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Wednesday, 10 November 2010

  • " Complete Sex Acts"

    Sara Ruddick explained that complete sex acts are superior to incomplete ones, one would personally agree to this statement. Most of people’s sexual acts are put in the category of “complete sex acts”. There is a mutual respect for one sexual partner and the other; therefore, both try to “complete” each others sexual desires. Respecting the other person one is having intercourse with is like signing a mutual agreement to satisfy each other. For example, if one partner gives oral sex that means that person wants to receive it after (this is just my own personal belief and experiences). The mutual agreement also includes that fact that couples would not involve in sexual acts that either of them are not comfortable with. Despite the importance of the mutual respect agreement that is part of “complete sex acts” the agreement is an unconscious one, but it is present when a couple is taking part in “complete sex acts” that Ruddick calls the “respect for persons”. I think the mutual respect for the other person is important; otherwise, your sexual partner is used as an object, with no emotions and just there to sexually satisfy the sexual need of the other. Therefore, even if you are having sexual intercourse with someone that is not your lover, I think the mutual agreement of complete sex acts still plays a role. Some people may experience the mutual agreement with both lovers and non-lovers. Some people think that the mutual respect agreement in complete sex acts helps with the sexual connection with non-lover(s) during the period of intercourse. Sometimes some may even be sexually satisfied to the point where one may think a non-lover is really a lover. Therefore, the feeling of intercourse with non-lovers is rewarding due to the mutual agreement, because both the non-lover(s) is sexually satisfied.

    Agree or Disagree?

Tuesday, 31 August 2010

  • to be OR not to be.

    Today was such a hot and humid day, I was surprise I didn't faint from the deadly heat O-o but instead of fainting, I did something else.... I thought of a blog topic, many of them actually but today's topic is one close to heart ( just cause it was close to my heart doesn't mean I was in this situation).

    Many guys always claim that they want a girl that is confident and outgoing. But guys themselves can't justify this statement because when a girl becomes too confident they become scared and runs away? WHY IS THAT? If you say you want something than don't run away when you get too much of it. This is how I got today's topic.

    The year is now 2010, although some girls are overjoyed that some guys aren't shy to make the first move when they have feelings. Girls nowadays aren't ashamed to be the BOLD one and reveal their feelings to those guys that are too SHY or too AFRAID of rejection. But when is being bold too much? Guys are not the only one afraid of being rejected?!

    " a couple on a date is walking on the beach"
    Girl : looks at guy
    Guy: "walking..."
    Girl: * bah... this guy is too shy... I gotta make a move otherwise this won't go anywhere*
    **Girl holds the Guy's hands**
    Guy: gives the girl a smile *squeezes hand in content*
    "couples stop to sit near the beach"
    Girl: * sigh. I already made a move, I can't make another one. why is he sitting so far away?*
    Guy: *staring at ocean*
    Girl: * making another move will just make him feel unmanly.... and I might get rejected =/* stares at the ocean too.
    * date ends with guy driving girl back home*

    In this situation, does the girl make another move which makes her become BOLDER or does she just do nothing... until the guy is actually brave enough to do SOMETHING. I personally can't answer this question because I myself had been pondering about this for a couple of days xD.

    To be or not to be? That is the question, said by shake sphere, I'm shocked I even remembered him lmao even though he was partly insane? Or was he? Only he can really justify that. However, my question is, "Should the "Girl" be more bold, or should she just wait for something that might happen but also might not happen!?"


Thursday, 26 August 2010

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

  • What if?

    "what if" it's a question a lot of people ask either themself or others around them. it's a question that might affect the choice you are considering to make or had made. but is it really neseccary? yes and no.

    What if i tried that new dish? What if i asked that guy out? What if i study economics instead of nursing? What if he left us alone and didn't come back? when these questions fill my head i don't know what to do but stress...  and continue to ask what if to my "what if" questions. So "What ifs" fills itsef with "What ifs" and so on and so on, so why do i ask these "what if" questions? it's because it keeps me thinking before something has happened or already happened. overall it makes me THINK! and like me, a lot of you out there also have this problem of "over-thinking" its when these "what if" questions go out of hand because it the questions was piled up to a point where, the first question wasn't related to the last and thats where the stress begins. So can you seclude yourself from asking the "what if" question? YES, and it would mean not having to deal with all the stress and questions of "what if" and not piling one question to another to ANOTHER.

    In the end, everybody ends up asking "what if" because you have to ask "what if" to ask yourself  "what if i never asked what if" lol

Thursday, 09 April 2009

  • change..

    Dear xangans,

    Have you guys every noticed that your taste in the opposite sex change within time? I surprisingly just noticed this recently. In the past, i was more attracted to guys that were outgoing, down to earth and had a sensitive side. I never cared about how they express or relate themselves to society; having a goal for themselves, and making something of their life. This fact never really ran through my mind. These days I've realized there is something that could be more attractive than a guy's look or personality ( not saying that it doesn't matter), but his intelligence could drown those other traits out ( personal thought).

    Maybe this change is because of age; being older and wiser. What i thought was attractive 3 years ago is totally different from what i find attractive now. Maybe its just me and everyone has their own personal experience with this kind of change.  

    Have you ever experience this? What are your personal thoughts.

mis5viet

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    • Location: Toronto, Canada
    • Birthday: 8/9/1990
    • Gender: Female
    • Member Since: 7/26/2005

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