sashafierce wrote: » This post has been deleted.
Would it not be usual for men to verbally clarify that the woman wants to have sex?
Widdershins wrote: » Would it not be usual for men to verbally clarify that the woman wants to have sex?
Zulu wrote: » Well you can answer your own question (perhaps) - is it usual for women to have verbal clarification sought? Is it usual for women to seek verbal clarification?? I wouldn't have thought so in either circumstance. As an adult, I'd have a preference for things to happen organically. I can't imagine I'm in the minority.
If I was a man I probably wouldn't be happy with verbal consent.
Widdershins wrote: » The subject addles my brain. If I was a man I probably wouldn't be happy with verbal consent. And I wouldn't have drunk sex just in case. Not since reading this thread. And that does make it impossible for things to happen organically.
jimgoose wrote: » The whole wretched business is starting to remind me of "The Naked Sun", from Isaac Asimov's "Robot" series of novels. :pac:
Widdershins wrote: » It would suck the fun out of it for me. It's bloody clinical and horrible.
Widdershins wrote: » Accidentally on purpose pregnancies aren't a new thing. They don't sound that bright though. ''The final Whisper confession comes from a mother who already has a six-month-old baby daughter. She admits that her and her fiance are 'lucky' to be able to afford to buy things for her but she is secretly hoping she falls pregnant again.'' So, you already have ''stuff'' from the first baby!
jameorahiely wrote: » Reproductive coercion and sabotage are not new, but it is part of rape culture and domestic violence . Would you shrug off a man removing a condom without consent before penetrating as him just not being too bright?
FortySeven wrote: » Poor guy. Thinking he's being safe and getting caught for a lifetime he clearly doesn't want if he's slipping a Johnny on. I'm surprised the lads on 4chan haven't doxxed these devious feckers yet. Would love to see their Facebook's exposed to the world. Whispers would make a hackers wet dream!
Walter H Price wrote: » Great quote from Tomi Lahren the other day i think it was who said that as a woman she was voting for Trump because she believed in his politics and the politics of the Republican party and as a woman she wouldn't be made feel ashamed for voting with her brain and not with her vagina.
jameorahiely wrote: » There is a sickening rape culture about.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3937806/My-marriage-rocks-Women-confess-shocking-reasons-trying-pregnant-WITHOUT-telling-partners.html#article-3937806
Candie wrote: » I'd say more than one or two of those confessions are guys with an axe to grind. There are a lot of them around. Shocking stuff though.
ZeroThreat wrote: » Would love to see the likes of Louise O'Neill & Tomi Lahren on the same discussion panel. She'd (literally) take lumps out of the liberal bedwetting snowflake looney Lou.
Mortpourvelo wrote: » I hate women.
Mortpourvelo wrote: » I've a mate who fell for the whole "pin in a packet of condoms" scam. Poor sod. I hate women. I am one, and I still hate them. Fierce mad most of them.
Candie wrote: » You're in plenty of company here.
givyjoe wrote: » I've no ax to grind and I've experienced something similar. Was in a relationship, she was up front enough that she wanted to have a child quick sharpish.. i wasn't rushing into anything. What I didn't know was that she was sleeping with multiple men in an attempt to get pregnant. :eek:
Potatoeman wrote: » I know someone it happened to. They had a fyb and she intentionally got pregnant. He told her he didn't want it. She kept it and thought he would come around. He was involved with the child but had no interested in a relationship with her. She admitted it two years later, she was finding it though being a single parent. Her family hated him and had no idea how the whole thing had gone down.