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Sounds pretty developed to me So long as you listen to the energy that you are picking up on you should do just fine, as I am sure you have. I went against the grain of my gut ONE time bc like a fool, I just wanted to test it, it was inevitably one of the poorest choices I have ever made. No regrets, but Neva.again. I only need to touch the stove eye once to learn my lesson. Lol
Oh, I know that feeling. But we learn from it. At the same time, it is a good feeling to know that there is this something that you can trust.
There was one instance where I ignored my gut feeling. However, a lot of times I just stopped and observed. Many times, things played out similarly to how I sensed they would.
And thats what birth control is for too. If a woman doesn't want to get pregnant, she doesn't get pregnant. it's no coincidence that its the reckless ones who get unplanned pregnancies.You don't see white careerist chicks (Ie: lawyers, bankers, etc.) getting pregnant in their 20's when they don't want to be pregnant. It's because they are cautious and really don't want to get pregnant.
WOW. I actually laughed out loud at this one. Heck almost cried laughing. Thank you, I needed that one. So I now know to just skim right past ALL of your posts. Suffice to say you are as ignorant as they come. No need to contaminate my brain EVER with such futile thoughts of yours. Where is that ignore button?
Take away the rules of society and start at square one by looking at man's innate natural appetites. I don't think men (and many women) were constructed for fidelity. Sex (like hunger) is an urge with which one is born and becomes stronger at different stages in one's life. Try eating the same meal day after day when you see other options. Few of us can resist that really yummy dessert. Women will forego, or may even not be interested in, sampling the other gender because, as anthropologists have stated, after a woman bears children, she needs to have the man around until the children become more independent, at which time she is more than likely in a position to provide for them herself.
Oh, I know that feeling. But we learn from it. At the same time, it is a good feeling to know that there is this something that you can trust.
There was one instance where I ignored my gut feeling. However, a lot of times I just stopped and observed. Many times, things played out similarly to how I sensed they would.
I must leave now, I have to make my appointment.
Lol, ok the boldest part was so sweet. And yes I agree with all of the above. Hope you make your appointment in time dear!
But that is what condoms are for. They take out the risk. Other than that, I don't see why going after multiple women is a bad thing.
It's not, in and of itself--as long as you aren't deceiving anyone else in the process.
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Originally Posted by capitol
And thats what birth control is for too. If a woman doesn't want to get pregnant, she doesn't get pregnant. it's no coincidence that its the reckless ones who get unplanned pregnancies. You don't see white careerist chicks (Ie: lawyers, bankers, etc.) getting pregnant in their 20's when they don't want to be pregnant. It's because they are cautious and really don't want to get pregnant.
Actually, it happens to "white careerist chicks," too. They just get the morning after pill or have an abortion.
Actually, it happens to "white careerist chicks," too. They just get the morning after pill or have an abortion.
My point exactly. If you don't want to get pregnant, you don't. Plenty of options, so I see no reason why a woman would complain unless the guy poked holes in the condoms without her knowledge.
Even if the guy gets STD's or pregnant, does it make it morally wrong for him to play the field and follow his biological urges? Personally me, I don't want to spread my seed, but can we blame a guy who does if his body is telling him to?
My point exactly. If you don't want to get pregnant, you don't. Plenty of options, so I see no reason why a woman would complain unless the guy poked holes in the condoms without her knowledge.
Even if the guy gets STD's or pregnant, does it make it morally wrong for him to play the field and follow his biological urges? Personally me, I don't want to spread my seed, but can we blame a guy who does if his body is telling him to?
The only 100% way to avoid pregnancy is to not have sex.
I can assure you many an "oops" has happened, even WITH birth control.
And yes, as a society we can blame guys who randomly go around "following their bodily urges" for their lack of personal responsibility.
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