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I swear. True story.You Call That Advice? (Part 4)
Posted on April 12, 2010[Continued from "You Call That Advice? (Part 3)."]
From: John
To: S M <shazamsf@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 2:58:56 PM
Subject: Re: Really?
Hey Suzanne:
I find it amusing that you take the tack that since Carrie Prejean is not living a perfect Christian life, that she has no right to an opinion and she is therefore fair game for vicious attacks. It sounds like you are being supportive of Perez Hilton’s highly sexist and misogynistic attack. But since he is one of the girls apparently it is okay with you. I would hope that this not the case.
As to underage girls claiming to be much older. I have known of dozens of such instances a couple in my own family. One young man was going to be tried for statutory rape becuase he believed the girl. Fortunately the defense lawyer brought up her faceook page claiming that she was 19 rather than the 13 she actually was. I used to work in the pro life movement and there were a lot of girls who deliberately got pregnant.
You seemed to take the tack that girls are completely innocent and guys are the evil ones.
As to promiscuous sex and sex without a relationship, my advice more closely follows mainstream clinicians advice than does yours, so I am not going to change my views on this. Our advice is just that, people can accept it or reject it. You are free to disagree with my advice online and people can decide what if any advice that they want to take.
I refuse to give advice contrary to my my moral compass and values. Whenever my advice could be considered inflammatory, I with hold that advice as you have seen with the same sex marriage problems. I give the best advice that I know how and you are certainly entitled to your opinion and differ with me. If we all gave the same advice then he would not need multiple advice givers on the site. I would always give advice not to have an abortion and I am quite sure that would cause you to become livid with my advice. But I won’t vary from that either. We will have to agree to disagree. But please feel free to challenge me, because the Bible says that like iron sharpens iron so a brother can do also, in your case a sister.
Best Wishes
John
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From: S M <shazamsf@sbcglobal.net>
Subject: Re: Really?
To: John
Date: Sunday, April 4, 2010, 10:37 PM
John,
You are once again reading into my words things that are simply not there. I did not say that Ms. Prejean or anyone else is not entitled to her opinion. I did say that the basis for her opinion, the teachings of the Bible, is a flawed foundation, and that if she’s going to claim to be a Christian with “higher” moral values than non-Christians, then she should walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
If you notice, I did not address Perez Hilton and his treatment of Ms. Prejean AT ALL. Are you reading what I’m writing, or just reading into what I’m writing? I’m not sure how not writing anything about Perez Hilton can be interpreted as support of his behavior.
Of course there are SOME underage girls who claim to be the age of majority. And of course there are some girls/women who deliberately get pregnant when a pregnancy is ill-advised. However, anecdotal evidence is just that, anecdotal. Because something has happened before does not mean it will happen again, and it certainly does not mean it will happen every time.
Again, you are making assumptions about my opinions based on something that I’ve simply not written. I NEVER said girls are innocent and guys are evil. I don’t characterize people – male or female – as evil, ever. Everyone has the capacity for good and bad, and everything in between. Men and women, boys and girls, can be victims as well as victimizers.
Enjoying sex for the sake of enjoying sex does not imply promiscuity, and promiscuity is not necessarily a “bad” thing. Sexually active people should be aware of the risks and benefits of their behavior and act accordingly, with respect for themselves and others. I understand that your own opinions are based on your beliefs that sexuality unless within the confines of a committed heterosexual relationship is wrong, and I’m certainly not trying to change your mind, but you should understand that yours isn’t the only way to think/live.
Of course I did not suggest you give advice contrary to your opinion. What I suggested is that you not jump to conclusions about infidelity, etc., based on the little information given in the questions. Just because someone has a job at a gym and is simultaneously acting like an ass to his girlfriend does not mean he is enjoying the attention of multiple other ladies. And enjoying attention from people not one’s mate does not make a person “bad.”
I’m not even going to touch that you would “always” advise against abortion. The world is not quite so black and white.
Sincerely,
Suzanne White Montiel
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Hey Suzanne:
In case you missed it, I was doing clairificatioin. I said that it sounded like you were taking a position, not that you were taking that position. I was reacting to your feelings and responding with my interpretation of what it sounded like you were inferring.
As a man, I will always respond differently than you will. I recognize patterns. The young lady stated that her boyfriend had been previously loving and attentive. Now that he had a job at the gym he was ignoring her and treating her badly. He is in a postion to be hit on by a lot of women and that was my assesment for why he was being crappy to his girlfriend when he had previously been loving and attentive. That is my call and I stand by it.
We don’t have the option of getting in depth intake, we have the limited one sided description of the person’s opinion of the facts. We are asked to give our advice based upon that and I do. People are free to accept it or reject it as they choose. It is free advice on a free site.
Are there exceptions to the rule, of course there are. I am speaking to the majority out there. The majority of people do better having sex in a committed relationship.
As to Carrie Prejean not living the walk, we are all hypocrites and we are all sinners according to the bible. We are all at various stages of spiritual maturity. Just because she is not a perfect christian should not open her up for the vicious attacks. You came across as she got what she had coming because she did not meet up with your standards of spiritual maturity and therefore she had no business answering as she did. Perez Hilton deliberately asked the question so that he could ellicit the answer that he wanted so that he could launch his hate speech attack. I am frankly mortified at your take on that issue. No one, especially a young woman should have been slandered in the way that he did. As I said, she answered in the same way that Obama would but I don’t see you attacking him, but maybe it is because he is politiclaly correct.
Best wishes
John
[To be continued. The guy's a fucking idiot.]
I swear. True story.
You Call That Advice? (Part 3)
Posted on April 07, 2010[Continued from "You Call That Advice? (Part 2)."]
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Just out of curiosity, were you raised Catholic? I have only heard the term dialogue used in Catholic circles. That opens up a whole new discussion if it were true.
Best Wishes
John
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John,
Did you ever take a logic class? Did you really go to college? Because you are coming across as someone who has been taught doctrine, not how to think for himself. “Dialogue” is a pretty common thing that has roots not in Catholicism, but in critical thought, which came around long before Jesus. (How apt that we’re having this discussion today, eh? [Easter Sunday.])
When you make blanket statements that include the words “never,” “always,” and “evil” that leaves no room for growth, thought, and learning. The world, and the people in it, changes, and if we don’t have room for that change then where are we?
My own religious background has absolutely no bearing on the discussion I’m trying to have, and an ad hominem attack does nothing but enforce your inability to have a logical discussion about FACTS.
Sincerely,
Suzanne White Montiel
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This represents the common answer to my advice not to give up sex without a relationship. It was from a recent blog entry and my answer.
I am happy to have a dialogue with you, but there are things that are a waste of time because I will not depart from my views, this being one of them.
Best Wishes
John
TApril 4, 2010 at 3:09 PM
Thank you so much for your insight. I think I needed some clarity. I’ve realized that I don’t need to be …umm..promiscuous (in a way) to have a platonic relationship with a guy. I just need to find my strength to not buy into the guy’s notion that sex comes without strings.
There are always strings, especially for me.
Zee
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John,
Once again, anecdotal evidence is just that. I’m certainly glad you were able to help this Zee person, but the same advice would not have been helpful for everyone, despite your best efforts to shoehorn people into your rigid boxes.
Your inability to think from a different point of view, or even entertain that you are not always right, makes me sad for the state of critical thinking.
By the way, we are communicating via the internet, so links to your blog and any other sources of information would not only be helpful, but polite.
Sincerely,
Suzanne White Montiel
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My comments were not meant to be an ad hominem attack. As to my query about whether or not you were raised catholic. There is a reason for that. I was raised catholic. I was also one of the thousands of kids that were sexually abused by a catholic priest. Once I started studying the bible for myself, I discovered how much of Catholic doctrine is in direct contradiction to biblical teachings.
As to always and never, I am aware that generally it is not good to use them as it cuts off communication and I don’t think that I am an authority on everything. There are certain things for which I have come to the realizationi that they are bed rock beliefs, and it is to those beliefs that I will not stray. As I said, people are free to accept or reject my advice as they see fit. I am 60 years old and and I know that in many people’s eyes, that makes me an old fuddy duddy. In other cultures I would be revered for my age and wisdom.
As to logic and critical thinking, I am an outside the box critical thinker. It might help you to know that I am an ENTJ on the Meyer Briggs. That might give you more insight into my thought processes. They give very detailed descriptions and go into great detail about all of the the strengths as well as weaknesses.
Best wishes
John
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[This guy further demonstrates his, uh, smarts. More to come.]
I swear. True story.
You Call That Advice? (Part 2)
Posted on April 06, 2010[Continued from "You Call That Advice? (Part 1)."]
From: S M
Subject: Re: Really?
To: John
Date: Sunday, April 4, 2010, 8:14 PM
Dear John,
You, my dear, seem to be all over the map. I suggested your responses have an air of misogyny, which certainly is not name-calling. Defensive much? Let me give you some examples. This from this week:
“Nate, … Avoid sex with her. Many girls want to get pregnant. You should be using a condom and a spermicide as well as pulling it out. Birth control also fails. Do not under any circumstances trust a girl if she tells you that she is on the pill.
Another thing is do not under any circumstances believe what the girl says about her age. You must look at her id. There are a lot of 13=14 year old girls who look very mature. If you have sex with one of these girls you can be prosecuted for statutory rape and be branded a sex offender for life. See, I told you sex is a huge responsibilty [sic] and the courts are not on your side. Be sure to protect yourself against crazy girls who will hurt you.”
Putting aside your obvious attempt at scaring young Nate, you claim girls want to trick guys into getting them pregnant, and that the dangerous 13- and 14-year-old girls are targeting horny 16-year-old boys, who, if they put their penises anywhere but into the proper hole at the prescribed time, will be considered sex offenders. The girl with whom Nate was (is?) fooling around is clearly one of his peers, someone with whom he probably goes to school, so he likely knows how old she is. And you do realize that school id does not necessarily have age on it, right? You did not offer any practical advice, only the idea that girls and their devious ways are to be avoided.
This bit of advice from January 22 is lovely as well. “She is enjoying the attention and probably not seeing or screwing anyone. She is being a prick tease …. She probably is suffering from daddy issues where she needs a lot of male attention to fill in for the missing daddy love that she did not get as a girl.” The woman in question was characterized as flirtatious, which you clearly think is negative.
Feminism is not about defending women at all costs; doing so is paternalistic, not feminist. Feminism is about people – men, women, and transpeople – being individuals. Not all women want to trick men into getting them pregnant; most don’t. Not all women have sex with men in hopes they can have committed relationships. Not all women want to be cuddled and held. (These last two seem to be ideas you’ve espoused in your advice.) Both men and women, and everything in between, can, and do, enjoy sex for sex’s sake, not as a means to an end.
And since you brought up Carrie Prejean, I will happily address that. The problem with idiots like her who claim that their beliefs are based on the teachings of the Bible, is that they pick and choose which lessons of the Bible they take to heart. If Ms. Prejean was all that Christian and all that devoted to the Bible, surely she would not have premarital sex, right? Wrong. Surely Ms. Prejean doesn’t shave or wear clothing made from mixed fibers (no cotton/poly blends for her), right? Wrong. It’s rather difficult to take someone seriously for her adopted belief system when she doesn’t adhere to it herself.
But your responses don’t just come across as anti-woman. Sometimes you make assumptions, such as in response to Meena, whose boyfriend was acting “macho” after he began working at a gym: “Your boyfriend is enjoying all of the attention from the women at the fitness center. He is like a rooster with all of the hens vying for his attention.” There was NO mention of women in Meena’s March 26 question.
How about this one from April 2? The question, from someone in Saudi Arabia, was about a fiancee breaking off the engagement. Without the mention of sexual relations in the question at all, your response was, “She was enjoying the attention from both of you and sex with both of you.” Chances are there was no sex at all, as virginity is highly valued (at least for women) in Saudi culture.
Perhaps this February 26 advice to a man with a new baby and a distant wife jumped the gun a bit: “I hate to tell you this, but I think that she is having an affair. What I can tell you is to just ignore her, have minimal contact with her. Place no demands upon her. Don’t talk about problems. When a woman is holding out and giving you the silent treatment she has all of the power. Take the power away from her and act as if you don’t care if she files for divorce.” The man did not suspect his wife was having an affair, but said she had been distant since the baby was born. You again paint the woman with a broad – and negative – brush, that she is cheating and being manipulative. Why did you jump to that conclusion when depression seemed much more likely, at least to me?
Even with your letter to me, you’ve made quite a few assumptions. I said I hoped to open a dialogue, you defensively say that because we disagree does not make one right and the other wrong. No kidding.
I certainly don’t want to take on the job of civilizing you. If the world is fraught with misandry then wouldn’t you best counter that by not espousing ideals that have created such a culture in the first place?
Sincerely,
Suzanne White Montiel
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Hey Suzanne:
I find it amusing that you take the tack that since Carrie Prejean is not living a perfect Christian life, that she has no right to an opinion and she is therefore fair game for vicious attacks. It sounds like you are being supportive of Perez Hilton’s highly sexist and misogynistic attack. But since he is one of the girls apparently it is okay with you. I would hope that this not the case.
As to underage girls claiming to be much older. I have known of dozens of such instances a couple in my own family. One young man was going to be tried for statutory rape becuase he believed the girl. Fortunately the defense lawyer brought up her faceook page claiming that she was 19 rather than the 13 she actually was. I used to work in the pro life movement and there were a lot of girls who deliberately got pregnant.
You seemed to take the tack that girls are completely innocent and guys are the evil ones.
As to promiscuous sex and sex without a relationship, my advice more closely follows mainstream clinicians advice than does yours, so I am not going to change my views on this. Our advice is just that, people can accept it or reject it. You are free to disagree with my advice online and people can decide what if any advice that they want to take.
I refuse to give advice contrary to my my moral compass and values. Whenever my advice could be considered inflammatory, I with hold that advice as you have seen with the same sex marriage problems. I give the best advice that I know how and you are certainly entitled to your opinion and differ with me. If we all gave the same advice then he would not need multiple advice givers on the site. I would always give advice not to have an abortion and I am quite sure that would cause you to become livid with my advice. But I won’t vary from that either. We will have to agree to disagree. But please feel free to challenge me, because the Bible says that like iron sharpens iron so a brother can do also, in your case a sister.
Best Wishes
John
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[Of course there's more to come. John and I had quite the "debate." I use quotes because generally that requires the use of logic, which he did not utilize. I love the ones who think they're smart.]
I swear. True story.
You Call That Advice? (Part 1)
Posted on April 04, 2010I write advice for Advice.LoveDetour.com. Once a week I receive an email with links to the questions, which are blog post-style. My advice, as well as the advice from other Advice.LoveDetour.com “certified relationship experts,” is displayed as comments to the original question. My policy is to read the question, respond to the question, and then read the advice from the other experts.
For several months I have noticed the advice of one of my fellow experts is downright wacky. Many times I considered writing to him, but realized that just because we don’t agree on some things does not mean his advice is “bad.” For example, he simply did not respond to a question about a long-distance relationship because the relationship happened to be between two women. Not responding was certainly better than the alternative, telling the woman asking the advice that her love was “wrong,” so I held my tongue (fingers?).
I finally wrote when he advised a 16-year-old boy who had gotten to “third base” with a girl to avoid all sexual contact until he was in a committed relationship, that girls will trick him into getting them pregnant, and that he will be branded a sex offender because there are very mature-looking, but crazy, 13- and 14-year-old girls who will lure him into bed.
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Sun, 4/4/10, S M <shazamsf@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
From: S M <shazamsf@sbcglobal.net>
Subject: Really?
To: [John, fellow “expert.”]
Date: Sunday, April 4, 2010, 6:17 AM
John,
I am a fellow “relationship expert” on Advice.LoveDetour.com and have come to read your advice with growing concern.
You make a lot of assumptions based on the little information you’ve gleaned from the questions. Also, you have a distinct air of misogyny in your responses. It is our job to offer advice, not judgment.
I can only assume it is because of your college major of “Bible” that you don’t respond to questions regarding same-sex relationships, and why you advise sexual relations only for people in committed relationships, but I assure you that the people who ask our advice – who have both Judeo-Christian and other value systems – need practical advice, not knee-jerk reactions based on your personal beliefs.
I hope this provides us with an opportunity to open a dialogue.
Sincerely,
Suzanne White Montiel
SF Sex and Relationships Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/x-14163-SF-Sex-and-Relationships-Examiner
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From: John
To: S M <shazamsf@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 8:45:29 AM
Subject: Re: Really?
Hey Suzanne:
We are all a product of our background and value systems. I don’t understand the misogynistic claim. You have given no basis for that name calling.
As to same sex marriages, I refrain from commenting on them so as to avoid giving offense. The bible specifically forbids them in both the new testament and the old testament. I am not about to put that out there so as to be a distraction. Look at what happened to Carrie Prejean. Perez Hilton was sexist, misogynistic and personified hate speech. Ms Prejean’s beliefs coincided with Obama’s beliefs, but it did not stop Perez Hilton from ranting and calling her the C word. Where were the feminists when Perez was ranting and spewing hate speech against a woman who prefaced her remarks that she did not wish to give offense, but expressing her personal belief system. Liberals want free speech unless it is by a conservative and then they are all for censorship.
As to suggesting that people wait to have sex until they are in a committed relationship, (note I did not say married) I stand by that advice. There are a whole lot of guys who will take advantage of women offering sex in the hopes that it will turn into a relationship only to used and tossed aside.
The fact that I disagree with you does not make you right and me wrong. I believe that Sunny wants a mix of advice. I would certainly offer that mix.
I appreciate your taking time to try and “civilize me” but I see a society that is reeking with misandry.
Best wishes
John
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Don’t worry, kids, there’s is a lot more to come. The guy thinks he’s smart so he goes on quite a bit.
I swear. True story.
Pointers for Guys Engaging in Casual Sex, No. 6
Posted on June 15, 2009Some of y’all have just never encountered a casual sex “relationship” and don’t know how to conduct yourselves. Or you just did it wrong. I’m here to help, my lovelies.
- Spending the night is optional. Whether to actually sleep with your host after you’ve “slept” together is a mutual decision. If she invites you and you want to stay, do so with morning sex in mind. If she does not offer, don’t fall asleep considering yourself invited–that’s overstaying your welcome, and the morning will definitely be an uncomfortable mess of awkwardness. If you ask and she says no–for whatever reason–be gracious and leave, thanking her for a fun fuck on the way out. Should she request your presence in her sleeping chamber, but you don’t want to stay, it is fine to thank her and leave–no need for lame-ass excuses.
- If things are uncomfortable beyond repair, get the fuck out. No need to explain yourself beyond, “I’ve got to go.” A woman will assume she’s done something wrong, but better to avoid a fight–or some other encounter that ensures mutual bad feelings–than to have an argument reminiscent of an “If you really cared about me … ” discussion.
- Keep in contact with her. A phone call, email, text, tweet, Facebook message, Craig’s List post, or smoke signal letting her know you had a great time is just nice. She may have postulated that you had a good time when you shot your wad on her face, but it’s still nice to hear/read that the person whose asshole you licked enjoyed it. Be specific in stating what you enjoyed. For example, a text that reads, “Good fuck” may or may not be sufficient. Try, “My favorite part was seeing your ass bouncing on my cock” and see if she doesn’t invite you back for more.
Yep, more to come ….
I swear. True Story.
J Lee: How to Properly Flirt Via Email
Posted on June 06, 2009J Lee responded to the same Craig’s List ad that Seattle Guy did: it was under Strictly Platonic as I was looking for guy FRIENDS.
J Lee:
Just moved to town. And looking for friends. Female friends are always good, for me, as it seems that male friends are for you?
But yeah… I’m interesting and attractive and funny and all that (unfortunately?). But, I mean, I’m also really good at just being friends, and would be down with just hanging out and talking, or going out for a movie, or dancing, or a few drinks, or whatever.
That’s it. I’ve attached a pic.
The photo attached was of a cute, very sweet-looking guy with big blue eyes.
SSF:
You’re lucky I’m not an eye person. I’m more of a mouth person. Otherwise we couldn’t talk.
J Lee:
Whew, that IS lucky… I promise to be really boring when and if we talk. You’re one of the funny ones, aren’t you? I can tell.
SSF:
I am fucking funny. Boring would be good.
J Lee:
Deal. I’ll talk about the stock market and lettuce.
It’ll be like your picture; imagine we’re in a bar, and I’m telling a story about the time I was in line for two hours at the DMV, but I’m telling it in real time so the story really is taking, like, two hours… and you’re so bored you’re watching the Giants game on the television…
It’ll be like that. Perfect, right?
SSF:
Stock market boring, lettuce actually may hold interest for me.
I would have to be pretty fucking bored to prefer watching a Giants game.
Approaching nice, not near perfect. Keep working on it.
J Lee:
I’m onto you, you know… you and your people have set up cameras all over my house, haven’t you? And I’m unwittingly competing with 29 other men to see who can be the most boring, aren’t I?
Well, let me tell you something… I’M IN IT TO WIN IT.
I wear sock garters.
I eat canned peas and margarine.
I spend an inordinate amount of time at the microfish machine at the public library, investigating fishing stories from the 1960′s.
I collect pocket lint.
I read the “terms and conditions” of subscription web sites for fun.
I spend my weekends bundling newspapers for the recycling center.
I dream in black. Not black and white; just black.
