Sex on the 5th date? (wife, females, crossdressing, cuddling)

[aragx6]

Originally Posted by andrew61

Uptight? How would you feel if some guy talked to your mother or your sister that way?

Why do you feel women need to be treated with kid gloves more so than men?

[andrew61]

Originally Posted by aragx6

This forum would be so dull if we only had andrews and no alacrans.

And it would be an insufferably boorish and barbarous place if we only had alacrans and no andrews.

[aragx6]

Originally Posted by andrew61

And it would be an insufferably boorish and barbarous place if we only had alacrans and no andrews.

But he didn't tell you to change ...

Anyway the point is this thread is ridiculous and inappropriate for this forum anyway -- but a little comic relief is needed sometimes. We can't all argue over drug policy and dating in your 30s everyday.

[andrew61]

Originally Posted by aragx6

Why do you feel women need to be treated with kid gloves more so than men?

Um, it's traditionally been called "chivalry".

We were once a more gracious, well-mannered society. I fail to see how the loss of those values has been an "improvement".

[MassVt]

Originally Posted by andrew61

And it would be an insufferably boorish and barbarous place if we only had alacrans and no andrews.

I agree.

There's a time and a place for a offbeat sense of humor, but it takes experience to know when to use it properly.

[aragx6]

Originally Posted by andrew61

Um, it's traditionally been called "chivalry".

We were once a more gracious, well-mannered society. I fail to see how the loss of those values has been an "improvement".

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. As a woman, your post strikes me as more misogynistic than his.

[andrew61]

Originally Posted by MassVt

I agree.

There's a time and a place for a offbeat sense of humor, but it takes experience to know when to use it properly.

Exactly.

I'm no prude. I certainly think bawdy talk does indeed have a proper time and place. This thread, however, isn't it, IMHO.

Thanks for the support.

[andrew61]

Originally Posted by aragx6

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. As a woman, your post strikes me as more misogynistic than his.

I've been called many things in my lifetime, but this is the first time I've ever been called "misogynistic". Thanks for the clobber.

Please note that in no way did I mean to imply that a woman isn't strong enough to handle herself in such situations. That was not my intention.

[Lorielicious]

So anyway, what's up with this OP chick, and why doesn't she like getting laid?

[MassVt]

Originally Posted by andrew61

Exactly.

I'm no prude. I certainly think bawdy talk does indeed have a proper time and place. This thread, however, isn't it, IMHO.

Thanks for the support.

I have a similar opinion about humor.

During my many visits to Chicago, I usually go to see a performance of Second City, in Old Town. ( I've probably gone at least 20-25 times). Originally, the shows were quite funny, and original, and with real flair for well-done group ensemble comedy. I've changed my mind about them recently,as their shows have gotten increasingly loud, and yes, a bit boorish at times. I wondered why, but then I realized that even the script writers/directors didn't appear to be much more than 25 themselves, so I knew that had to be the reason. The organist ( much younger than her predecessor) generally drowns out the singer (s) , and steps on half the punchlines, while the skits go on long past their expiration date. Louder, and more profane, doesn't equal "better"....