Hi,
Ok, so this guy has asked me out for the longest time. about 5 minutes ago he ask me out again and i turned him down, again, and he was like 'well if we cant go out can we be friends with benifits? like blow jobs, fingering, etcetera... ' and ive noticed myself feeling more attraction to him lately just not enough to be in a relationship with him. but there is that need for sexual attention from an attractive guy, you know? so i dont know what to do?? help please!!
babyB answered Wednesday June 1 2005, 1:20 pm: Well, it all depends. You said you have a physical attraction for this guy, but not enough to actually go out with him? Ask him if he would really be okay with the just 'friends with benefits idea' and ask yourself too, and if you're both okay with it then I say go ahead, but don't let it take over any other relationships with guys you may have. [ babyB's advice column | Ask babyB A Question ]
karenR answered Wednesday June 1 2005, 12:32 am: No other guys will ask you out if they think you are having a relationship with this bozo.
If he doesn't care enough about you to date you, why on earth are you going to let him use you to get his rocks off? Tell him to use his hand and leave you alone. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
Michele answered Sunday May 29 2005, 6:40 pm: If you wouldn't like him to go out with him, why would you have sex with him? Sexual needs....how about bad reputation. Friends with benefits, and the guy gets all the benefits. Think I'm old fashioned? Well I am, and I wish that things have changed for women but they haven't changed in 100's of years. When you meet that special guy who wants to marry you, he is going to ask you........how many?
And you'll want to say none or a very low number. The best part about sex is being in love. Otherwise it is just a bodily function.
Michele [ Michele's advice column | Ask Michele A Question ]
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