Do you think you could ever be married to a slutty girl?

MisterLovahLovah

and envision having kids?

And I don't mean girls who went through a slutty phase while in college and then miraculously imbibed morals and scruples. Nor the ones that are exclusively and fiendishly slutty and a tigress in bed(coz we like that)

So do u mean a girl who is not going to change and or is not expected to change? Or is it more of a do u think u can turn a h** into housewife question? Just curious

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MisterLovahLovah

OP, how old are you and what world do you live in?

Whether I want to become a nun or be the worlds biggest slut and what others think of it should be pretty low on your priority list.

I'd look into growing up and finding someone who meets your standards and expectations and we'll all do the same.

More of an objective question.

runbyme

I guess the real question is..Can you?

I can only guess that this is you and you are having questions about the success rate of such a relationship for the long haul. It obviously isn't something you can feel comfortable with. Drop her and find someone you can feel comfortable with. Don't confuse love with lust! Good luck to you!

MisterLovahLovah

I guess the real question is..Can you?

I can only guess that this is you and you are having questions about the success rate of such a relationship for the long haul. It obviously isn't something you can feel comfortable with. Drop her and find someone you can feel comfortable with. Don't confuse love with lust! Good luck to you!

I don't mind sluts. They're just not fit to meet my parents and my relatives though

brower47

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Is she on MFP?

Lol, no.

eric_sg61

Short answer: no

MisterLovahLovah

Short answer: no

Why can't answers be this succinct and conclusive? Rather than butthurt replies?

brower47

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Birds of a feather?

Joke?

Dead serious. They're an odd couple but seem completely devoted to one another. Though I have noticed that both of them have a bit of a jealously streak. Perhaps because each knows of the other's past sexual history?

eric_sg61

Short answer: no

Why can't answers be this succinct and conclusive? Rather than butthurt replies?

This site is filled to the rim with butthurt

BrainyBurro

I think my husband and I might both be that. I think it's why he's able to accept me as I am, and vice versa. I also think it's why we know what it takes to keep our marriage safe from invaders and don't play the "oh he/she's just a friend, and I have the right to have friends outside of marriage game." We both know that when the right genitalia are in front of you, it's like saying no to a big juicy chocolate cake. Better not to even go in the bakery in the first place. We hold each other accountable to THAT line instead of tap dancing on the edge like other people seem to be able to do.

Quite the volatile marriage you have there despite your pre-set ideal. There's bound to have some marital equivocation to arise in the ensuing years.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/equivocation

It means incongruity. A sense of ambivalence and ambiguity. Just because you saw the word, "expression" and thought, "Hey, it doesn't fit there" doesn't mean it was an incorrect usage.

no, it's not used correctly there and of course, the grammatical construction of that sentence in which you used it is appalling. stop trying to pretend that you have a deeper command of the language than you actually do and you might be able to get your points across more easily in the future.

MisterLovahLovah

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Birds of a feather?

Joke?

Dead serious. They're an odd couple but seem completely devoted to one another. Though I have noticed that both of them have a bit of a jealously streak. Perhaps because each knows of the other's past sexual history?

I predict a marriage counselor in the future who'll make a killing off of them and then will be reluctantly forced to partake in a threesome relationship.

Miss_Meliss86

I can't imagine it would be half as bad as marrying a bloke that subscribed to sexist ideals like women being 'sluts'.

Yes this thank you I couldn't figure out how to say this because I was so offended that I was coming up completely blank thank you thank you.

^THIS. People really need to get with the program and stop referring to women in such derogatory ways. Show some respect!

affacat

I don't mind sluts. They're just not fit to meet my parents and my relatives though

so it's okay to sleep with them, mess with their heads, and then dump them because they're the "slut" (not you, it can't be you)... but they don't deserve to meet your parents, the symbols of virginity. gotcha.

now, if you're talking 'personality' wise -- ie, a total airhead (male or female), that's one thing. i wouldn't want to introduce someone like that to my parents. but in terms of pure sexual experience/energy? i don't think my mom is trying to guess how many people my wife slept with before we were married. who the hell cares?

eric_sg61

in b4 raging sloots

Wizard

brower47

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Birds of a feather?

Joke?

Dead serious. They're an odd couple but seem completely devoted to one another. Though I have noticed that both of them have a bit of a jealously streak. Perhaps because each knows of the other's past sexual history?

