Turns Out Women Have Really, Really Strong Sex Drives: Can Men Handle It? (marrying, child)
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A bit older and wiser men KNOW that "we/us/you" don't have anything that will be a miracle cure to keep her around. It doesn't matter if you are the biggest she ever saw and had. Someone did it better, somebody has/makes more money and is better looking.
You're hubby #4 guys....
Get it?
S*** I see it every day!
They even hit on me while #4 is at work.
Find one that likes a lot of sex.....BUT hasn't had 20+ partners.
The point was that "she" (lady A) was so caught up in bar hopping, she just assumed he was doing the same.
She thought very wrong....he had 2 LTRs.
She banged every guy at three bars.
But why are they at a juncture in this relationship where sexual activity other than obvious prior sexual relations that came with previous long-term relationships has to be a point of discussion?
I get that some people just like to know, but I struggle to understand the necessity (I understand that this subject matter isn't completely relevant to the topic, but your comment triggered sort of a random thought).
Take a look at the Graph entitled, "People Who Rate Their Sex Drive As High"and look at the Midwest region (where I live)....
Male = 49.5% Female = 57.5%
This supports my previously stated opinion on this matter, as it relates to my area demographic...
This may be true in the older women, but I just didn't see it in women from 18 to 25 or so.... it seemed like men that age have an erection 24/7, I know I did, and it just didn't seem the same for women of that group, I can't speak for them just anecdotally.
But why are they at a juncture in this relationship where sex beyond long-term relationships has to be relevant?
I get that some people just like to know, but I struggle to understand why (I understand that this subject matter isn't completely relevant to the topic, but your comment triggered sort of a random thought).
Well, put it this way. I learned a long time ago...you NEVER ask a woman about that, not ever.
If you feel as though you have to, you probably already know the answer.....MANY!
This may be true in the older women, but I just didn't see it in women from 18 to 25 or so.... it seemed like men that age have an erection 24/7, I know I did, and it just didn't seem the same for women of that group, I can't speak for them just anecdotally.
I also agree and will take it even further. Why can men "handle it"? The only "man" that does is your boyfriend or husband which is what many women in this thread are claiming. Sure they can "handle it" they are married to you.
When men don't "handle it" well is when you have had 20+ partners.
I hope that explains things a bit better and makes it more clear.
This may be true in the older women, but I just didn't see it in women from 18 to 25 or so.... it seemed like men that age have an erection 24/7, I know I did, and it just didn't seem the same for women of that group, I can't speak for them just anecdotally.
Yes, I've said that all along.... I am referring to the 40 y.o. married woman. I am only speaking of that demographic. That woman has the libido of the 25 y.o. guy....
Yes, I've said that all along.... I am referring to the 40 y.o. married woman. I am only speaking of that demographic. That woman has the libido of the 25 y.o. guy....
Well then see, I don't think many or any men will have a problem with 'that'.
My points are clear now.
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