Can you fuck a man you don't respect?

D_Kaye Throttlebottom

Experimental Member
Joined
Feb 9, 2008
Posts
1,536
Media
0
Likes
2
Points
123
We've all been disappointed at one time or another. Yet when it gets to that point when you lose respect for someone - can you have sex with him, if you don't respect him.

Do you have that muscle to use a man to get off - if you don't respect him or have lost respect for him?
 

SandyLuvs

Just Browsing
Joined
Feb 20, 2010
Posts
11
Media
0
Likes
0
Points
36
Location
UK
Sexuality
100% Straight, 0% Gay
Gender
Female
If it's casual it doesn't matter if I respect him or not. In an ongoing relationship - no respect = no pussy.
 

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
If it's casual it doesn't matter if I respect him or not. In an ongoing relationship - no respect = no pussy.

In a relationship, I don't have sex if I'm mad at him. I just can't. I'm not capable of having "angry sex" at all.
 

RawDog

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 27, 2005
Posts
4,415
Media
17
Likes
243
Points
283
Location
Grinding the backstop (in Colorado)
Sexuality
100% Straight, 0% Gay
Gender
Male
No. But I have lost respect for a man immediately afterward.

Ok, I'm curious... How and why?

In a relationship, I don't have sex if I'm mad at him. I just can't. I'm not capable of having "angry sex" at all.

I mentioned my ex this morning (the crazy bitch) and I didn't think I had that "angry sex" in me, but I almost did that when she told me she fooled around with another guy when she went out of town the week before. I don't know what was worse, her fooling around or how sick and twisted I almost became that night.

It still haunts me. Not one of my proudest moments.

I don't know. I never met someone I liked for whom I had no respect. To me, this question equates to, "Could you have sex with a man even if you didn't like him?" The answer to that question is "No!"

Excellent answer!
 

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
Ok, I'm curious... How and why?

Oh god, I don't know if I have the courage to share this story... It's very embarrassing and I was treated very badly and felt like a fool. Like most people with a strong sex drive, I have a serious weakness for very attractive people. I knew that gorgeous player from the time that I was 18 because he was a member of our friend's group. We had a few knock-down drag-out fights over his behavior with women, the only person I've ever had fights like that with that I wasn't actually sleeping with. I actually told him off once in public in front of an audience of at least 30 people, something I've never done before or since, and he really deserved it. For years I watched him treat women terribly. Then he had a serious girlfriend and moved in with her. He was very serious about her and I thought that he was a changed person. He told me he was considering asking her to marry him. They were together for 2 years before she was unfaithful to him and split up. As you can tell, at this point we'd known each other for a long time. At some point we both ended up being single and hanging out really frequently. After a few weeks of hanging out with each other about every other day, one night we slept together. Immediately afterward, Dr. Jekyll was replaced with Mr. Hyde and he coldly informed me, "If you had wanted us to be friends, you shouldn't have slept with me." I didn't speak to him again for at least 10 years. I still have no idea what happened. The man was damaged.
 

StraightCock4Her

Experimental Member
Joined
Dec 30, 2007
Posts
900
Media
0
Likes
4
Points
103
Location
DFW, Texas
Sexuality
100% Straight, 0% Gay
Gender
Male
Immediately afterward, Dr. Jekyll was replaced with Mr. Hyde and he coldly informed me, "If you had wanted us to be friends, you shouldn't have slept with me." I didn't speak to him again for at least 10 years. I still have no idea what happened. The man was damaged.

What's wrong with what he said? Maybe I'm missing something contextually?
 

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
What's wrong with what he said? Maybe I'm missing something contextually?

He didn't say it "nicely" he said like, "Fuck off, I'm done with you. Get out of my house."

And what's wrong with sleeping with a friend and remaining friends? I've done it a lot. In fact, I'm still friends with the majority of my ex-boyfriends, or at least friendly acquaintances. He was being an asshole. It's simply not acceptable to sleep with someone and then act like that immediately afterward, even if you aren't interested in remaining friends.

I actually talked to him recently. He's still a jerk and the person I'm most ashamed of having slept with.
 
Last edited:

badgirl22

Cherished Member
Verified
Gold
Joined
Oct 15, 2008
Posts
731
Media
9
Likes
320
Points
328
Location
US
Verification
View
Sexuality
100% Straight, 0% Gay
Gender
Female
In a word...no.

There has to be a connection of some sort for me and I'm not talking about *love* - if there is a lack of respect there certainly is no respect. Respect however is subjective and what I consider a lack of respect may be very different from the next person. I may tolerate some things one person does but would not tolerate the same things with a different person. It's difficult to know what is going to constitute a lack of respect in my book but I certainly know it when I experience it. There are just way too many options available to have to deal with someone I don't respect.
 

invisibleman

Loved Member
Joined
Oct 10, 2005
Posts
9,816
Media
0
Likes
513
Points
303
Location
North Carolina
Sexuality
99% Gay, 1% Straight
Gender
Male
We've all been disappointed at one time or another. Yet when it gets to that point when you lose respect for someone - can you have sex with him, if you don't respect him.

