ever a guy out there that started flirting with me, I would have trouble not flirting back. Vicki in IA VBG 6-97 364/212 RNY 6-29-01 295/191/160? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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