No... doormats, passive-aggressive guys and stalkers finish last.
Nice guys finish first, provided they have more going for them than just being 'nice'.
I love sharing and hearing all those dirty stories in explicit detail...it's quite a turn on.
I have been with people in the past that were not into it though, and it was a bit of a source of frustration for me. I much prefer an open flow of sexual communication and ideas. Pretending like you have no sexual history prior to your current partner is kind of lame.
I think if a couple is secure, then sharing can create a new dialogue for fantasies and experiences to enjoy together.
I think juggling multiple partners can only be achieved until you hit a major holiday... like New Years Eve or Valentine's Day or a birthday. Then you have to make a call and pick one. Or, you can start making up stories and excuses like you are sick or your grandma died or you were suddenly called out of town but it tends to read pretty weak. I think most people know when they are being put off on a holiday that they are not 'the only one' in the picture.
I love the dark sexiness of her avatar. Artistic, unconventional, and intense with a definite hit of sexuality. It's nice to see avatars that represent more than the typical bubblegum interpretation of female beauty. Plus a bio with a nice personal touch is even more intriguing. It's a disarming combination.
Recently (on another site), I had a writer contact me saying that since he "respected me as an author" would I please read his story (it was the first he had posted) and give him some feedback. I read it, and gave him some private feedback, stating what he did well and just made the suggestion of needing to separate dialogue into new paragraphs. I guess he didn't appreciate anything negative or constructive, as he promptly went and bombed one of my stories. Sooo... I've realized that writers can be rather overly sensitive, and just because they say they want feedback, it usually means that they only want glowing praise. In this case, I didn't even vote on the story, I just gave him feedback, and it still backfired on me. It tends to make me shy away from saying anything constructive to writers, other than ladling on the praise and the perfect scores if/when I see fit. Sad, I know for the mature authors that genuinely welcome feedback, but sometimes it's hard to know.
While I have dated a few guys that were probably worthy of carrying the 'mark of the beast', no, I don't follow the 666 rule.
I've actually never heard of it before. I guess in retrospect, I've pulled off the three 6's with some of the guys I've dated in the past, but it certainly doesn't guarantee much in terms of quality.