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How many people have you slept with?
0 14 (26.9%)
1 4 (7.7%)
2-3 8 (15.4%)
4-5 5 (9.6%)
6-10 10 (19.2%)
11-20 1 (1.9%)
20-50 3 (5.8%)
50-100 3 (5.8%)
100-250 1 (1.9%)
250+ 3 (5.8%)
Total Votes: 52
How many people have you slept with?
Topic Started: Jul 8 2012, 11:43 PM (5,597 Views)
Henke
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Okay, you brave people - go ahead, just shoot :)

You can also give your age if you want.
Edited by Henke, Jul 8 2012, 11:45 PM.

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I can see where this will be leading. The more the cooler they think they are.
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Jul 8 2012, 11:45 PM
I can see where this will be leading. The more the cooler they think they are.
Of course not, I'm just interested. On the contrary, this isn't really something to brag with I think. I actually wish I would have been a bit more selective myself younger, I've spent long times single and always liked to go to bars and well things happen. Drunk one night stands can be quite nice and contrary to what you maybe think romantic too and good for both persons but they are often disasters as well.

I'd rather be friends with a whore than a true love awaits type of person though myself.
Edited by Henke, Jul 8 2012, 11:48 PM.

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Legend to deciphering any possible however unlikely female replies:

0 = Sucked 20 dicks
1 = 5
2 = 10
3 = 15
4 = 20
5-10 = 30
10-15 = 50
20+ = 100+

I voted 6-10. It kind of depends on what do you count as sex.
Edited by Thoth, Jul 8 2012, 11:51 PM.
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Yo mama!
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Jul 8 2012, 11:47 PM
Legend to deciphering any possible however unlikely female replies:

0 = Sucked 20 dicks
1 = 5
2 = 10
3 = 15
4 = 20
5-10 = 30
10-15 = 50
20+ = 100+
Not everyone is like you Vortex.
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Jul 8 2012, 11:47 PM
Legend to deciphering any possible however unlikely female replies:

0 = Sucked 20 dicks
1 = 5
2 = 10
3 = 15
4 = 20
5-10 = 30
10-15 = 50
20+ = 100+
Lmao!

Legit lulz
"Guys that get married and have kids at a young age are suckers. I see them struggling financially with some fat disgusting woman and a small baby and I gloat in front of them with my expensive material possessions and care free attitude." - Robert
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Haha Vortex! Good one :D

Kinda reminds me of one of my own sex based math theories, or well we made it up together with friends.
It's called the F / K ratio i.e. fucking-to-kissing -ratio and it means the percentage of people you have kissed on the mouth that you have also had sex with.
If it is very close to 1, you probably haven't had a lot of sex so that is not really optimal but something like 60-70% is reasonable success. The thing is that failure and trial and error often goes together with succeeding so the ratio is usually pretty low even for successful guys (or why not girls)

But I was about 18-19 when I invented this concept though so i have matured a bit though :D

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LOL seriously one said 250+. Must be a rock star then.

Anyway seriously premarital sex is not a good thing.

Three Lies About Premarital Sex

Is Scripture becoming outdated and archaic in light of today's cultural views concerning premarital sex?

by Shana Schutte




When Cindy met Rob, she knew that even though he attended church, he didn't share her convictions about premarital sex. Rob thought it was OK—and even good for dating couples to engage in—and Cindy believed it was wrong from a Christian perspective.

As their friendship progressed, Cindy and Rob's opposing viewpoints caused some hot debates. It also forced them both to take a second look at their convictions. As a result, Cindy developed a deeper understanding of truth, and Rob was forced to face the lies he'd always believed.

If you're like Cindy or Rob, and you've taken a stand for (or against) premarital sex, but you're not sure why, here are some things to consider.

Scripture is Outdated, Right?

Like many singles, Rob thinks the Scriptures on sexual purity are outdated and archaic. "Those parts of the Bible aren't relevant to today," he told Cindy. "After all, when the Scriptures were written, the people during that time got married when they were teens; so they didn't have to struggle with sexual temptation like we do now."

In response to Rob's argument, Cindy found Scriptures about sexual purity and showed them to him. When Cindy read 1 Corinthians 6:9, 2 Corinthians 12:21, Galatians 5:19, Hebrews 13:4 and Deuteronomy 22:13-28, all which condemn sex before marriage, she asked Rob, "Are these Scriptures relevant to today?" "Nope," Rob responded.

"Do you have a pair of scissors?" Cindy asked.

"Why?

"Because I think we should cut those Scriptures out. After all, if they're not true because people can't control their desires, why not completely eliminate them? After all, we can just pick and choose the parts of Scripture that we want to believe on sexual purity, right? Give me your scissors," she said.

