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mASF post by "jetsetjim"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, June 6, 2005
I recently visited a chick who I had had sex with a couple of times.
(LR:HBescort freebie in the field reports)
I had sent her an email that basically said I felt she was not a very sexual
person, that she didnt feel pleasure with me and that we should just be
friends.
She said I was wrong (I think she was full of shit. I am pretty positive she
is not orgasmic, and maybe never has been) and that she couldnt feel pleasure
with a client, but that she could with a lover. I was not a client, BTW.
Through a series of mis-communications I got the idea she wanted to go at it
again. Big Mistake.
She told me straight up...she could never be friends with her lovers, and never
be lovers with her friends.
I said that was sad, as it didnt bode well for her ever having a happy
LTR/marriage.
Whores, as I have come to discover, are often pretty mentally and emotionally
fucked up people.
But moral of the story is: Don't bother trying to convert a friend into lover.
Most chicks are not even as self-aware as this one. I recently chatted online
with a chick who said she would never meet a guy from a singles site unless
they "clicked". Guess how many guys shes "clicked" with. None. Thats why I
dont chat/message chicks online anymore. Either they meet me ASAP or forget
it. The more you chat/email them the faster they put you into the girlfriend
box.
Jim
A man can be short and dumpy and getting bald but if he has fire, women will
like him. --Mae West, Playette Extrordinaire (1883-1980)
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