From another thread @Chase wrote:
I don't recall having a problem of asking a woman "do you have any condoms" and that ending the sex. Nor do I recall "I'll be back" and then coming back into the room with a condom. This was women at my house or their house, not in a public place like the where the quote above came from so:
1. The quote above, does that apply only to public places eg "he's(or she as well if she's the one asking?) not that into it with me" or does it apply to at home in bedroom?
1b. Does it only apply to fast sex like the person in the quoted thread? eg my own examples were not sex in 60mins or something it was longer 'seduction'. A few hours of seduction/getting to know the person/hanging out.
2. Do condoms really actually mean the person is not that into the other person? What about safe sex? You don't even know the person if they'd make a good partner or their sti history when you've only known them for a 60mins or even a few hours?
"well we have all sorts of antibiotics" <-- IBS from antibiotics or IBS from too much antibiotics? How about sti antibiotic resistance?
"morning after pill" <-- A lot of hassle, making sure she actually wants to take it bla bla. How about side effects she might have?
At the same time, there could be alot of truth to "a condom and/or don't cum inside", meaning the other person isn't totally into the first person. Maybe you start out having condom sex but noncondom sex feels so much better so you go for that? But then you start being selective.... condoms with less attractive and nocondoms with more attractive? Or maybe you decide nope not worth the risk ,just always use a condom until really ready for a family. Then again there's the pullout method which would , most likely, not result in a family if not ready for that. That doesn't fix the disease risk though. Many variables.
Anyways.... onto the next questions and keep in mind my discussion so far:
3. If a woman says "do you have a condom" or won't allow penetration without a condom, she is not completely into the man either?
4. If a man is having/about to have vaginal intercourse without a condom and a woman says "don't cum inside me" is that a signal, that she is not completely into the man?
5. If a man says "I can't cum inside you" or pulls out without saying that, is that a signal, that he is not completely into the woman?
Condoms are a major pattern interrupt. They signal "sex is happening" but they also tell the girl you're not completely into it yourself... because if you were, you'd be so mad for her, so desperate, you'd never even consider putting a condom on... "I'm going to reach for this manmade device and place it over my shaft to guard against reproduction and any possible venereal diseases you might carry" is a real mood killer.
I don't recall having a problem of asking a woman "do you have any condoms" and that ending the sex. Nor do I recall "I'll be back" and then coming back into the room with a condom. This was women at my house or their house, not in a public place like the where the quote above came from so:
1. The quote above, does that apply only to public places eg "he's(or she as well if she's the one asking?) not that into it with me" or does it apply to at home in bedroom?
1b. Does it only apply to fast sex like the person in the quoted thread? eg my own examples were not sex in 60mins or something it was longer 'seduction'. A few hours of seduction/getting to know the person/hanging out.
2. Do condoms really actually mean the person is not that into the other person? What about safe sex? You don't even know the person if they'd make a good partner or their sti history when you've only known them for a 60mins or even a few hours?
"well we have all sorts of antibiotics" <-- IBS from antibiotics or IBS from too much antibiotics? How about sti antibiotic resistance?
"morning after pill" <-- A lot of hassle, making sure she actually wants to take it bla bla. How about side effects she might have?
At the same time, there could be alot of truth to "a condom and/or don't cum inside", meaning the other person isn't totally into the first person. Maybe you start out having condom sex but noncondom sex feels so much better so you go for that? But then you start being selective.... condoms with less attractive and nocondoms with more attractive? Or maybe you decide nope not worth the risk ,just always use a condom until really ready for a family. Then again there's the pullout method which would , most likely, not result in a family if not ready for that. That doesn't fix the disease risk though. Many variables.
Anyways.... onto the next questions and keep in mind my discussion so far:
3. If a woman says "do you have a condom" or won't allow penetration without a condom, she is not completely into the man either?
4. If a man is having/about to have vaginal intercourse without a condom and a woman says "don't cum inside me" is that a signal, that she is not completely into the man?
5. If a man says "I can't cum inside you" or pulls out without saying that, is that a signal, that he is not completely into the woman?
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