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I Agree, and here are my Reasons
1. If you had a sex change operation and your partner doesn't know.
2. If you have erectile dysfunction
3. If you have STD s like Gonorrhea
4. If you are the opposite sex of what your partner thinks
5. I have more but I think I made my point.
If you wait to take off your "Pants" it will definitely make the relationship last longer. |
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This is the exact same debate at you made a few minutes into the future of this. |
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What if you usually don't wear pants? |
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1) What if you have a swimsuit underneath and you're both jumping in a pond? 2) What if you're on
fire? 3) What if a scorpion ran up your pant leg? 4) What if you got bit by a snake and you need
her to suck the poison out?.... Ha Ha, OK seriously now...
Having sex is actually one of the better hurdles to get over in a relationship. If it's bad then
you don't want to be saddled with him the rest of your life. If it's good it may be one of the many
links to keep the relationship alive. If he leaves as soon as he got the sex then thank God you
didn't marry him first because that would have been a really lame and troubled marriage.
If you're counting on marriage itself to be the handcuffs that make sure he doesn't run away right
after sex then your marriage will be as doomed as it is pathetic. He'll still leave you, it will
just take a lot longer and leave emotional and financial scars. |
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No, it won't be.
As I've said, cheer up. I'd hazard a guess that your boyfriend has just left you, but that's no
reason to try and make us miserable. |
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15 Aug 2008 20:21
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