If you truly understood intimacy, you wouldn't have to beg for sex.
Too many men reduce intimacy to ejaculation, treating sex as if it's only about their own gratification. They never bother to understand a woman's body, her emotions, or what actually creates desire.
For many women, intimacy starts long before the bedroom with affection, cuddling, emotional safety, genuine attraction, and feeling loved rather than used.
Most women don't reject sex. They reject selfish lovers. And far too many men have never learned the difference....
@dmtautos@maxnonso@QueenUjunwa1 For someone calling others daft, it took you days to say: "I judge men and women by different standards."
You could have just led with that. Thank you for confirming that it is a double standard, not a principle.
@dmtautos@maxnonso@QueenUjunwa1 Three replies, countless assumptions, and an entire fictional biography about my life later, and you still haven't answered the only question I asked.
Should the man also be a virgin, yes or no?
It's a remarkably simple question for someone this committed to avoiding it.
@dmtautos@maxnonso@QueenUjunwa1 It's fascinating that instead of answering my question, you invented an entire biography for me and got every detail wrong. Personal insults aren't a substitute for critical thinking. If your argument requires making things up about strangers, perhaps it isn't strong.
@dmtautos@maxnonso@QueenUjunwa1 Imagine believing a woman's entire worth is between her legs while a man's worth is everywhere else. Then having the confidence to call someone else dumb.
The irony is breathtaking.
@dmtautos@maxnonso@QueenUjunwa1 So virginity determines a woman's value but not a man's? Thank you for confirming that your standard isn't morality or self-control, It's simply a double standard. The mental gymnastics required to argue that virginity is a virtue for women only deserves an Olympic gold medal
I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience with this business has been incredibly disappointing.
I placed an order based on the product images displayed on their website. When the order arrived, some of the items delivered were not what was shown. I was later informed...
June 1: Wrong item delivered due to a website glitch, refund agreed.
June 2–9: Multiple follow-ups.
Address and account details provided.
Still no refund or collection. Imagine having to repeatedly chase a business to correct its own mistake. A week later, still no resolution.
processed promptly. Neither happened here.
I cannot recommend a business that treats customer concerns with this level of indifference and poor communication. There are too many vendors competing for customers these days for basic professionalism to be considered optional.
should a customer have to repeatedly beg a vendor to honour a refund arrangement that the vendor itself proposed.
If your website is displaying incorrect products and prices, customers should be informed before orders are dispatched. If a refund has been approved, it should be...