Sex Scenes

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I need to repent. I think I was more than delighted.

Do you think when men and women "look with delight" at a member of the opposite sex that the same things are happening in their heads?

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by Socialite

Do you think when men and women "look with delight" at a member of the opposite sex that the same things are happening in their heads?

No.

BUT, I would have to say at times, yes.

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Socialite

Do you think when men and women "look with delight" at a member of the opposite sex that the same things are happening in their heads?

You tell us.

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by ILG

You tell us.

I'm asking you -- the women on the forum.

I think it's quite clear how I'd answer this.

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Socialite

I'm asking you -- the women on the forum.

I think it's quite clear how I'd answer this.

I don't know. It seems women have one response and men can take their choice of responses, one which is okay and the other which is not. How can it be told apart from the outside looking in?

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by ILG

I don't know. It seems women have one response and men can take their choice of responses, one which is okay and the other which is not. How can it be told apart from the outside looking in?

I'm only trying to learn your perception here.

Not entirely clear what you're saying though.

Is there a "pause" button where a man is presented options on how to "respond" or does the brain have reactions on its own?

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Socialite

I'm only trying to learn your perception here.

Not entirely clear what you're saying though.

Is there a "pause" button where a man is presented options on how to "respond" or does the brain have reactions on its own?

I have never been a man, but I agree with Renda, that now that she is single, things are different but I would venture to say that now that she is older it makes a difference too. It is different if you are a woman in your 20's. Sex drive is very low....emotions are what fuels young women.

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by ILG

I have never been a man, but I agree with Renda, that now that she is single, things are different but I would venture to say that now that she is older it makes a difference too. It is different if you are a woman in your 20's. Sex drive is very low....emotions are what fuels young women.

Yes - - I could teach a seminar on "Wake up you Idiots and Be Sexy with your Husband" now! or "Don't Give them a Reason to Wander" or "It's Not a Sin to Have Fun (with your husband)" or oh, I could go on and on.

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by ILG

I have never been a man, but I agree with Renda, that now that she is single, things are different but I would venture to say that now that she is older it makes a difference too. It is different if you are a woman in your 20's. Sex drive is very low....emotions are what fuels young women.

I'm not talking about sex drive.

[MrsMcD]

Originally Posted by Socialite

I'm only trying to learn your perception here.

Not entirely clear what you're saying though.

Is there a "pause" button where a man is presented options on how to "respond" or does the brain have reactions on its own?

I think only a man can answer that. lol