Does having a high partner count affect women?

Does having a high partner count affect women?


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If you didn't care my opinion wouldn't upset you.

Who said I was upset? I told your dense ass I'm just laughing at you. :p

Read through this conversation in one sitting. Comedy gold. Not on your part, but you gave us just enough to work off of to get our own chuckle out of it.
 
Who said I was upset? I told your dense ass I'm just laughing at you. :p

Read through this conversation in one sitting. Comedy gold. Not on your part, but you gave us just enough to work off of to get our own chuckle out of it.

It's very clear that you've been very emotional throughout this thread.
 
You totally didn't even understand her post. Hilarious.
Yet again he proved he's just too daft for his own good. Hope his carer tuck him in well for the night. Otherwise the thick cry baby will have some nasty nightmares.
 
Yes, I can obviously speak generally. And the women of LPSG obviously is not how the average woman thinks / is. Most hanging here seem very open minded towards sex / promiscuous.

I've explained it before;

Man with high partner count = High value man that attracts women
Woman with high partner count = Low value women that is not good enough to get one mans commitment

Let's take @AlteredEgo for example. Paint the scenario I'd date you. We go on a date and I ask you how many men you've had, you respond 60+. Why would I be willing to give my commitment to a woman that has had 60 men before me, not willing to give their commitment to you?

That's a huge red flag that you're not good enough / mental / not worthy of commitment.

Any man of value would never commit to a woman that's been fucked more than most hookers. And that's why women lie about their partner count. You know we get disgusted by it - only way of getting commitment is acting innocent and lie about it.
I haven't been fucked more than most hookers. 60? I did that in over two decades. I doubt that's a month's work for a prostitute. Please. I thought you prided yourself on being logical.

I haven't had trouble getting men to commit to me. I've been married once, and for over a decade. I broke off an engagement. I rejected several other proposals, in most cases because I didn't think it was a good fit for life-long commitment, in one case because he wasn't good enough for marriage (just sex- he lacked the capacity to be a real partner in all things) and in one case because I think it is too soon (we are still together).

My dude is brave, strong, intelligent, responsible, a good father, kind, friendly, funny, practical, romantic, gentle, attentive, attractive, a good lay, spontaneous, generous, good to his mama, playful, nerdy, and more. He was widowed two years ago, or he wouldn't have been in the "market" at all. If that's low-quality, then I guess I'm down for slumming.

He likes that I have experience because, to paraphrase him, he knows he doesn't have to worry about me not being responsive to his sexual overtures, and I give him better head than he knew was possible. He says I'm beautiful, affectionate, smart, articulate, funny, loyal, composed in public, versatile enough to hang out with his rich friends and his hood friends, compassionate and most of all, the family adore me and have repeatedly asked when I'll become their stepmother. He's happy. I'm happy. The family is happy. That's great, as far as I'm concerned.