Do you have that muscle to use a man to get off - if you don't respect him or have lost respect for him?


If you don't like a man...you don't like him. But that doesn't mean that the guy isn't worthy of getting sex and love from someone. I am not telling you to mercy fuck a man. But I will say that the same criteria you use to judge...they can judge you with different or the same criteria with equal scrutiny. Respect is a two-way street.

I like a man who is gonna be honest with me. If he doesn't respect me because I disappoint him. I don't want to be involved with him. I am not Superman. I am not a genie in a bottle that you rub and you get three wishes for a better life either.

But he isn't gonna continue disrespecting me because I am a disappointment in his eyes. And I am not going to be his friend either. Some can't respect you as a lover but want to be a friend afterwards. I don't bother with any of that. He can fuck off in all respects.







 

invisibleman

Loved Member
Joined
Oct 10, 2005
Posts
9,816
Media
0
Likes
513
Points
303
Location
North Carolina
Sexuality
99% Gay, 1% Straight
Gender
Male
Oh god, I don't know if I have the courage to share this story... It's very embarrassing and I was treated very badly and felt like a fool. Like most people with a strong sex drive, I have a serious weakness for very attractive people. I knew that gorgeous player from the time that I was 18 because he was a member of our friend's group. We had a few knock-down drag-out fights over his behavior with women, the only person I've ever had fights like that with that I wasn't actually sleeping with. I actually told him off once in public in front of an audience of at least 30 people, something I've never done before or since, and he really deserved it. For years I watched him treat women terribly. Then he had a serious girlfriend and moved in with her. He was very serious about her and I thought that he was a changed person. He told me he was considering asking her to marry him. They were together for 2 years before she was unfaithful to him and split up. As you can tell, at this point we'd known each other for a long time. At some point we both ended up being single and hanging out really frequently. After a few weeks of hanging out with each other about every other day, one night we slept together. Immediately afterward, Dr. Jekyll was replaced with Mr. Hyde and he coldly informed me, "If you had wanted us to be friends, you shouldn't have slept with me." I didn't speak to him again for at least 10 years. I still have no idea what happened. The man was damaged.

He didn't say it "nicely" he said like, "Fuck off, I'm done with you. Get out of my house."

And what's wrong with sleeping with a friend and remaining friends? I've done it a lot. In fact, I'm still friends with the majority of my ex-boyfriends, or at least friendly acquaintances. He was being an asshole. It's simply not acceptable to sleep with someone and then act like that immediately afterward, even if you aren't interested in remaining friends.

I actually talked to him recently. He's still a jerk and the person I'm most ashamed of having slept with.


It sounds like that guy set you up.

You embarrassed him in front of his friends by telling him off (because he deserved it). He probably was totally sore about that.

So when you finally hooked up with the guy...he treated you like shit all because of that incident of you telling him off in front of a bunch of people. He remembered all that and he is giving you what you gave him but in a worse way.

He never intended to be friends...he wanted you to feel like shit.
 
Last edited:

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
It sounds like that guy set you up.

You embarrassed him in front of his friends by telling him off (because he deserved it). He probably was totally sore about that.

So when you finally hooked up with the guy...he treated you like shit all because of that incident of you telling him off in front of a bunch of people. He remembered all that and he is giving you what you gave him but in a worse way.

He never intended to be friends...he wanted you to feel like shit.

It's possible I guess, but those two incidents happened four years apart! And we had been friends the entire time. It seems like an awfully long time to wait for revenge.

No matter how the story is explained, the guy is damaged. Badly damaged.
 

D_Kaye Throttlebottom

Experimental Member
Joined
Feb 9, 2008
Posts
1,536
Media
0
Likes
2
Points
123
If you don't like a man...you don't like him. But that doesn't mean that the guy isn't worthy of getting sex and love from someone. I am not telling you to mercy fuck a man. But I will say that the same criteria you use to judge...they can judge you with different or the same criteria with equal scrutiny. Respect is a two-way street.

I like a man who is gonna be honest with me. If he doesn't respect me because I disappoint him. I don't want to be involved with him. I am not Superman. I am not a genie in a bottle that you rub and you get three wishes for a better life either.

But he isn't gonna continue disrespecting me because I am a disappointment in his eyes. And I am not going to be his friend either. Some can't respect you as a lover but want to be a friend afterwards. I don't bother with any of that. He can fuck off in all respects.

I'm under no illusions...and more often than not - it is my experience that men hold women to a higher standard of beahavior than they do for themselves.

My question about respect isn't about lying or cheating. It can be something as simple as not looking out for your best interests aside of his own...or if you look out for his, but he doesn't swing for the fences with regard to yours.