"You're crazy," Rob responded.

Crazy or not, Cindy had made her point—there are holes in Rob's it's-not-true-because-people-can't-control-their-desires theology. Why? Because, if his beliefs were based on truth, they would stand up in every circumstance, but they don't.

For example, if sex before marriage is okay because people supposedly can't control themselves, then it must be okay to engage in pornography, too, right? After all, the temptation to watch and participate in porn abounds like it didn't in Bible times.

Not surprisingly, when Cindy asked Rob if it was OK to engage in pornography, his theology changed. "Pornography isn't okay because it's damaging to the people who are doing it, and it's not very Christian."

Why does Rob have a schizophrenic view of purity and of the Bible's commandments?

Additionally, if scriptures in the Bible became untrue because people can't control their desires, then we'd also have to cut out the commandments on stealing, lying, cheating and having affairs.

Sure enough, there are holes in Rob's sex-before-marriage theology, just like there would be holes in his Bible if Cindy cut it up.

Doesn't Sex Produce Intimacy?

During their discussions about premarital sex, Rob insisted that it was good to engage in sex with a dating partner because "it brings you closer."

Cindy believes that this is true, and not true. On one hand, the Bible says that sex causes "two people to become one." Therefore, it's more than just a physical act, it's also a spiritual encounter (Mark 10:6-9).

Additionally, Dr. Patricia Love, the author of The Truth About Love, writes that a feeling of intimacy is created by a "chemical cocktail" that is produced in the brain during sex and stays with each person for up to 24 hours after intercourse. Perhaps this physiological bonding is what Rob was referring to.

On the flip side, having sex is no guarantee that the deep emotional intimacy that everyone longs for will develop.

Alice Fryling, in an article titled, Why Wait for Sex? writes:


"Genital sex is an expression of intimacy, not the means to intimacy. True intimacy springs from verbal and emotional communion. True intimacy is built on a commitment to honesty, love and freedom. True intimacy is not primarily a sexual encounter. Intimacy, in fact, has almost nothing to do with our sex organs. A prostitute may expose her body, but her relationships are hardly intimate."

Some experts even report that premarital sex short circuits the emotional bonding process. Donald Joy, a writer for Christianity Today, sited a study of 100,000 women that linked "early sexual experience with dissatisfaction in their present marriages, unhappiness with the level of sexual intimacy and the prevalence of low self-esteem."

So what does this mean? If Rob tries to convince Cindy, or any woman, that sex will actually help their relationship, she might want to think again before consenting. While premarital sex does produce a short-lived chemical cocktail in the brain, there is no guarantee that it will produce long-term emotional closeness or relational satisfaction.

Can't Sex Help You Determine Compatibility?

Rob told Cindy he felt it was unreasonable to expect him to abstain from sex before marriage because no one would buy a car without test driving it; so he couldn't imagine committing to marriage without taking a "sex test drive."

When Cindy suggested to Rob that his "test drive" mentality could lead him to compare his wife's sexual performance with his other partners, he denied it. "No, I wouldn't," he adamantly said.

However, his logic is faulty. Here's why: If it was true that Rob wouldn't struggle with comparison, why would he need to "test drive" anything? After all, if he'd never had multiple partners, he would automatically think his wife the best. For example, the man who hasn't ever seen or driven more than one car doesn't know what other cars are like; therefore he would be satisfied with his automobile.

Partners can also feel threatened if they think their mate could be comparing them with previous partners.

When Cindy randomly asked 10 women at work if they would be worried that their husband was comparing them if he'd had intercourse with multiple women before marriage, 80 percent of them said yes.

This provides a strong argument to abstain from sex before marriage to protect the emotional safety that your spouse will need to feel in marriage.

Hope and Restoration After Premarital Sex

Perhaps you're asking, "What if, like Rob, I'm guilty of sexual sin?"

The first thing to remember is that no sexual sin is beyond God's forgiveness. Thankfully, He doesn't withhold forgiveness or grace from those who ask for it.
I John 1:9 promises that if you confess your sins, that He is faithful to forgive and to cleanse you from all unrighteousness. Note: This includes all sin, and does not exclude sexual sin. Psalm 103: 12 also promises, "As far as the east is from the west, so far has He removed our transgressions [sins] from us."

In addition to forgiveness, God wants you to embrace His grace that will help you move forward in life and embrace the promises He has for you with joy. In spite of your choices, God wants to bring you relational fulfillment.

