Nope.Would you agree that a single passionate encounter, the kind that leaves you breathless and your heart pounding, is worth a lifetime of simply having sex?
Only if you never, or rarely get laid again. For us normals, no matter how big a deal each of these irresistable sexual experiences seem in their moment, over time, they blend into a pleasant memory of youth.Even if the encounter doesn't evolve into a relationship, is it a valued experience?
You need not be a carpenter, writer or scientist to have great sex.But if you've ever built a house, or written a novel or climbed a mountain, or invented perfected a scientific theory, that stands out. Sex is trivial.
Whoever you are - even if you're a top-flight call-girl/gigolo - however great the sex is, it's just sex.You need not be a carpenter, writer or scientist to have great sex.
Dunno about that. I've set three world records and had over 100 patents issued in my name. Still remember a lot of the sex.But if you've ever built a house, or written a novel or climbed a mountain, or invented perfected a scientific theory, that stands out. Sex is trivial.
Remember that you partook of sex acts, and some of it was very good - or value any particular encounter above other experiences and wouldn't trade?Dunno about that. I've set three world records and had over 100 patents issued in my name. Still remember a lot of the sex.
I'd definitely trade some of the patents . . .Remember that you partook of sex acts, and some of it was very good - or value any particular encounter above other experiences and wouldn't trade?
I had to re-read your post...Dunno about that. I've set three world records and had over 100 patents issued in my name. Still remember a lot of the sex.
I invoke Rule 34. There's always something that isn't patented, so you can avoid the royalties.I had to re-read your post...
At first I thought you were saying you had set ''three world records'' in sex.
And then I was wondering what the heck kind of ''patents'' did you register for sex???
No. Life isn't a sprint; it's a marathon.Would you agree that a single passionate encounter, the kind that leaves you breathless and your heart pounding, is worth a lifetime of simply having sex?
That's a completely different question.Even if the encounter doesn't evolve into a relationship, is it a valued experience?
Are you sure that's not rule 69?I invoke Rule 34.
I could go totally nympho, take drugs and have sex with anyone really.Would you agree that a single passionate encounter, the kind that leaves you breathless and your heart pounding, is worth a lifetime of simply having sex? Even if the encounter doesn't evolve into a relationship, is it a valued experience?
And that, folks, is how meaningful relationships develop......I could go totally nympho, take drugs and have sex with anyone really.
But not having a meaningful relationship is sad.
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Also , the doctrine I think I've said before comes to mind:
Men are like rugs. Lay them right the first time and you can walk all over them.
Is a meaningful relationship a prerequisite for hot, passionate sex? Moreover, is a meaningful relationship built on the foundation of hot, passionate sex?I could go totally nympho, take drugs and have sex with anyone really.
But not having a meaningful relationship is sad.
Why don't you answer that question for yourself?Is a meaningful relationship a prerequisite for hot, passionate sex? Moreover, is a meaningful relationship built on the foundation of hot, passionate sex?