But some trophies are into that. I saw a video once where a pedestal had like 4 trophies on it.
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How many sexual partners for girls is too many?
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But some trophies are into that. I saw a video once where a pedestal had like 4 trophies on it.
perfectchaos007
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Vagina's are like venus fly traps. They look inviting, but get close you will be eaten alive.
After being in a few serious relationships that have ended bad, the past definitely will tell you about how a person will be. Sure, I said eff it, that's their past - but NO.
Having many partners has some ties with psychology and can give you hints at behavioral patterns.
And my manly instincts do not like many.
SquiddyCracker
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Vaginas are like game consoles - try and see how many discs you can squeeze in at once.
Have you considered that maybe you are just a shitty judge of character regardless of a person past sexual exploits?
readLeader
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Then sleeping in your own feces and spending your days shooting up must be just as good as a life dedicated to finding a cure for severe illness; after all, "we are all merely depraved animals".
Devolution
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Don't question his manly instincts.
freenudemacusers
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Hey guys, you wouldn't wipe your ass with used toilet paper, right? Same thing.
And before anyone gets offended, please keep in mind that the guy in this scenario is the ass so it's totally equal.
And before anyone gets offended, please keep in mind that the guy in this scenario is the ass so it's totally equal.
You both made great points imo. No need for any hostility good sir.
This needs to be quoted you just posted the funniest thing I've ever read on NeoGAF.
Fonz72
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=) He did a good job getting me riled up. I just don't like when people make posts personal. I think I may have been trolled a bit. It's all good though, It's Friday!
Besides, being married and with the same person for 14 years, gives me a skewed perspective on the single party life.
readLeader
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Which is not unfounded, given scientific research correlating both early and promiscuous sex with infidelity and higher divorce rates.
Please post your source for these made up facts.
Devolution
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He already did.
He also failed to qualify what makes a divorce bad, who initiated the divorce and for what reasons.
Staying in a marriage doesn't automatically make it healthy.
Either way it doesn't really matter since people cheat even without a history of promiscuity.
Except that the people less likely to have premarital sex are also the ones less likely to view divorce as an actual option. (See: religion.)
I'm not sure if you read my post correctly...
Ugh, I don't want to slog through the pages. I'll just take his word for it. My opinion has now changed.
Devolution
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Change about what?
If you judge people by stats rather than individuals then everyone comes out looking like an asshole really.
MaschinenZimmer
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Yup, everybody who ever had a serious relationship or two will think exactly that way. Sure, people can chance but I am also one of them that got burned and I learned my lessons. Ignoring everything from the past of your partner and thinking: "Now s/he is with me and a totally different human being" is just immature.
Devolution
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Or you're just crap at picking people.
readLeader
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I didn't fail to qualify what makes a divorce bad, because there was no need to; what I said from the beginning is that the expectation that promiscuous women are more likely to get a divorce and less likely to be loyal is corroborated by scientific findings, and that those are features - which is demonstrated by a large number of posts in this thread - that people may connect with that sort of sexual behavior and that they don't want a partner to have. So statistically, it's a sound approach to say "too promiscuous, not gonna take that gamble". And that "case by case" thing you mention whenever statistics are brought up in this thread is intellectually dishonest; with that, you can throw any science that isn't math out of the window and say "well yeah but it doesn't apply to me". The results tell us that those worries people have about promiscuous women (and I specifically say women exclusively because I didn't look up research done with regard to men, not because I think - which isn't the case - that something very different applies for men) are corroborated, even if they may not be the result of research.
See, that these findings are specific to religious people and don't apply to non-religious people is something you would have to prove.
Devolution
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I'm not getting in this dance again. Just lol at you for going about life as some sort of stat game where you can feel justified in your life's personal decisions and pre-judgment of folks based on what some paper tells you.
readLeader
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Making fun of me for actually looking into the facts instead of going by whatever preformed notions I might have, that's taking the cake. readLeader laughs and laughs and laughs.
All of it. 1 dick, 30 dicks, 10 million dicks, or even half a dick. If it isn't my dick inside the women she's probably going to bad divorce me, and cheat on me. I giving up on judging people on a case by case basis and am now just going based on blanket assumption, in regards to relationship sex partner people.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie
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Just trust us on how we think about you. We're looking at the facts on you as written out by you, and we've precisely judged you on it.
Well, in statistics you're always looking for reasons that your study might be flawed and you don't just give it the benefit of the doubt. So the original study would have to take into account such a cultural context before blindly stating: "Prior promiscuity results in higher divorce rates across populations" because that wasn't controlled for. At least in none of the actual research I have seen. The study proves that a correlation between prior promiscuity and higher divorce rates exists, not why.
Devolution
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There's a solid difference between looking into facts and using stats as some sort of basis for your insecurities about getting to know people and possibly having relationships with them.
Princess Carl
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If a woman/man has many partners before you and you enter a relationship, only to find that he/she eventually cheats/chooses not to be with you anymore, isn't that more a hint that you were not satisfying enough? both mentally and physically? I guess more to the point, they like sex and want lots of it, and they want it to be good. Liking sex doesn't mean they like having sex with anyone they can get their hands on.
I don't see the connection where it means that they suck and you did nothing wrong and your poor heart was broked. Sure, there are better and worse ways to handle things, but if you can't keep up, are you expecting them to just deal with your shortcomings?
I don't see the connection where it means that they suck and you did nothing wrong and your poor heart was broked. Sure, there are better and worse ways to handle things, but if you can't keep up, are you expecting them to just deal with your shortcomings?
Im sure it does. Can's a good peoples. I know it wasnt his intention to get a rise out of you. Fourteen years? Good work!
MaschinenZimmer
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It's a learning process. You gain experience through life and make your future decisions based on them.
I don't see what is wrong about that. I am too old for rose-tinted glasses.
readLeader
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I have to wonder, is it possible for someone to incorporate those findings into their life without you calling them names?
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