Female sex drive

[Docfeelgood]

Hmm. Dunno if it's monthly but certainly periods of being more horny than others.

Its called ovulation.

[Docfeelgood]

Who wrote this sh!t? A Mormon?

[Docfeelgood]

Sex is the language men use to express their tender loving vulnerable side," Perel says. "It is their language of intimacy."

Two words; RAPE and PRISON. lol!

[Agathon]

Ah, right, sorta like a nancy then? A crafty butcher. A navigator of the windward passage.

A screaming left-footer, a shirtlifter, a brown helmet, a rectum ranger.

Or my favourite Australasian term: "a pillow biter".

[MikeH]

But that doesn't match my experiences, or those of other people I know. Lots of guys want to have some kind of relationship before they have sex. It's just not a very macho thing to admit to. The problem with sex surveys is that people lie their arses off.

My brother once, whilst brilliantly drunk, said he can't have sex with a girl unless he's been writing her letters for 6 months, at which point a friend responded "you'll regret that when you're older" He said "I regret it now!".

but anyway. Some men don't like sex very much, some women love it a lot. It's not that hard to understand?

And sex is never really meaningless is it? There's always some kind of emotional need or consequence whether it's admitted to or not.

[Alinestra Covelia]

A screaming left-footer, a shirtlifter, a brown helmet, a rectum ranger.

Or my favourite Australasian term: "a pillow biter".

Chutney ferret, lunchbox lancer, stroller down the Bourneville Boulevard. Maybe a rider on the Hershey Highway. What happens when Darth Vader gets drawn into a black hole, or when the shogun dispatches his bum ninjas on a dangerous mission. When travelling through kak canyon, one must watch for the diurnal southward migration of the eyeless brown snake and be on the lookout for arse bandits. Back in urban society, watch out for turd burglars, who will use spam lockpicks to force entry into your premises.


I should probably stop now.

[MikeH]

Poo pusher.

[Kidlicious]

But that doesn't match my experiences, or those of other people I know. Lots of guys want to have some kind of relationship before they have sex. It's just not a very macho thing to admit to. The problem with sex surveys is that people lie their arses off.

My brother once, whilst brilliantly drunk, said he can't have sex with a girl unless he's been writing her letters for 6 months, at which point a friend responded "you'll regret that when you're older" He said "I regret it now!".

but anyway. Some men don't like sex very much, some women love it a lot. It's not that hard to understand?

And sex is never really meaningless is it? There's always some kind of emotional need or consequence whether it's admitted to or not.

Your personal experience is interesting, but not convincing.

[MikeH]

So would you dispute any personal experience that didn't agree with your predjudices?

[Kidlicious]

So would you dispute any personal experience that didn't agree with your predjudices?

No

[Kidlicious]

Also, why use the word prejudice?

[MikeH]

I thought it was both appropriate and provocative.

[Kidlicious]

I thought it was both appropriate and provocative.

So you think WebMD is prejudice?

[MikeH]

I don't know a huge amount about WebMD but the front page has a lot of nonsense. Super Foods for women?

A lot of the stuff in the sex and relationships section is the same kind of bull**** you get in average womens magazines.

There probably is good medical advice on there, but there's a lot of crap too.

[Kidlicious]

I don't know a huge amount about WebMD but the front page has a lot of nonsense. Super Foods for women?

A lot of the stuff in the sex and relationships section is the same kind of bull**** you get in average womens magazines.

There probably is good medical advice on there, but there's a lot of crap too.

It's reviewed by an MD

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