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Refreshing change and shame all men don't follow this style..

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scaredoflove · 28/11/2010 19:11

If you read any of my posts you will see I've had a good dating history recently. I'm a single woman that is looking for a relationship but I'm also a woman that is ok with sexuality and one night stands to tide me over and have had quite a high number of lovers in my lifetime

Met a man of a dating site last week, he unusually, IME, moved things along quite quickly and we had a coffee date the day after first contact. In a week we had 3 dates and then met last night. Went for a drink but were both freezing so came to mine to watch xfactor

Now, here's the refreshing thing... He asked permission before kissing, never had that before!

Things moved on from kissing and at every point he asked permission to move things on (not in a weird way, in a nice reassuring way) No running ahead of himself and just 'going' for it. All the while checking I was ok and happy and happy to continue. I realised, I have never had a man treat me with such respect in the bedroom. My experiences haven't been bad in the past but I have never had a man verbalise concern in this way. It's hard to say how this difference has made me feel

He's a nice guy, hopefully he will keep being a nice guy, just wanted to share anonmously and ask if anyone else has ever been with a man like this and if anyone else had the strange feeling 'wow, it should always be this way' I'm experiencing today. I'm not meaning being taken with a particular person, just about having someone make sure you are fully consenting to everything and that you are enjoying what is happening

(got a feeling I haven't expressed this very well)

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AnyFucker · 29/11/2010 22:50

that would be a bit weird, TD

as is anyone who shouts "mummy" at crucial moments Grin

TDaDa · 29/11/2010 22:57

.Grin...or cries...or says "has it ever been better for you" or anything like that. One of my friends had a bloke who used to say that.

AnyFucker · 29/11/2010 23:02

there was a very funny thread a while ago where the bloke would shout something really wimpy like "collywobbles" or summat like that

I am racking my brains to remember exactly what it was

and he never swore, ever, but would say "flip" and "oojamapop" or similar

much hilarity was enjoyed

I think she might have dumped him in the end Sad

TDaDa · 29/11/2010 23:14

i remember something vaguely along those lines. Funny that I have never had relations with a laydee who is a talker but then again I am not up to date

AnyFucker · 29/11/2010 23:18

"had relations with a laydee" ??

you sound like that bloke, TD Wink

TDaDa · 29/11/2010 23:21

Smile...said for effect

AnyFucker · 29/11/2010 23:22

I believe you

thousands wouldn't.....

TDaDa · 29/11/2010 23:23

You are so forgiving. One of the MN favourites.

AnyFucker · 29/11/2010 23:30
Grin
TDaDa · 29/11/2010 23:41

night night friends

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