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cowgirltease 08-07-2004 05:20 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetlady
You need to not take it personal. I'm entitled to the opinion that if I ran around having sex, I would be demeaning the sexual act and it would be "spreading my legs for anything that moved." That's my judgement of ME if I were to do that, WITH THE WAY THAT I FEEL ABOUT SEX. You don't view it the way I do. In case you hadn't noticed. Thus my judgements of a person who feels as I do and treats sex causally DON'T APPLY TO YOU, unless YOU apply them to yourself.

My point is that there's no need for you to be offended by my remarks unless you want to be.



I don't take this personal. My ex tried to MAKE me feel this way but it didn't work. This is about MY needs, ME trying to express myself, NOT about LOVE. Love is what I felt for my husband. Not my sexual partners.

flutelady 08-07-2004 08:27 PM

I think every couple has the right to decide what sort of relationship they want to have..... what they want and don't want, can and can't handle, what the boundaries are and how and when and IF they should expand. I think as each couple decides these things and feels happy and settled with their choices, that those choices should be respected by everyone else. In other words, no judging the other guy. We're all entitled to have the kind of relationship that works FOR US, not for someone else.

That being said... while I have zero problem with someone who practices an open marriage lifestyle, I myself could not do so. I'm simply not "built" that way, that's all there is to it.

To each his own. I'm entitled to my choices, and you're entitled to yours. More power to us both.

denny 08-10-2004 08:41 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by flutelady
I think every couple has the right to decide what sort of relationship they want to have..... what they want and don't want, can and can't handle, what the boundaries are and how and when and IF they should expand. I think as each couple decides these things and feels happy and settled with their choices, that those choices should be respected by everyone else. In other words, no judging the other guy. We're all entitled to have the kind of relationship that works FOR US, not for someone else.

That being said... while I have zero problem with someone who practices an open marriage lifestyle, I myself could not do so. I'm simply not "built" that way, that's all there is to it.

To each his own. I'm entitled to my choices, and you're entitled to yours. More power to us both.


I think it is paramount that partners are comfortable and open-eyed about the behavior they practice. Indeed, many people connect and develop very serious emotions out of intimacy. This can certainly threaten an existing relationship regardless of the original intentions in an attempt at swinging.

And conversely, others can separate sexual behaviour from love. We are all different and should express ourselves accordingly. Someone who has insecurity, has no business being in an open marriage whether there S/O does or not.

Be true to thine own self.


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