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I think if a person is only comfortable in a relationship with someone who has a certain amount of experience (either a little or a lot), then that's the kind of person they should enter into a relationship with.
That's kind of stating the obvious, but if you're not comfortable in a relationship with someone more or less experienced than you are - if you are "unequally yoked" - then simply don't get into a relationship with them. By all means, do not get into a relationship with someone and then badger them about their experience or lack of it. If you have certain criteria that need to be met in order to have a successful relationship, then just stick to your principles when selecting your mate.
Everyone has their own likes and dislikes for potential mates. Some people only like to date attractive people. Some people only like to date smart people. Some people need their mate to be of a certain ethnicity, or adhere to certain spiritual principles. And so on. And these mean different things to different people. Pretty to me may not be pretty to you. Smart to me may not be smart to you.
I remember reading on this forum about how some women would never consider having a LTR with a man endowed with less than a seven-inch penis. They say there's nothing wrong with smaller penises, they've had great sex with smaller penises, but when push comes to shove they need a bigger penis in a LTR in order to have the deep orgasms - a necessary condition for them. Likewise some guys or girls need their potential mates to be less experienced. That's their preference. Maybe they're insecure, maybe they're not. Maybe they have religious convictions, maybe not. Whatever the reason ... it's their preference.
I'm probably not handsome or rich enough to date a movie star. I'm probably not endowed well enough below the belt to date a size queen. I might have slept with too many other women to date someone with strong religious convictions. Hey, that's ok; I'm not going to point my finger at them and call them judgemental; it's their own personal preference whom they date. There's 3.3 billion other females out there!
And I'm married, anyway!
Thanks.
That's kind of stating the obvious, but if you're not comfortable in a relationship with someone more or less experienced than you are - if you are "unequally yoked" - then simply don't get into a relationship with them. By all means, do not get into a relationship with someone and then badger them about their experience or lack of it. If you have certain criteria that need to be met in order to have a successful relationship, then just stick to your principles when selecting your mate.
Everyone has their own likes and dislikes for potential mates. Some people only like to date attractive people. Some people only like to date smart people. Some people need their mate to be of a certain ethnicity, or adhere to certain spiritual principles. And so on. And these mean different things to different people. Pretty to me may not be pretty to you. Smart to me may not be smart to you.
I remember reading on this forum about how some women would never consider having a LTR with a man endowed with less than a seven-inch penis. They say there's nothing wrong with smaller penises, they've had great sex with smaller penises, but when push comes to shove they need a bigger penis in a LTR in order to have the deep orgasms - a necessary condition for them. Likewise some guys or girls need their potential mates to be less experienced. That's their preference. Maybe they're insecure, maybe they're not. Maybe they have religious convictions, maybe not. Whatever the reason ... it's their preference.
I'm probably not handsome or rich enough to date a movie star. I'm probably not endowed well enough below the belt to date a size queen. I might have slept with too many other women to date someone with strong religious convictions. Hey, that's ok; I'm not going to point my finger at them and call them judgemental; it's their own personal preference whom they date. There's 3.3 billion other females out there!
And I'm married, anyway!
Thanks.