Age When You First Turned Someone Down? (dating, girl, sex)
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Oooooh! I'm embarrassed to say, it may not have been until my late 20's. I was shallow enough where if a girl/woman was offering, I was happy to take
I'm not embarrassed about it. I have never, in my life, turned down an advance. I will give literally anybody at least a chance...in fact, I'm impressed when any woman takes initiative.
That's not to say that they all last more than a date or two, but I've never said no up front.
Never, but women do not hit on me. I have had to ask women out.
You don't want to know that number, if I can come close to it lol.
That's one of the reasons why it's so easy for me to say "never". I have been asked out exactly once in my life. But I was including online interactions, etc as well.
I think I was around 18 or so. There was a nice guy interested in going out, and I told him I was just interested in being friends. There was no sexual attraction for me. And I was a virgin until around 16-17 or so...but as an OB nurse..lots of teens are very naïve about sex/relationships(or just don't care what they do or the consequences).
How old were you when first turned someone down? I mean rejecting a clear, possibly sensible romantic or sexual opportunity (not breaking up with someone or turning down a person with an incompatible sexual orientation). I ask because I'm curious and also due to the stereotypes that teenage girls are naïve and young men desperate for anything sexual.
13, I think.
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