Copyright © 2008, Shana Schutte. All rights reserved. International copyright secured. Used by permission.
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Jul 8 2012, 11:47 PM
Legend to deciphering any possible however unlikely female replies:

0 = Sucked 20 dicks
1 = 5
2 = 10
3 = 15
4 = 20
5-10 = 30
10-15 = 50
20+ = 100+

I voted 6-10. It kind of depends on what do you count as sex.
Maybe the opposit applies to males.

I have never slept with anybody. Not really planning to change that either.
If you take anything in this forum overly serious, you should really go and see a doctor.
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Ok, why not - who cares I can tell my figure to Delilah's horror and so I can be moralized :D

To be honest I've lost count... I've had about 10 years active sexually and it's definitely more than 50 but not more than around 60-65
My relationships have unfortunately been (except hopefully not this one) rather short, so I have spent so much time single that I don' think it's a big count really at all when you think about it and that when I was .ike 18-22 I went drinking / bars / clubbing every weekend and often 2 times.
Edited by Henke, Jul 9 2012, 12:00 AM.

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^^^ yes for men just use the inverse of that cipher :D
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@Delilah: tldr

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Jul 8 2012, 11:59 PM
Ok, why not - who cares I can tell my figure to Delilah's horror and so I can be moralized :D

To be honest I've lost count... I've had about 10 years active sexually and it's definitely more than 50 but not more than around 60-65
My relationships have unfortunately been (except hopefully not this one) rather short, so I have spent so much time single that I don' think it's a big count really at all when you think about it and that when I was .ike 18-22 I went drinking / bars / clubbing every weekend and often 2 times.
Huh? No I don't judge. If you repent sincerely and not do it again then God will forgive you but seriously I wouldn't want to be with a guy who had that many sexual partners. I'd be afraid of what I might get from him.
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Jul 9 2012, 12:01 AM
@Delilah: tldr
What does that mean?
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"too long, didn't read"

What if he was tested and proven clean?
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Jul 9 2012, 12:05 AM
"too long, didn't read"

What if he was tested and proven clean?
you didn't read it because you didn't feel like it but it is common even among Christian men to have premarital sex and the arguments they use to justify it are all in this article.

It's not just the cleanliness aspect. I would be jealous of all the women he slept with. I know that's not exactly rational but who said jealousy is rational.

Oh and I would wonder if this person could ever really committ to anyone.
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Jul 9 2012, 12:03 AM
. I'd be afraid of what I might get from him.
What do you mean? Or hey I know. I think you mean that all that undivided attention from me could prove to be overwhelming for someone who hasn't had somebody as thoughtful

In my case you'd get unconditional love, undivided attention, breakfasts to bed, daily romantic surprises, roses delivered to your office, a man that does all the household chores equally and washes his clothes and irons his shirts, guitar serenades under your balcony, romantic weekend trips to Venice and Paris, beautiful lovemaking, in case of raising a family a man that loves kids and is good with them etc etc.
Basically you could just sit back and enjoy every day of the rest of your life. So yes, I think you do have a point that you should be worried what you can get and if you can handle it ;)

As a side-note even though your dear pope tries to keep it a secret, maybe via the internet the story has reached your ears too: condoms are invented and around :)

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Please Delilah spare us of your crusade to teach us all what's right and wrong according to you and what we should all be doing.
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Jul 9 2012, 12:13 AM
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Jul 9 2012, 12:03 AM
. I'd be afraid of what I might get from him.
What do you mean? Or hey I know. I think you mean that all that undivided attention from me could prove to be overwhelming for someone who hasn't had somebody as thoughtful

In my case you'd get unconditional love, undivided attention, breakfasts to bed, daily romantic surprises, roses delivered to your office, a man that does all the household chores equally and washes his clothes and irons his shirts, guitar serenades under your balcony, romantic weekend trips to Venice and Paris, beautiful lovemaking, in case of raising a family a man that loves kids and is good with them etc etc.
Basically you could just sit back and enjoy every day of the rest of your life. So yes, I think you do have a point that you should be worried what you can get and if you can handle it ;)

As a side-note even though your dear pope tries to keep it a secret, maybe via the internet the story has reached your ears too: condoms are invented and around :)
I know HE5 but not everyone uses them all the time.

Seriously I wouldn't take a chance on someone like that if he takes sex so casually.
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Jul 9 2012, 12:14 AM
Please Delilah spare us of your crusade to teach us all what's right and wrong according to you and what we should all be doing.
Huh. It's up to you what you do. I just gave my opinion.
Edited by Delilah, Jul 9 2012, 12:16 AM.
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This thing about saving sex for marriage seems like another archaic construct that only gains any sort of following in the USA in addition to the countries under obvious religious dictatorship.
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