Questions to the guys of 6gc Options

[BlackCelicaGT94]

I found this article on msn that asked these questions to guys. I just would like to see your guys answers


Thanks in advance


Q: What do you think about women who sleep with you on the first or second date—does it impact whether you see her as a potential long-term girlfriend?

Q: Are there cases where you do sleep with a woman early on, but are still open to a serious relationship with her—say, if the sex is great, or you two really hit it off during brunch the next day, or she's friends of friends?

Q: In your experience, do you think women who make you wait for sex end up being better long-term partners?

Q: What, in your mind, is an appropriate amount of time for two people to be dating before sleeping together?

Q: If a woman does end up falling in bed with you pretty quickly, are there things she can do to pave the way toward a longer relationship?

This post has been edited by BlackCelicaGT94: Jul 18, 2007 - 3:51 PM

[Supersprynt]

Marriage & monogamy are unnatural.

un·nat·u·ral
adj.
1. In violation of a natural law.
2. Inconsistent with an individual pattern or custom.
3. Deviating from a behavioral or social norm: an unnatural attachment.
4. Contrived or constrained; artificial: smiled in an unnatural manner.
5. In violation of natural feelings; inhuman.

Therefore, by definition, marriage & and monogamy are not unnatural for humans.

I don't really understand what point you were trying to make with all your other tangents about atheism, Christianity, morality, not living in accordance to your philosophical beliefs, others illogical and absurd statements, and making use of all things created by man, etc. If your objective is to spark disputes among the other members holding different beliefs than you, than good job. But if you're just trying to have logical discussion, may I suggest you try and be a little more clear, and a little less verbose.

I very much wanted this to die. You see there are 5 definitions to choose from, you so nicely underlined the ones that applied to your argument and decided to ignore the others, such as artificial. I used the term unnatural to apply, again I say this, to humans before social norms & constraints. If this word is unsuitable, your welcome to find another word, I do not know of such. Again; something is taken out of context, and applied to modern-day social expectations, and thats incorrect.

The point I was trying to make with the tangents that someone else started, was that many of such arguments are due to religious background. IE when someone told me I had low morality. So I wasn't taking the tangents, just responding to them. I don't intend to start these types of discussion, but I'm not afraid of them. I think it's good to argue as long as its done properly.

If you think these are verbose you should see what I type before cutting it down.