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how many times have u said no to ur lover
what excuse do u use?
Have u tried saying yes?
I never say no even if I am famished and u know those chemicals ur body releases r so relaxing.
But the best is the cuddling afterward ur bodys touching so sensual.
Re: how many times have u said no to ur lover
This is a really odd post.
Do you assume that women normally would make up excuses so that they don't need to have sex? Do you assume that most women would rather say no? Where is this question coming from?
Um, of course I've turned down sex. If I'm sick or just not in the mood, then no means no.
I couldn't imagine forcing sex when I'm not in the mood for it...I'd probably be irritated even afterward.
Last updated 4/06/11
Ditto and same for DH. If someone doesn't want to, neither one of us would feel bad saying no.
Quite a lot, most of which we're happy with because he'll ask even when he should be asleep, etc, and some of which is due to depression and we're fixing. But I would NEVER use an excuse. If I'm not up for it, my SO is going to hear that. I have tried saying yes when not in the mood, with mixed results. The post-coital relaxation is a big improvement on my overall mood, but not worth mediocre sex. If you're gonna go, go all out.
thanks for ur response
all of u defended no
but have u considered yes even if didn't feel in the mood. Lots of women have tried it and were amazed at how it boosted their mood Plus ur hubby
will appreciate u for being acommodating and wanting to do for him.
of course when u r sick u r excused.
Now in defense of men ok. Don't u love them and give them a gift they want from u that they can't get from no one else cuz u r the one they gave up other women for? would u like it he starts looking for someone who says yes.
to much no cruches a mans fragile ego but he won't say anything,then gives up,thinks why am I begging so when the time comes u r in the mood his plumbing doesn't work. U see that little word"no" is very powerful.
I wish u would stop w the princespeak. U just dont know how annoying u are being.
Dude, if you think every guy has that weak of an ego that he'll go seeking sex elsewhere because he's being turned down for sex by his SO/spouse, wow, you're living in the wrong century.
On a board that is about sex and whatnot, THIS is by far the oddest post I have ever seen.
First off, thank you SO much for excusing us when we're sick. That is so very kind of you.
Secondly, a husband doesn't "give up other women" for his wife - he chooses to spend the rest of their life with her...they aren't "giving up" anything. And guess what? If we say no and they go find it somewhere else, he's going to be a very lonely man in the end.
And lastly, you have to beg for it because no woman is turned on by your mindset. It's no wonder you aren't getting laid.
This thread is 'a beauty'.
ppffftt..... what guy hasn't heard "No"
(or in my case "No! How many different ways do I need to say it?!? No means No, dammit.)
..... I still don't give up. It's how we're wired. *shrug
I never ever tell my husband no... It's always the other way around. I want it every day lol
You may want to look up the definition of famished.
Lol! Mine too!