Have you ever turned down Sex from someone other than your spouse?

[wuapinmon]

Sort of NSFW

http://regent.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/06/12/unicorn.jpg

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[wuapinmon]

[Art Vandelay]

Always live by the code

[Coastal Ute]

I read about 3 posts in this thread and then found that they were all about the same.

...

I know you're all dying to hear about my sexual escapades as well, so I won't disappoint.

Actually, yes I will.

[KillerDog]

I wish I had seen this thread earlier. The stories are amazingly fun. Interestingly, most of them have to do with being propositioned, not propositioned when married. Two different items. I've only been propositioned four times by women who knew I was married and only two of those actually knew my wife.

[cougjunkie]

creekster turned down free sex from a prostitute, then walked home with his red hunting cap on...the ears puled way down just like he likes it. As he walked down the street he saw an "f you" written on the sidewalk....

He must have been by the USC campus.

[Babs]

I know you're all dying to hear about my sexual escapades as well, so I won't disappoint. Actually, yes I will.

Don't hold back. (Just have a good time.)

[John McClain]

I just lost my appetite.

[Viking]

nikuman, I think I found your unicorn tattoo page.
http://www.holytaco.com/30-awesomely...attoos-gallery

This is repulsive.

[Shaka]

Awe hell. Any time someone posts something like that I have to go and Google the malady. Now I've seen stuff that will haunt me forever.

[wuapinmon]

[The Fourth Nephite]

Or maybe:

Is that the new Boise State logo? They're pretty full of themselves now that they hammered the Utes.

[oxcoug]

This thread stands out for the volume of responses on Day 1. Must run like five pages in the first 24 hours.

Since the record wants answers, and not because I'm interested in waggling: Yes. Somewhat regularly.

But it's not really a matter of waggle-able pride, given that I'm a man in my mid 30s who has been dating non-Morms for a decade while (mostly) maintaining a credible semblance of LDS standards. If I hadn't had to turn a few away at my zipper it would be a sad tale indeed.

But I did find - really starting in the UK, when I started dating the daughters of Judah and other gentiles - that saying 'no' gave me a kind of unprecedented (for me) advantage - attractive women simply could not fathom a dude saying "no" and it cranked their determination to bed me up to 11, which in turn made it more fun for me to deflect their advances...

And these Pyrrhic victories obviously left me in a daze of frustration so that I began to realize that getting to the point where saying "no" was necessary was no fun unless I said "maybe" or "is there a compromise position?"

I think my experiences would make worthy additions to the next edition of "For the Strength of Youth."

On a different note - I also had a guy walk up to me in a bar and say "you wanna ***k?"

[Moliere]

Yes, on my honeymoon.

[byu71]

On a different note - I also had a guy walk up to me in a bar and say "you wanna ***k?"

When I got divorced I got all sorts of advice. From one of my more gentile single friends I got this advice. He said skip all the hard work and just learn how to handle rejection. He said, go to a bar, walk up to 10 women and ask if they want to go to your place and do it. He said 3 or 4 will slap your face. 4-5 will just look at you and walk away. However, 1 or 2 will say, sure.

Maybe someone he gave advice to thought he said 10 people not 10 women.