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Guys can still look at girls in a non-sexual manner. Not all female friends I have, I'd like to bang.

I've experienced this before. I told her my feelings, gave her all the signs. It's up to you.

..But of course like previously stated, you could feel a direct connection with someone on first meeting, or on the first date, or further like a month or so.

'Love' takes a while to grow on a person. The person is not sober.

Ex: Charming Ex ex: possessive Ex ex ex: Constraining

It does not suck.

The people who engage in 'friends with benefits' sex are excessively emotionally detached from their fuckbuddies. Yes, they ARE using one another, Tangent. There is NO meaning.

I've had my own experiences of casual sex. It's not that I cant get some, I just prefer something better- 'formal' sex, if you like.

Hmm sex...anyway... curious. williamc, ever been in love with a girl? just curious bro, cos u seem to only like fucking, not loving (?)

Meh. Virgin or not virgin, how many ppl they fucked beforehand (would prefer if they didnt fuk too many..) Deep, wholesome, not 'we-fuck-holes' or 'we-rub-genitals-til-we-cumm-silly' Sex is earth shattering, groundbreaking.

feeling....nice....feeling :rudolf:

FUCK pickup lines. They piss the shit outta me.

Taco, you are hilarious. There ARE decent chicks out there man. Chicks with substance. You just gotta keep looking, Or who knows. One may find you soon, And blow your mind, not just your balls. Good luck mate. :sun:

Don't like casual sex. Maybe once or twice but not a frequent hobby. Prefer romantic, committed lovemaking...not just fucking someone- two bodies slapping against each other, no emotion but lust involved... Fun, yes. Gotta admit. But not preferable.

Cmon, Women desire it as much as man. It's all motherfucking social conditioning, as previously mentioned.

YES. Euphoric sensations building up, leading to a climax of laughter.

Yes. :)

mhmm flexing vaginal muscles..:tongue: Car's AWESOME! :headbang:

Nice story.

I do agree with your independence and unification point. I can def. relate to my significant 'other', and I was not referring to what you think I was when I mentioned 'extraordinary'. I simply meant that I'm not into what society thinks is the norm for relationships. We have a very strong...