That point when you recognize that there might be love or attraction, but you don't respect him. Or the alternate, you don't respect someone on the onset because of his behavior but given opportunity - you'd "suck his balls in a Burger King parking lot."

I'm not talking betrayal, but rather when you have lost respect or admiration... or you simply feel a spark, can you act on that and treat it as sex, nothing more.

For myself, I'm not capable of it on the onset, yet I've stayed in a relationship, to be long-suffering - to hang in there it will get better, etc. when in my gut I've violated my own rules and resent him. You may have sex but it feels like a transaction. You split up. You're horny later...do you go there?

I have once and it was a disaster. I can't go back there and I don't think I can fuck a man I don't respect, b/c I know I'd walk all over him - not out of spite, but for my own self-preservation. Maybe it would be clearer if I said I cannot respect a passive man, no matter how sweet he might be, if he is a pushover, I just can't go there. Alternatively I can't respect a man that puts himself first all the time and no matter how horny I am, I can't go there.

Yet I think women will put up with a lot when sex is there. So I ask the question, can you fuck someone that you don't respect?
 
Last edited:

Smooth88

Sexy Member
Joined
Mar 15, 2008
Posts
1,688
Media
15
Likes
31
Points
123
Location
Essex County, New Jersey
Sexuality
99% Straight, 1% Gay
Gender
Male
As a man generally I dont think I could have sex with a women I did not respect and I damn sure wouldnt have sex with a women I didnt genuinely like as a person and at least somewhat cared about.
 

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
I backslid for years with my first love, but just because we aren't together anymore doesn't mean that I don't respect someone. Sometimes it's just not meant to be. I thought that I was emotionally strong enough to handle it. He was an amazing lover and we were great together, but it just extended the pain of the breakup for years while I harbored the illusion that we would eventually end up together, which I knew he also frequently thought, but it wasn't going to happen. We're still friends now even though we rarely ever speak to one another, distance and different lives and everything. I definitely respect him.

I completely understand what you mean about your sense of self-preservation. If I had more then I wouldn't have kept backsliding at all.

Except that threesome was memorable and wouldn't have happened if I wasn't backsliding all the time. I don't regret that. I've thought about that so many time over the years. It's a great memory!
 

B_crackoff

Experimental Member
Joined
Jan 17, 2010
Posts
1,726
Media
0
Likes
3
Points
73
He didn't say it "nicely" he said like, "Fuck off, I'm done with you. Get out of my house."

And what's wrong with sleeping with a friend and remaining friends? I've done it a lot. In fact, I'm still friends with the majority of my ex-boyfriends, or at least friendly acquaintances. He was being an asshole. It's simply not acceptable to sleep with someone and then act like that immediately afterward, even if you aren't interested in remaining friends.

I actually talked to him recently. He's still a jerk and the person I'm most ashamed of having slept with.

Err, no offence, but I know from experience that the women that slag you off the most, find you sexually attractive - it's a way of getting attention that I didn't understand when I was 18, when the girls who mocked me most always came onto me in a quiet moment!

Why would you sleep with him if you completely found him obnoxious?

But the past IS the Past!

You were a rebound, he always remembered what you said. It is that simple.

You wouldn't be with your fella now otherwise:smile: It's a good thing!
 

petite

Expert Member
Joined
Mar 3, 2010
Posts
7,199
Media
2
Likes
146
Points
208
Sexuality
No Response
Gender
Female
Err, no offence, but I know from experience that the women that slag you off the most, find you sexually attractive - it's a way of getting attention that I didn't understand when I was 18, when the girls who mocked me most always came onto me in a quiet moment!

Why would you sleep with him if you completely found him obnoxious?

But the past IS the Past!

You were a rebound, he always remembered what you said. It is that simple.

You wouldn't be with your fella now otherwise:smile: It's a good thing!

Golly, you do say a lot of nonsensical things, don't you? You must be really young. You seem to think you know a lot about a lot of things, but my experiences contradict your opinions.

Despite what happens in movies and on TV, I was not attracted to him when I told him off for talking trash about a very nice woman I knew that he slept with during one of our parties in front of 30 people. That infuriated me and he deserved being told off. It's the only time I've ever done something like that, and I'm not the sort of person who makes a scene, but he already created the scene, I just responded appropriately. I definitely didn't want to jump his bones. And the best result was his next target was my best friend's little sister and as a result she didn't sleep with him, thank god. And he was angry with me for about three weeks, but he never did it again in front of me!

I said that I thought he had changed because that was four years earlier and his more recent relationships seemed to be full of genuine affection for women and I thought that his womanizing behavior when he was a teenager was because he was a horny and dumb teenager and that he had grown up. I seriously thought he had changed.

What the hell are you talking about "rebound" for? This happened years before I even met TheBoyfriend. These two things have nothing to do with each other.
 
Last edited: