RE: Do you care about your significant other's sexual past?
August 4, 2015 at 11:09 pm
(This post was last modified: August 4, 2015 at 11:12 pm by Catholic_Lady.)
(August 4, 2015 at 9:52 pm)Pyrrho Wrote:(August 4, 2015 at 8:10 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote: I think if you love someone so much and they love you back, being close to them in that way will never feel "bad." Even if the sex may not be great at first, the good thing is that you have the rest of your lives to try out different things and try to be better for each other. If both people are committed to trying to satisfy their other half, and open with each other about what works for them and doesn't, etc, I think they can be very good in bed for each other. Sex is something you can work on. It's not like it's doomed forever if it's not great at first.
But then again, I'm saying what I'm saying as someone who waited until marriage, and you're saying what you're saying as someone who didn't, so it makes sense for each of us to think our own way is best.
Actually, I did not say what I have done. I have no intention of saying what I have done. I am simply engaged in a conversation about various ideas.
Also, I am more sympathetic to your ideas than some here. But I do not quite agree with you. It can work out fine, doing as you have done. Or not. And it is the "or not" that is at issue. I am suggesting that, as a practical matter, it would be a good idea to make sure about the sex before marriage. Of course, if the sex is good, then it would have been fine to wait. It is only after the sex, though, that one will know one way or the other.
I don't see how it would make a difference... at least to me, personally. Let's rewind to 6 years ago at a time when my now husband and I were about to get engaged. But before we did, lets say we had sex as some sort of little "test." Even if the sex wasn't great, I wouldn't dump someone I loved so much over something that we had our whole lives to improve on. That's what I just don't get about folks saying they have to "test drive" other people. But I guess it's just not my way of thinking.
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