Talking about sex is certainly less fun than having sex. And I think everyone has some skeletons rattling around in their proverbial closet. Here are some things you should and should not discuss with your prospective sexual partner.
1. Define The Relationship -
You never want to make ...
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great post!
martha_dc
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 at 06:46 PM -
Don't agree
KDavis
Thursday, February 26, 2009 at 01:50 PMI'm not sure that I wouldn't want to at least touch on dating/relationship history. I feel it gives better insight into the person to at least know something of his/her history. Personally, I'd want to know how long he's been single, if he'd ever had a long-term relationship and if so, how long he stayed in it. His reasons for getting out of a relationship, etc. This is the kind of information that lets me know his character, among other things about him.
re: Don't agree
Miss A
Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 12:00 PMI agree. You can learn a lot from asking a man about his dating/relationship history. I guess I sort of assumed that would have been covered already. I just don't think couples need to get into the sexual history details.
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really good advice. i totally agree that the promise of condom-free sex makes the conversation of testing a lot easier.