SSF:
I’ve kind of lost track of how many are competing, but my people have that information. They do have to keep track of all the cameras after all.
I have the utmost confidence in you. Unfortunately you’re making me laugh.
But you’re very boring, it’s true. Keep telling me how boring you are.
J Lee:
“Yeah, that’s right, I’m boring,” he said again. “I’m so boring, I make Jehovah’s Witnesses check to see if their watches are still running. I play the recorder. I tivo the Home Shopping Network. What’s got two thumbs and loves prune juice?” He made fists with both his hands and pointed his thumbs at his chest. “THIS GUY!”
Her eyes were wide, her mouth slightly agape; she shook her head slowly. “So boring,” she whispered.
He pointed down at his feet. “Brown socks and sandals.” He held up his hand in front of his face and pointed at his wrist. “Digital.” He tapped quickly at the keys. When he showed it to her, upside down, it read, “you are reading this on my calculator watch.”
“Oh god… bore me more, please, bore me more…”
“I bore so well termites come to me for advice. I’m boring, I tells ya… I’m so boring I go into chat rooms and pretend to be a librarian. My favorite video game is Virtual Plumber. You know that Andy Warhol movie ‘Sleep’?” He nodded sagely. “I was an extra.”
Her breathing slowed; her eyelids fluttered; she was out. He removed a perfectly-folded gray blanket from the top of an immaculately-stacked pile of identical gray blankets. Smiling, he shook it out and laid it gently over her prone form, tucking it lightly under her chin. He settled down into his la-z boy recliner and resumed his reading: “Consumer Reports Best American Toasters of the 1990s.”
SSF:
Damn you! Stop being funny! I still like mouths more than eyes though.
The identical perfectly-folded gray blankets actually appeals to me; I may be a little OCD.
Why do you research fishing of the 60s and toasters of the 90s? Other than that they’re boring as fuck?
J Lee:
Yup, you got it. I actively seek out boring things to study just because I’m so… fucking…
Well you know.
I hate to admit it, but since you brought it up again, and in the interest of full disclosure… I’ve been told I have a lovely mouth, too.
And not just by the boys in cell block D, either. Smartass.
SSF:
Why do I even read emails from you any more? Sometimes I do have a bit of trouble getting back to sleep after I’ve taken the dog to the park in the morning, and well, you’ll suffice.
How did you know I was thinking of the guys in D Block?
Who told you have a “lovely” mouth?
J Lee:
Oh come on, give me a bit of credit; anyone with half a sense of humor would think the same thing if a boy said that he’d been told he had a “lovely mouth”… and since we’re already established that you’re fucking funny, it was an easy assumption…
Several young ladies have admired my mouth over the years, actually. For starters I have unnaturally straight teeth. And if you look at my picture again, you may notice that my lower lip is actually quite large and full.
SSF:
So I guess we can’t be friends really. Since I’m a sucker for straight teeth and full lips.
And you’ve made me laugh. Too bad, ’cause I’d like to be friends.
Bore me some more, would you?
J Lee:
Yeah, that is too bad… I’d like to be friends, too…
But the truth of the matter is that, if you really are trying to be good, it might not be the greatest idea for us to become too friendly. ‘Cause I am actually kinda bad. Okay, okay… kinda REALLY bad.
And while I can’t promise to be good, or even to try to be good… I can and do promise to try to try to be good. And trying to be good is, after all, about as boring as it gets, right? So maybe it really COULD all work out…
But hey, emailing is harmless, right? So maybe we can just be pen pals or something.
SSF:
Tell me how bad you are.
J Lee:
How bad do you want me to be?
SSF:
VERY.
J Lee:
I’m not nearly as bad as I could be, but often a lot worse than I should be.
And just when I think I’m being good, I somehow find myself contemplating very bad things indeed.
SSF:
Tell me. Give me an example.
Are you contemplating bad things now?
J Lee:
“…so tell me. Give me an example.” A light shone in her gray-blue eyes as she smiled. “Are you contemplating bad things now?”
He closed his eyes and smiled too. Putting his hand on the back of his head, he sighed and shook his head ever so slightly. When he opened his eyes, he stared directly into hers and his smile broadened. He had unnaturally straight teeth that glinted in the light reflected by the mirror behind the bar.
