When he's actually NOT trying to get in your pants

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..within the 1st 6 (or less) months, what are you thinking?

Are you moreso thinking:
-It's b/c he's probably screwing other girls?
-It's b/c he doesn't desire me sexually?
-He really DOES want to sleep with me, but is just testing me to see if I'll make the 1st move?
-It's b/c he figures/convinces himself that if he has sex with you, that it'll activate your emotions for him (hence, your emotions for him are something he does NOT want to happen)?


OR are you more on the optimistic side of things:
-It's b/c he likes/respects me enough to "wait?"
-It's b/c he actually wants to get to know/fall in love/lust with my mind?
-It's b/c he's that 1 "different" guy that actually thinks sex is over-rated/unnecessary too early on?

1 of my Sociology professors told our class a long time ago that if a man hasn't yet tried to sleep with a woman within the 1st 6 months of him dating her (OR of him being in an official relationship with her), that it's b/c he's NOT that interested in her.

Of course all the women in the room gasped, sighed & wanted to knock him upside the head! Most of the women responded by saying, "Nuh uh! Maybe he's halting on having sex b/c he's different from other guys & actually doesn't want to mess up things! The men that actually DON'T try to sleep with me within 6 months are probably the 1's that like me the MOST!"

And then I noticed something weird...99% of the guys shook their heads & disagreed with almost every "theory" women had. The guys were saying that although yes, they may control their sexual desire to get into your panties IF they really like you, make no mistake about it, there WILL be some kind of hint/talk or SOMETHING b/c when a man is into you, it'll be almost impossible for him to suppress his sexual hunger for you.

In other words, the guys claimed that if a man hasn't tried to atleast "hint" that he wants the goods within the 1st 6 months, that it's probably a BAD thing!

Do you agree?
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Posted by everevolvingepithet
Posted by Skykomish
He's either gay or not into me.


Why do women try and fall back on this one ?
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B/c we live in a society where we're taught that something is wrong with you if a man hasn't tried to sleep with you yet. B/c we see the 500,000 "relationship books" written by "experts" who claim that most (if not all) men are originally hunters who just want to sleep with you & that maybe if you're lucky, he might remember later to actually get to know you. B/c guys giving their version/side of the story on these issues in those books say the same thing (he's either gay, isn't into you, is screwing someone else, etc.)

It's b/c women are finally coming around & figuring out that 2% of the guys who actually don't care that much about sex in the beginning is NOT the number we want to pay attention to, especially considering most of us actually meet the 98% of guys who are the complete opposite & DO want/ask for/prioritize sex in the 1st 6 months. Women know that there's always going to be the guy who represents the "exception," but until she actually meets the guy whose the exception (instead of just reading about him or hearing about him from overseas) she'll go with the "majority vote."

That's why.
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Whether he wants me or not...wouldn't it be refreshing to know one way or the other? Good grief, the shrouds of mystery. And I'm not talking about when it's patently obvious someone wants you..but beginning phases. This working for you man? Yehhhhh, thought so, but FFS speak up and let a woman know she's making your Spiderman scivvies dance. Feels good to be desired.
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Yes, and if there's a question about anything...one leg round the corner of the wall and say "What make you of this good sir?" Positive response? Go from there; this? How about...this? If you don't have a male sparking with fire in his eyes and steam snorting out his nose by then, well. I think we can conclude that he's *just not that into you*. Nor will he be. Literally and figuratively.
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LOL Well rub that one IN why don't you Bling? However my good man, I've cusp, and Merc to sidle up next to that moon and put a rocket in my pocket, so nyah and neener neener. 😛 *checks small scars on brow and cheek*

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Yes. Who am I to argue with that? I'm a woman trying to gain perspective on the male psyche and the males seem to universally agree with this concept. So, yeah, I would therefore have to agree being as it's coming from the source. However, I chalk this up to common sense really. Even though I am female, the same would apply to me when the tables are turned. If I'm not trying to get in your pants after 6 months, then you can safely assume that I'm not trying to get into them ever.
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Yes. Who am I to argue with that? I'm a woman trying to gain perspective on the male psyche and the males seem to universally agree with this concept. So, yeah, I would therefore have to agree being as it's coming from the source. However, I chalk this up to common sense really. Even though I am female, the same would apply to me when the tables are turned. If I'm not trying to get in your pants after 6 months, then you can safely assume that I'm not trying to get into them ever.



BINGO! That's the point I was trying to make earlier. Women aren't the only ones telling other women why men do the things they do. Now men are writing the same relationship books & just re-confirming what our common sense already figured. And if the majority of the men say "If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck & acts like a duck, IT'S A FREAKIN' DUCK!" who would I be to ignore 98% of the male population, especially considering no one can tell it better than males themselves can?! =P

It was easier for women to keep making excuses when women were telling other women what certain "things" meant, but now that men are stepping up to say, "YEP! It's exactly what it sounds like," I'm in no position to argue that.
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Posted by krysrenee7

1 of my Sociology professors told our class a long time ago that if a man hasn't yet tried to sleep with a woman within the 1st 6 months of him dating her (OR of him being in an official relationship with her), that it's b/c he's NOT that interested in her.




I thought that was just common sense? lol I mean if it's for religious or strong personal reasons (like wanting to wait for marriage, etc.), then I could understand. But if a guy hasn't at least tried to have sex with a woman when they've been together for 6 months then yeah, something's not right.
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Well that's just it. A woman has to notice 1st that a man hasn't asked to sleep with her before she start analyzing every possibility. She must 1st notice his lack of sexual desire for her 1st before she starts asking questions & finding out that he for instance, "can't do it" b/c of religious beliefs or any other reason. It's very possible for some people to not discuss their sexual preferences/beliefs until it's actually time to have sex.

Again, to some women this seems like "common sense." What my professor actually said wasn't surprising at all. What surprised me was the mere fact that so many women didn't consider this common sense.
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Posted by Pisco26
If the guy I'm interested in hasn't tried ONE thing in the first 2 weeks, let alone 6 whole months, I would be worried.
All it makes me think is A) He is clearly not interested in you B) He's a virgin or C) He's gay.



What if he's a gay virgin who's not interested? 😉
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Well I won't totally rule it out. Anything is possible I guess
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What about the folks who swear that it's NOT the sex that can change/ruin things but moreso that it's the people's WILLINGNESS to allow it to change/ruin things?

I'm all for 2 people "waiting" but not b/c I think you should use sex (or lack thereof) as a tool for manipulation or control. But moreso b/c I'd be offended if someone felt they were "entitled" to the goods BEFORE really proving themselves to be someone worthy of them 1st.

That's what's wrong with people nowadays. These guys feel like they're entitled to getting sex even if they haven't earned it or put in the work to really get to know a girl. And then when they don't get any, they storm off & throw a tantrum, blaiming the girl for playing "mind games" when in reality, the reason his ass didn't get any was b/c he probably only calls her once a week & lets the door slam in her face (i.e. chivalry is dead)!!!

I actually have to disagree with the gay thing. If a man is on the DL, there's a good chance that he'll probably purposely sleep around with women just to sub-consciously prove to himself & others that he's NOT gay. And if a man is openly ok with being gay, there'd be no reason for why he'd be wasting his time courting a woman anyways.

It doesn't logically make sense as to why a gay man would purposely torture himself & invest romantic time in a gender he's NOT even attracted to OR go through all the motions of "waiting" all when he could've really been getting it from another woman (OR man) who was more easily willing to give it up