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Question A: For me, it's a 'No'. I can't just swap my guy for another if I'm horny. If I'm having sex, there's more involved than just a sum of parts. I'd rather just use a sex toy if I'm randomly horny if there is no guy that I'm interested in available. Once an actual human being is involved in the equation, there has to be some kind of connection or sexual attraction. I'm not someone who would feel horny and just go for any miscellaneous or random guy.
Question B: I am always horny, therefore if I initiate sex, I'm going to want some orgasms. If you're talking about the idea of a new partners, then no, I would not initiate sex with the hopes that the guy is/will/one day fall in love with me. Love isn't a byproduct of sex, but sex can be a byproduct of love.
I prefer him to shoot thick ropes of cum in a counter-clockwise direction....
It seems like she must have had other red flags about him prior to this incident because it sounds like she was testing him. If I saw my boyfriend walking down the street, I would probably just call his cell and see if he wanted to grab a coffee or drink if he wasn't busy. I wouldn't call and ask "where are you right now?" unless I already had suspicions.
There's a fine line between not wanting to get played, and being full-blown paranoid.
"If" he's telling the truth (and I highly doubt that he is), then having to get drunk to meet you just screams loser.
And if he cancelled on you already, he probably isn't that into it anyway.
The possibility of him having a girlfriend should be the least of your concerns.
Don't waste your time on this one.
Have you thought about looking into support groups for those with similar chronic illnesses and maybe meeting some people that way. CFS definitely takes a toll on the energy level, and meeting someone similar who is always dealing with the same frustrations might allow for some common bonding and understanding that could be a good foundation for a relationship.
Several guys I have been involved with have had one illness (of varying severity) or another, although nothing really debilitating or incapacitating when I was with them. It does seem more and more common these days though.
I do have a very strong nurturing instinct that kicks in (it's just the way I've always been), and if I feel a strong connection with someone, I'm not the type to turn away or see it as a deal breaker. We are all vulnerable to serious illness in life. I had my own personal experience with it at one point as well, so it definitely humbles you.
Being abandoned by the people we love (that goes for friends as well as love interests) can be worse than the illness itself, but it's important not to shut yourself out and be defeated by it. The way you handle illness and fight back can be done in a positive way. And people like being around other positive people. Our vulnerabilities shouldn't define us. Let them see you , before they see the illness (if that makes sense).
I'm not into overly big, fat men, or even overly muscled/meathead men. I generally prefer a more athletic frame. Maybe this is because I'm a small girl myself, and I just find that too much of a size difference doesn't work for a lot of the sexual dynamics I enjoy. I'm also a bit of a health nut, and prefer someone that is into that kind of lifestyle to some degree. It's more about health than looks though for me, and excess weight is never a good thing with that regard. But everyone is attracted to different shapes and sizes. Some people might think that I'm too thin for their tastes. It's just different preferences. I still think that trying to keep yourself (and your loved ones) within a healthy range should still be the ideal goal for everyone though.
There's always MTV and reality shows like The Real World. These are often some extreme examples of the teenage and college scene, but they aren't that far from some of the things she might end up going through at some point.
I can't think of any good books along these lines, but maybe some other Lushies that are already parents have better advice.
I like moaning, hearing the variations in breathing as I hit those sweet spots, and some urgent and intense dirty talk (the dirtier the better) from guys.
I've never really come across a screamer, but I'm not into constant yelling/screaming/grunting during sex. Even some porn is way over the top that way, and it ruins the whole thing.
If a guy is totally silent and just doing his thing, it's actually a turn off for me. My mind starts to wander and I can lose interest that way.