Mr.Fantastic
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So here is my quandary...
A few weeks ago I met a girl from a dating site and we have been going out for a couple of drinks here and there. We must have been out about 8 times or so and each time we make out etc but no sex. Now, I'm still very much wired to see relationships as just a pure means to get sex and I was actually getting quite annoyed that it was not leading anywhere. I was considering dumping her, but I went out with her a couple more times just because she lives so close to me and it was convenient.
So anyway, last time I saw her, which was last night we went back to her place and watched a movie. I started feeling her up and things got a bit hot. She made jokes about 'not giving it up' etc etc. I was just feeling horny and wanted to screw.
She said that I could stay the night and she was up for doing 'stuff' but not having sex.
So we go to bed and she blows me and then I came a second time from kind of humping her as I massaged her back.
She told me that it is a big thing for her to actually have sex with someone, to 'let them in' and she worries that if she sleeps with a guy that he will just suddenly leave. We talked about this at length and we both had a few views on it.
Anyway, my problem is this. I kind of DO want to leave now.
I know I Know.
And I do feel like a **** about it but I want to leave. I also don't think I find her as attractive as I thought I did. I think I was just fooling myself because I wanted to get laid. She's a really nice girl and she said she had only slept with one other guy (although she had a masterful blow job technique!)
I'm a little worried that I pursue sex with girls relentlessly even if i'm not all that attracted to them and don't even like them that much. I've done this before. I want to stop this behaviour.
I don't want to come across as a bad person. I think the porn has warped my view of women to see them as purely sexual but I do have a human side that comes out as I guess my guilty conscience that is expressed in this post.
The reason i'm posting really is to get some advice about how best to handle this situation now.
I don't want to hurt her. But I think I want to break this off before she really starts to get emotionally involved.
What might be the best way to do that?
Should I keep seeing her for a while and not have sex? Should I be a bit 'lame' and try and get her to stop being attracted to me?
I have been considering quitting drinking too. I tend to drink a beer or two before I meet a girl because I'm always nervous and a beer always helps me be more confident being sexual.
I just want to stop basing everything on sex. I want to be able to connect with a girl I really like and not just see it as putting in time before I can get laid. I don't know why I even want to get laid so much. It's never really ever been that great. I kind of just want to do it for the personal satisfaction of having slept with another girl. But that is getting real old. Especially when I'm not as attracted to them as I'd like to be.
Sorry if this seems like i'm brain dumping.
A few weeks ago I met a girl from a dating site and we have been going out for a couple of drinks here and there. We must have been out about 8 times or so and each time we make out etc but no sex. Now, I'm still very much wired to see relationships as just a pure means to get sex and I was actually getting quite annoyed that it was not leading anywhere. I was considering dumping her, but I went out with her a couple more times just because she lives so close to me and it was convenient.
So anyway, last time I saw her, which was last night we went back to her place and watched a movie. I started feeling her up and things got a bit hot. She made jokes about 'not giving it up' etc etc. I was just feeling horny and wanted to screw.
She said that I could stay the night and she was up for doing 'stuff' but not having sex.
So we go to bed and she blows me and then I came a second time from kind of humping her as I massaged her back.
She told me that it is a big thing for her to actually have sex with someone, to 'let them in' and she worries that if she sleeps with a guy that he will just suddenly leave. We talked about this at length and we both had a few views on it.
Anyway, my problem is this. I kind of DO want to leave now.
I know I Know.
And I do feel like a **** about it but I want to leave. I also don't think I find her as attractive as I thought I did. I think I was just fooling myself because I wanted to get laid. She's a really nice girl and she said she had only slept with one other guy (although she had a masterful blow job technique!)
I'm a little worried that I pursue sex with girls relentlessly even if i'm not all that attracted to them and don't even like them that much. I've done this before. I want to stop this behaviour.
I don't want to come across as a bad person. I think the porn has warped my view of women to see them as purely sexual but I do have a human side that comes out as I guess my guilty conscience that is expressed in this post.
The reason i'm posting really is to get some advice about how best to handle this situation now.
I don't want to hurt her. But I think I want to break this off before she really starts to get emotionally involved.
What might be the best way to do that?
Should I keep seeing her for a while and not have sex? Should I be a bit 'lame' and try and get her to stop being attracted to me?
I have been considering quitting drinking too. I tend to drink a beer or two before I meet a girl because I'm always nervous and a beer always helps me be more confident being sexual.
I just want to stop basing everything on sex. I want to be able to connect with a girl I really like and not just see it as putting in time before I can get laid. I don't know why I even want to get laid so much. It's never really ever been that great. I kind of just want to do it for the personal satisfaction of having slept with another girl. But that is getting real old. Especially when I'm not as attracted to them as I'd like to be.
Sorry if this seems like i'm brain dumping.