fluffyforever
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Could the "cut buddy" and FWB culture be the reason so many of us are unable to find suitable mates?
Know this -- most men will travel the road of least resistance.
Though many of us will never admit it, we are shaping the way men treat women as a whole in the future by what we freely giveaway now.
ive never had feelings for a non-exclusive sexual partner that weren't there to begin with. having sex with someone consistently doesnt make me like them more than i would if we weren't having sex.
the last guy i dated (Guy A) was a "casual" relationship because he was not someone i was interested in being monogamous with. we went out for maybe seven or eight months, and by the end of it he was wanting to put a title on it. i never developed those feelings, and when he started pushing for it, i had to straight up be like NO.
on the other hand, i had also been seeing this other guy (Guy B) right before we met. B had asked me out right at the end of this casual relationship, which was why it was the end B asked me to go to a street fest with him. A and i had plans and i canceled them to hang out with B, and after that he got all territorial. anyway, the feelings for B were there right from the start even though we didnt hang out anywhere near as frequently. i wanted B from day one, and the sexual relationship only exacerbated that.
the kind of thing being talked about in the op is a little black and white for me, my relationships tend to be somewhat more complex or unorthodox - probably BECAUSE i'm not the kind of girl whose feelings for men come about in the way that's being described.
edit - interestingly enough, after B i lost a lot of interest in sexual relationships. the type of sex i had with him was amazing, and i stopped wanting anything that wasn't that. now i would be less inclined to be in noncommitted relationships just because they seem like a waste of time compared to the type of feelings i know i am capable of with someone like B.
I don't love sex that much to have a cut buddy. There has to be feelings for me to have sex with you.
So about this cut buddy. A person can take it all off and start bumping and grinding with someone you have absolutely NO connection with whatsoever. Every time you meet it's strictly sex. How exactly is the sex with no feelings?
Boy do I feel out of touch.
Could the "cut buddy" and FWB culture be the reason so many of us are unable to find suitable mates?
Know this -- most men will travel the road of least resistance.
Though many of us will never admit it, we are shaping the way men treat women as a whole in the future by what we freely giveaway now.
Could the "cut buddy" and FWB culture be the reason so many of us are unable to find suitable mates? Know this -- most men will travel the road of least resistance. Though many of us will never admit it, we are shaping the way men treat women as a whole in the future by what we freely giveaway now.
I've always thought this. You've explained my exact thought process. That and sex before exclusivity. Like why are you forking your dates, not your boyfriend but your date? Old people were on to something with that why buy the cow phrase but these young folk thinking they can rewrite the playbook
Could the "cut buddy" and FWB culture be the reason so many of us are unable to find suitable mates?
Know this -- most men will travel the road of least resistance.
Though many of us will never admit it, we are shaping the way men treat women as a whole in the future by what we freely giveaway now.
This.
I've never had a cut buddy or friend with benefits. It doesn't compute for me---mind and body. I would be sonupset and would literally have to be plastered or I'd cry the whole way through followed by *dont touch me!* after it was over lol
It makes it rough for all women when we give men all of that for literally nothing. Like they don't/can't even call you to chat?
I dont know why your post made me think if this but...
I remember sitting by my friend's window watching some junior high boys walking and talking after school. this boy was telling his friends that he had a new girlfriend but she was making him wait for sex. So he was like, well y'all already know Ima keep f'ng my homegirl while I wait for this one and if the sex is good I'll keep her.
Thankfully his cut buddy kept him preocuppied until girlfriend was ready to f.
Never forgot that. *smh* This mentality starts EARLY.
I dont know why your post made me think if this but...
I remember sitting by my friend's window watching some junior high boys walking and talking after school. this boy was telling his friends that he had a new girlfriend but she was making him wait for sex. So he was like, well y'all already know Ima keep f'ng my homegirl while I wait for this one and if the sex is good I'll keep her.
Thankfully his cut buddy kept him preocuppied until girlfriend was ready to f.
Never forgot that. *smh* This mentality starts EARLY.
i kind of dont understand this mentality, which is to say what does or doesnt happen in someone else's relationships has no bearing on what does or doesnt happen in my relationships. people love to say you teach people how to treat you, but then it becomes some sort of communal responsibility of what everybody else is doing determining what happens to you... if you're a good woman and you demand to be treated with respect, you'll get treated with respect. water rises to its own level, etc. basically i dont believe "hook up" culture is so insidious that its ruining the lives and relationship prospects of people who dont live in it
I've seen to much to believe that. I've been on both sides, I've sent others on both sides. Actually almost every relationship between a virgin and non-virgin that didn't work out was because the non-virgin had a Cut Buddy on the side. And it happens like this: virgin find out and dumps guy, cut buddy catches feelings and virgin finds out, guy falls in love with cut buddy, gets cut buddy pregnant, or catches a STD from cut buddy. Actually long distance relationships that don't work out follow the same pattern.
so guys arent waiting for virgins to give it up... what age group are we talking here? im just thinking that when it comes to being single i think most peoples problem is that they are holding out for something... excessive? everybody's looking to trade up, nobody wants to settle, and people don't know what they want in the first place. i think people are looking for someone that's going to make them happy, and don't know where or how to find it. i think it's rare to find someone that really makes you happy, whose company you truly enjoy... if people are more concerned with having sex, thats not my idea of what relationships/looking for "the one" etc. is about, so i view that more as a personal issue.
Dudes aren't waiting for sex at all. They don't have to due to free range kitty. Which seems to make it hard out there for chicks who aren't interested in throwing panties at strangers.
That's great advice but what do you do if that guy is fine with having a relationship with you because he already has a cut buddy. This is what my single friends are running into.I think a lot of women are single because they don't know how to date. You can have a cut buddy but if you are trying to make him your man then you've already lost. That's not what those situations are for. And if a man approaches you in that way when you know you want more and you entertain him then you're fooling yourself.
i kind of dont understand this mentality, which is to say what does or doesnt happen in someone else's relationships has no bearing on what does or doesnt happen in my relationships.
people love to say you teach people how to treat you, but then it becomes some sort of communal responsibility of what everybody else is doing determining what happens to you... if you're a good woman and you demand to be treated with respect, you'll get treated with respect. water rises to its own level, etc. basically i dont believe "hook up" culture is so insidious that its ruining the lives and relationship prospects of people who dont live in it
That's great advice but what do you do if that guy is fine with having a relationship with you because he already has a cut buddy. This is what my single friends are running into.
What do you mean? Like he's making it clear he's not dropping her? When I meet a guy I have to assume that there was someone on the scene before me. They should assume the same when they meet me. The nature of their relationship is not my concern unless he and I decide we want to get serious. I don't sleep with guys I'm dating. That's just too much peen cus I'm usually dating a few.
There will always be women willing to have sex because contrary to popular belief, a lot of women like sex just as much as men.
The sooner people realize this, the better off they'll be.
Why would he tell you? He's dating you, you aren't sleeping with him so he's sleeping with her. When you do decide to get serious now he's sleeping with both of you. When I was young and dumb I never made the connection. Until I started seriously dating a guy and found out about his cut buddy because she was a friend of a friend. His was sleeping with both of us. It was all fun in games when I wasn't on the losing side.
There will always be women willing to have sex because contrary to popular belief, a lot of women like sex just as much as men.
The sooner people realize this, the better off they'll be.
Of course but they weren't always in abundance as they are now. The OOW child rate tells the truth. Now these easy women are men's mamas and sisters. not just the random slore people whisper about wondering who her baby daddy is. So yes its a problem because some women are teaching, showing and living lives that say "hey! I'll give it up for nothin!"