I predict a marriage counselor in the future who'll make a killing off of them and then will be reluctantly forced to partake in a threesome relationship.

You obviously have a predetermined answer to your question. Maybe they will, maybe they won't but I wouldn't put too much stock in your crystal ball.

MisterLovahLovah

Short answer: no

Why can't answers be this succinct and conclusive? Rather than butthurt replies?

This site is filled to the rim with butt

Fixed

MisterLovahLovah

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Birds of a feather?

Joke?

Dead serious. They're an odd couple but seem completely devoted to one another. Though I have noticed that both of them have a bit of a jealously streak. Perhaps because each knows of the other's past sexual history?

I predict a marriage counselor in the future who'll make a killing off of them and then will be reluctantly forced to partake in a threesome relationship.

You obviously have a predetermined answer to your question. Maybe they will, maybe they won't but I wouldn't put too much stock in your crystal ball.

They're obviously not right in their head to pursue such a lamentable relationship. Think how their kids will grow up to be? Child services is the only hope.

MisterLovahLovah

To be continued.

affacat

But the usage is correct. Go back to school. It's basically incongruity. Stop trying to act so smart, dunce.

not that i care, but the other guy is right. it's pretty bad usage. "incongruity" would be a far better word to use there. "equivocation" does not 'basically' mean incongruity. incongruity is more of a state of disagreement or inappropriateness, whereas "equivocation" is more of a intentional deception. More importantly, equivocation simply doesn't really work the way that sentence tries to make it work.

brower47

A friend of mine did. He pretty much met her at an impromptu orgy. They got married a year later. Three years later now, she's pregnant. To be honest, he was a slut too.

Birds of a feather?

Joke?

Dead serious. They're an odd couple but seem completely devoted to one another. Though I have noticed that both of them have a bit of a jealously streak. Perhaps because each knows of the other's past sexual history?

I predict a marriage counselor in the future who'll make a killing off of them and then will be reluctantly forced to partake in a threesome relationship.

You obviously have a predetermined answer to your question. Maybe they will, maybe they won't but I wouldn't put too much stock in your crystal ball.

They're obviously not right in their head to pursue such a lamentable relationship. Think how their kids will grow up to be? Child services is the only hope.

:huh: :yawn:

iulia_maddie

How many guys can I sleep with until I get labelled a sloot?

ACepero79

I dated a slut. Emphasis on the past tense.

brower47

How many guys can I sleep with until I get labelled a sloot?

One billion.

d9123

in b4 raging sloots

Wizard

lol saw thread title, made prediction left satisfied

craigmandu

How many guys can I sleep with until I get labelled a sloot?

Study in the making here! I like it. :flowerforyou:

diodelcibo

How many guys can I sleep with until I get labelled a sloot?

Between 350 and eleventy million.

SoViLicious

Let me ask my husband.....hold on. Brb.... He says, hells yes!!!!!!

zyxst

No, because I'm not a lesbian.

BrainyBurro

I think my husband and I might both be that. I think it's why he's able to accept me as I am, and vice versa. I also think it's why we know what it takes to keep our marriage safe from invaders and don't play the "oh he/she's just a friend, and I have the right to have friends outside of marriage game." We both know that when the right genitalia are in front of you, it's like saying no to a big juicy chocolate cake. Better not to even go in the bakery in the first place. We hold each other accountable to THAT line instead of tap dancing on the edge like other people seem to be able to do.

Quite the volatile marriage you have there despite your pre-set ideal. There's bound to have some marital equivocation to arise in the ensuing years.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/equivocation

It means incongruity. A sense of ambivalence and ambiguity. Just because you saw the word, "expression" and thought, "Hey, it doesn't fit there" doesn't mean it was an incorrect usage.

no, it's not used correctly there and of course, the grammatical construction of that sentence in which you used it is appalling. stop trying to pretend that you have a deeper command of the language than you actually do and you might be able to get your points across more easily in the future.

" the grammatical construction of that sentence in which you used it is appalling. "
Lulz, I was gonna post that part. Where you didn't correct my syntactically incorrect structure. Since I'm replying to everyone in haste and don't have time to check.

But the usage is correct. Go back to school. It's basically incongruity. Stop trying to act so smart, dunce.

equivocation =/= incongruity

you are clearly the "one child left behind".

peachfigs

Pathetic thread.