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Pamela Spencer

I am a 27-year-old Kansas City transplant from Michigan. I am in no way a dating expert. In fact, I often have a love-hate relationship with dating. But when it comes to talking about dating, it's all love.
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I won't do THAT


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My aunt once said sex, money and control are three of the biggest things people argue about in a relationship. What do you think? I think I agree to an extent.

My friend is dating this boy. She found out he's bad at some foreplay stuff. Too shy. He has things he won't do unless it's a special occasion. You've heard about the people who reserve certain sexual favors for "birthdays and holidays only." It sounds like he may be like that.

Hmm. It's no crime for women to like sex. And if they are going to become boyfriend and girlfriend, she would want all the perks. Is being bad in the bedroom a deal breaker? Is even being a bad kisser a deal breaker?

We all know you can't get everything you want in dating. If you don't
know that, you should. It's like I read in A New Ladies Man: A
Complete Guide to Getting, Pleasing and Keeping the Girl by Colin
Mortensen:

"Most guys are constantly measuring girls up to a benchmark that
doesn't exist: perfection. The right girl has to have the Perfect
Body. The Perfect Face. The Perfect Personality. The reality is that
there is no perfection."

But what are the things you can't put up with?

Are people who are bad at sex or unwilling to do certain things (and I am not talking about stuff that is super freaky) even more important than dealing with someone who maybe doesn't have breasts (or other body parts) the size that you'd like?

It really is a maturity thing...sorry to say. If the most important stuff to someone with the opposite sex is sex, or what kind of sex, or how the body parts look...ya kinda gotta stop thinking like you did when you were 14. Sex is relationship "candy." What's real is fidelity, honesty, friendship, etc... Even for those who want just this or that or just that way...as soon as they get it, they will get bored with it and on to another. Sorry, ya just gotta grow up:)
I agree with Paulie to an extent. You have to be mature enough to deal with areas that need improvement. But the other person has to be flexible and willing to compromise to a certain extent. Bad kissing can be improved upon (but the older you get it the less someone will be willing to deal with a beginner) Sex is more than just relationship "candy." It's important and you have to be accomodating. Doing something begrudingly on birthdays and holidays is not being accomodating. If something is important to you and your partner doesn't value that, then that's a deal breaker whether it's foreplay, a good spanking or even the water color class you attend. If a couple broke up because one of them wanted kids and the other didn't, would you tell them to grow up? No, they just ended up not being a good long-term match. The same goes for sexual desires. But performance can always be worked on. Practice makes perfect.
Perfection does not exist in this world, so some compromise is essential, or you'll spend the rest of your life either alone or with 100's of cats. What is really important to a person for a relationship? What are the "must have's" and what are the "nice to have's"? Not everyone looks like Brad Pitt or is fortunate to have job security in these economic times. If you've got someone that loves you and has a good heart, who doesn't cheat, brings a paycheck, and is without any felony convictions, that's a good start, eh? A dog can be taught new tricks, so be patient and slowly teach the person how to do those things that make you feel good. But - If he's not interested in trying to learn, and the 'action' is only on certain holidays and a few key days on the calendar, and the relationship isn't going anywhere, then unfortunately it may be time to explore other possibilities.

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