Sexy_Malibu
Master Don Juan
I was reading the... um... interesting... thread "The Most Sexually Erotic Question You Can Ask A Girl"..... (etc).... and something NMMWCR said got me thinking...
A while ago one of my friends said, "As long as your number doesn't go over your age then it's not too many." (One of our friends blushed at that statement, so we were like "uh... okay as long as you don't double your age then it's okay!" ha ha)...
I know there's the whole double standard issue which has been discussed ad nauseum, so let's not even debate it... but just out of curiousity, what do you think is "too high" or "too low" etc... for yourself or for someone you'd potentially date. (I'm not looking for advice or anything, because I personally don't really care if I'm "normal" or "acceptable", but I WAS wondering what you thought "normal" or "acceptable" was).
It got me thinking about what guys consider a "normal" number... for guys AND girls...Originally posted by NMMWCR
Are we supposed to believe you're keeping a spreadsheet of your stats broken down by blonde, brunette, and redhead? If a guy has more than a dozen partners by the time he is 22, its because he can't get anyone to come back for seconds so he has to start over once he scores and she figures out his game is a front and he's a dud in the sack. A number like 62 doesn't make you a DJ or a stud, it makes you a dumbazz.
A while ago one of my friends said, "As long as your number doesn't go over your age then it's not too many." (One of our friends blushed at that statement, so we were like "uh... okay as long as you don't double your age then it's okay!" ha ha)...
I know there's the whole double standard issue which has been discussed ad nauseum, so let's not even debate it... but just out of curiousity, what do you think is "too high" or "too low" etc... for yourself or for someone you'd potentially date. (I'm not looking for advice or anything, because I personally don't really care if I'm "normal" or "acceptable", but I WAS wondering what you thought "normal" or "acceptable" was).