I assume different citys / states have different rules. This club was not cheap. It was $300 yearly and $25 - $40 every event. You could donate mattresses, sheets, towels and washer and dryers and things as well to defray the cost. I did a lot of maintenance for them.
If you read my original post (SAFE SEX ONLY). STD testing was up to the people, they had posted lists of places you could be tested and get cards. I am paranoid about bugs and stuck to VERY VERY SAFE SEX card or no.
I’d want to know how recently he/she’s been sexually active and about how many total partners she’s/he’s had. I don’t need names and phone numbers and all that stuff, just amount and dates. I can see how people might say it’s none of my business, but I disagree. I regard sex as very personal, and with all the negative draw-backs it has, I would rather be extra safe and nosy than sorry. I would not be offended at all if a guy asked me the same question before sex.
They (husband and wife) are my landlords, not my roommates. They’ve been kind enough to rent a bedroom to me and have waived rent a couple of times due to my not-having-a-job thing, so much as I would appreciate and revel in a very quiet yet very vigorous Beast-With-Two-Back festival, I’m not doing it under their roof. It’s a respect/really don’t want to get thrown out on my ear sort of thing.
Let’s see, 25 women between my 19th birthday and my 25th. Three of those were real relationships (the last one is my wife), so 22 women in about 36 months of being truly single works out to a little more than once every two months.
So call me a slut. It’s still not that much sex. I would have had more fun with fewer partners and more times per partner.
My “girl” roommate in college brought home a different guy every week. Sometimes 4 different guys a week, I couldnt beleive it! Thankfully, she never tried anything with me… Kinda sad, I didn’t get that experience in college guess she doesn’t like girls.
Never. I’m not interested in casual sex. It’d be tempting to sleep with somebody I was interested in dating already, but if they made it clear they only wanted a casual encounter I’d have to turn it down because it’s not really my thing.
Random hook-ups? Absolutely not. Not that I could if I wanted to anyway, I don’t like alcohol (not a moral thing, I hate the feeling of being buzzed and the taste makes me gag) so I don’t go to bars, and I’ve never been to a party and wouldn’t know how to find one if I wanted to so…
Although amusingly enough I posted in this thread 7 years ago I was married then, but back in the mix again now…its similar, although far more FWB oriented lately. I have one go to FWB who is always willing… and a few others who I might cross paths with every 2-3 months. I rarely go 2-3 weeks. Still would rather have just one who was a full time workable relationship.
That’s an interesting thought, that “everyone has someone they can turn to for sex in a pinch so don’t count that.”
I wonder if I know anyone who would always be willing to have sex with me if I were single and willing. I would bet there are a couple.
But, it’s not really my thing. When I am single, I am either dating and having sex with the intent to take things further and more seriously, or I am not doing anything at all (just enjoying being single).
I have done the random hook up thing but it was only online, never in a bar or anything like that.
Never, by your definition. I don’t have casual sex, or friends with benefits. But I was in serious relationships all through my 20s, we’ll see how things go now that I am 27, single and don’t know anyone boyfriend-worthy. So far, the problem seems to be that I don’t want to sleep with anyone.
As a gay man, as often as I want. It’s not hard to find horny guys on the internet. When I was in my slutty phase, 2-3 guys a week, mostly college boys that are bad at sex.
These days I don’t bother with hook ups much anymore, I’ve had enough nsa sex, I’d much rather have the strings.
I probably wondered this in 2005 and I wonder this now: At what point do you define yourself as single?
For me, it was equivalent to “not married.” If I had a boyfriend–I was single. If I lived with someone–still single, although a little more committed. Actually it never meant I wasn’t committed to the relationship. Just that the relationship was not “married.”
To me “in a relationship” means not single. To hell with what the IRS says.
The thread is so old I went from married to single to in a relationship. Maybe when it comes around again I’ll be in a position to answer.