[/QUOTE]What? I thought women wanted honesty from men?
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What? I thought women wanted honesty from men?
[/QUOTE]What? I thought women wanted honesty from men?
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[QUOTE=VonDondu]In my experience, it's not a good idea to talk about past relationships when you're trying to get involved with someone. Unfortunately, when you mention a couple of things that have happened to you, they might sound like the most important things that ever happened to you if the other person doesn't know much else about you, so it might create the wrong impression or set off red flags. And personally, I just don't think it's good etiquette. It's better to talk about things you enjoy or things like your family or what you plan to do in the near future or maybe a couple of "good stories" from your past. When you get to know each other and feel secure in your new relationship, then it's okay to talk about past relationships.[/QUOTE]
On the other hand, one has to know who the other is.
Passed sex life is a part of that after all. Agree about the wrong impressions bit, so I make sure the are few to none of those as good as possible.
On the other hand, one has to know who the other is.
Passed sex life is a part of that after all. Agree about the wrong impressions bit, so I make sure the are few to none of those as good as possible.
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Gives you strength.
Gives you strength.