He didn’t say a word, but the message in his gaze was clear. A flush rose in her cheeks. Not one to easily fluster, she was caught off guard… but only for a moment. She stirred the ice cubes in her drink, took a sip, and then returned his gaze confidently. Now it was his turn to blush. He laughed and reached across the table, trying to catch her hand. Her eyes widened, and she puffed her lower lip out. “I told you, I’m trying to be good…” her voice trailed off as his foot found hers beneath the table. His toe traced a line up her calf, the inside of her knee… a slight intake of breath, barely audible. He came around the table to her, slowly.
SSF:
What bar are we in?
J Lee:
It’s a bar where everything looks vaguely familiar. You might have been there a few times before, but you don’t recognize anybody. The lights are low, and the decor is dark red. We’re in a corner booth, very private. It’s late, and most people have already gone home. No one is paying much attention to what we’re doing… but your eyes are half closed, and your head is leaning back, and you’re asking for more.
And I’m asking what you need to finish.
SSF:
I’m impatient but I do love the anticipation.
J Lee:
What can I offer you for now… a little taste… a teaser, as you say…
Something about my hand, under the table, under your skirt… drawing figure eights with my finger along the inside of your thigh, the line of your panties, the crease in between… wet folds enveloping my fingers as you look around the bar, checking if anyone is watching… your own hand moves to my lap, your palm resting softly on the outline of my shaft through my pants…
Maybe some young lady is watching from the corner? I don’t know, it’s a work in progress…
SSF:
Do you like panties, or should I be wearing none? I get very wet.
J Lee:
I’m sitting here trying to decide… I go back and forth… and back and forth… and back again…
I do love panties… as a word, a concept… but skirts with no panties, and you dripping wet… running down your legs, over my hand… that’s hard to resist…
But then again, moving your panties to the side, rubbing your clit with my thumb and your panties are just soooo wet…
See what I mean? Back and forth.
Why don’t you surprise me…
SSF:
For some reason I have to read everything you write twice. Um, very hot. Very hot.
Where are your fingers while you’re rubbing my clit with your thumb?
J Lee:
With my first two fingers I’m stroking your labia. Tugging it on the downstroke, but you’re so wet my middle finger (which is on the inside) enters you each time… and my other hand is just lightly resting on your neck, and we’re pretending like we’re having a simple conversation… but it’s really hard to keep our hips from gyrating, and you keep rolling your head back slightly, you are trying to control it but at some point you can’t… and there’s a moan that’s caught right at the back of your throat, you’re fighting it and fighting it but it keeps rolling forward…
Yes, we eventually met, and had lots of great sex until he moved back from whence he came. I really do find it difficult to be friends with guys when they write this well, and I’m not the only one.
I swear. True story.
Pointers for Guys Engaging in Casual Sex, No. 5
Posted on June 02, 2009That chick whose holes you like pounding has feelings. You’re not forced into those stupid, “What are you thinking?” conversations that girlfriends tend to like, but that doesn’t give you license to be a callous ass to that lovely slut you’re banging.
- If her pussy is unappetizing, offer to take a shower with her. Don’t tell her she’s got a stanky snatch; no one wants to hear that. If, after said shower, things are still not appealing to you, and if you like her enough to want to continue having fun with her, suggest, very nicely that she may have a medical condition and that she should see a doctor. As the owner of a pussy it is her job to keep it up. It is possible that the smell and/or taste of her honey pot simply does not appeal to you, so make any doctor-visiting suggestions with her feelings, and individual chemistry, in mind.
- Introduce any kind of power play slowly. D/s play can bring out pent-up emotions in some so proceed with caution. Love having a dirty slut on her knees while you fuck her throat? (Just got the nicest tingle in my pussy typing that!) Try placing your hand, gently at first, on her head while she sucks your cock and see how she reacts, and then go from there. Grab her wrists and hold her down while pounding away at her pussy and see how she likes it. Want her to grind her cunt into your face, you dirty little boy? Lay back and ask to please service her slit–if she can’t figure out how to straddle your face then it’s probably not her thing. This is where being able to talk to each other can only make your sex better.
- Treat any embarrassing accidents as such. Sometimes a laugh is proper. Sometimes just pretending it didn’t happen is the right thing to do. After appropriate action–showering is often due–it is polite to apologize if it was your body that didn’t cooperate, or to make clear that it’s not a big deal if you were the recipient of an unexpected “gift.” No one intends to fart while fucking (ignore) or to shit on his/her partner during a particularly intense session (shower and apologize). And realize that an unintentional queef (laugh) just means y’all are have a rigorous session of fun.
More to come ….
I swear. True story.
