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- Aug 18, 2020
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I am at the end of this age range. I still think my sex drive is pretty strong. I was recently at a date. And the woman brought up the topic sex. And I got a boner. It was no issue for her probably because I acted pretty normal and I never approached in a bad way beforehand. I think she is smart enough to guess that I am not that sexually experienced. I had some sexual experiences with a woman last year.
I think as a teenager my sex drive was pretty pretty strong. I also was in a mixed manic depressive episode. Other people would do risky insane shit. I just worked my ass off for school. And listened to way too loud music with my earphones it was my guilty pleasure. And I watched gore to cope with the suicidal thoughts and pressure.
I dated some women. And many o these women were quite smart. From how I perceived these women it was often the case that men sexualized them. Played with them. Only wanted the one thing from them and nothing more. And many men were quite blunt. They send dick pics, openly boast how horny they were, other harrassment. I never did something like that. It is a paranoid thought I could actually harrass a woman. Never in my life would I want that. I am very careful when talking about this topic. I met many women who went through sexual abuse. And they told me that. I think they had a good feeling that they could trust me. The first woman I dated ten years ago. We chatted two years ago and she told me she married her female best friend. And now she tries to process the relationship to different men she met in life. And it sounded pretty much like I was the sole positive exception. Which really felt good. I think I am really careful to respect boundaries. Sometimes that's a disadvantage in dating. There is the saying "It is better to ask for foregiveness than permission." I think you could post a thread solely about this question. I don't share this position. I think it would make me feel horrible if I did something unwanted.
I think I have the congitive bias to have false positives in negative interpretations of social interactions. I perceive myself way too often as unappropriate, unpleasant and really dislikeable. I know it is weird to spell that out. In dating many women are attracted to self-confidence and except in my manic episodes I am not very self-confident. I have to say even in manic episode I wasn't prone to inappropriate behavior. I think I still was very self-conscious. Which is a good thing. It would have brought me into many embarrassing situations. My self-consciousnss prevented a lot of embarrassing situations. I think it is pretty hard to approach a woman anyway nowadays. For me it only worked when they approached me or on (dating) apps.
I would say I am probably sexually frustrated. And pinned up. Probably one reason for my unhappiness. But I don't want that it influences my behavior too much. I think women with eyes in their head notice that when I date them and talk about my inner feelings. However, I try everything I can to hide it. But the women I refer to are pretty analytical but it is obvious I fade out that part of my personality. And I often got respect for that to stay calm and friendly respecting their boundaires. Whereas most men just let go and don't care. I think the liberal autistic woman noticed that suppress my sex drive when I interacted with her. Later it turned out she had like a harem of men and women who she dated and had sex with. When her friend mistreated me and I learned she was doing drugs all the time. I was too principled. And I would have wanted sex with her. I asked myself whether I was really dumb because of that. But the environment felt so toxic. And I think it would have been a bad trade off.
Last year I met a woman who was very sexual and I had my first sexual experiences with. She emphasized that she is attracted to my emotional availability and my emotional openess. And that men who just send dick pics to get her horny were so dumb. To be honest I think this is the better way to choose. However, I still don't have much experiences. So why listening to my advices anyway.
What do you think? Overall what other women told me many men in that age range are obsessed by sex. I think I have friends who think less about sex than me. Or who are happy without a sexuality with out a partner. I think they are very principles and are very busy with their hobbies. And I really like that we in our friend group don't associate having sex with status. I think that's toxic but I cannot say that I am fully independent of that thought.
I think as a teenager my sex drive was pretty pretty strong. I also was in a mixed manic depressive episode. Other people would do risky insane shit. I just worked my ass off for school. And listened to way too loud music with my earphones it was my guilty pleasure. And I watched gore to cope with the suicidal thoughts and pressure.
I dated some women. And many o these women were quite smart. From how I perceived these women it was often the case that men sexualized them. Played with them. Only wanted the one thing from them and nothing more. And many men were quite blunt. They send dick pics, openly boast how horny they were, other harrassment. I never did something like that. It is a paranoid thought I could actually harrass a woman. Never in my life would I want that. I am very careful when talking about this topic. I met many women who went through sexual abuse. And they told me that. I think they had a good feeling that they could trust me. The first woman I dated ten years ago. We chatted two years ago and she told me she married her female best friend. And now she tries to process the relationship to different men she met in life. And it sounded pretty much like I was the sole positive exception. Which really felt good. I think I am really careful to respect boundaries. Sometimes that's a disadvantage in dating. There is the saying "It is better to ask for foregiveness than permission." I think you could post a thread solely about this question. I don't share this position. I think it would make me feel horrible if I did something unwanted.
I think I have the congitive bias to have false positives in negative interpretations of social interactions. I perceive myself way too often as unappropriate, unpleasant and really dislikeable. I know it is weird to spell that out. In dating many women are attracted to self-confidence and except in my manic episodes I am not very self-confident. I have to say even in manic episode I wasn't prone to inappropriate behavior. I think I still was very self-conscious. Which is a good thing. It would have brought me into many embarrassing situations. My self-consciousnss prevented a lot of embarrassing situations. I think it is pretty hard to approach a woman anyway nowadays. For me it only worked when they approached me or on (dating) apps.
I would say I am probably sexually frustrated. And pinned up. Probably one reason for my unhappiness. But I don't want that it influences my behavior too much. I think women with eyes in their head notice that when I date them and talk about my inner feelings. However, I try everything I can to hide it. But the women I refer to are pretty analytical but it is obvious I fade out that part of my personality. And I often got respect for that to stay calm and friendly respecting their boundaires. Whereas most men just let go and don't care. I think the liberal autistic woman noticed that suppress my sex drive when I interacted with her. Later it turned out she had like a harem of men and women who she dated and had sex with. When her friend mistreated me and I learned she was doing drugs all the time. I was too principled. And I would have wanted sex with her. I asked myself whether I was really dumb because of that. But the environment felt so toxic. And I think it would have been a bad trade off.
Last year I met a woman who was very sexual and I had my first sexual experiences with. She emphasized that she is attracted to my emotional availability and my emotional openess. And that men who just send dick pics to get her horny were so dumb. To be honest I think this is the better way to choose. However, I still don't have much experiences. So why listening to my advices anyway.
What do you think? Overall what other women told me many men in that age range are obsessed by sex. I think I have friends who think less about sex than me. Or who are happy without a sexuality with out a partner. I think they are very principles and are very busy with their hobbies. And I really like that we in our friend group don't associate having sex with status. I think that's toxic but I cannot say that I am fully independent of that thought.