People change when they find out you're getting married, I suppose.

I'd chalk it off to the sexual tension which gravitates people together in the first place. Not to imply that you are indeed sexing up your female friends, but even friendly relationships between coeds are very much based in the prospect of sexuality - it's just how we're wired. Both sexes do it, and it's not as though you immediately intend to lay any female friend you make, it's more about lining up prospects; emergency surplus, if you will.

Your friend sees her prospect in you being divorced due to your engagement - you are no longer a potential supply to her due to the stigmas our society imparts upon marriage and monogamy. I would say it's just her way of reacting to it - childish, sure, but the latency of our emotions is a direct result of the very animalistic complexes we take for granted.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On People change when they find out you're getting married, I suppose. I'd chalk it off to the sexual tension which gravitates people together in the first place. Not to imply that you are indeed sexing up your female friends, but even friendly relationships between coeds are very much based in the prospect of sexuality - it's just how we're wired. Both sexes do it, and it's not as though you immediately intend to lay any female friend you make, it's more about lining up prospects; emergency surplus, if you will. Your friend sees her prospect in you being divorced due to your engagement - you are no longer a potential supply to her due to the stigmas our society imparts upon marriage and monogamy. I would say it's just her way of reacting to it - childish, sure, but the latency of our emotions is a direct result of the very animalistic complexes we take for granted.

...damn. Couldn't he just give her anal?

Well, you know what they say...

To sodomize the beast, you must first understand the beast.

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Originally posted by Moral Hazard let's not kid ourselves here... you're going to get before getting married and feel areal need to put your cock into someone other then your finance... you also need to work out your frustration with this broad... so kill two birds with one stone... HATE SEX (preferably including an ATM).

this is such an obvious answer I don't know how he didn't see it himself. go and immediately get yourself half an ounce of cocaine and invite her over for the weekend

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Well, you know what they say... To sodomize the beast, you must first understand the beast.

You are wise beyond your years. ::bows::

Guys, I want to give her shit for this, not anal! That's like giving kids resee's instead of throat punches for bad behaviour!

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Originally posted by elFreak I don't want to be mean or doubt either, like Moral said a young guy in his sexual peak will cave sooner or later too. Especially if he is not gatting any.

You know, the reason why I think our relationship is working out is because I haven't felt any need (thus far) to schoop anyone's woop and then charge my laser. Quite on the contrary, I'm happy that I don't need to bother about any girls here whatsoever, and that all I need is to wait for a while to get my girl back.

It's as if everyone else turned into a bloody care bear

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On People change when they find out you're getting married, I suppose. I'd chalk it off to the sexual tension which gravitates people together in the first place. Not to imply that you are indeed sexing up your female friends, but even friendly relationships between coeds are very much based in the prospect of sexuality - it's just how we're wired. Both sexes do it, and it's not as though you immediately intend to lay any female friend you make, it's more about lining up prospects; emergency surplus, if you will. Your friend sees her prospect in you being divorced due to your engagement - you are no longer a potential supply to her due to the stigmas our society imparts upon marriage and monogamy. I would say it's just her way of reacting to it - childish, sure, but the latency of our emotions is a direct result of the very animalistic complexes we take for granted.

That's exactly what I thought... but I couldn't imagine that dating someone and being engaged to someone would've made that much of a difference.

Besides, I'd want some personal space if I ever break up with my fiancée... and I certainly wouldn't want to date another girl that reminded me of her anytime soon. It would probably make the whole situation plain weird to everyone involved.

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