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**Dvjkefdw** · 04-13-2008, 01:50 AM

Let me just say once again I appreciate the reply. I don't get to talk to somebody of your persuasion often (edit: this is the closest I've ever been, at least in terms of substantial discussion), and you seem to have put a good deal of effort into your opinion. The more reason to reply, if DF won't mind we're getting a little off-topic (sorry, DF).

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
I think the issue with satisfaction is true for any couple, they need to be able to accommodate each other. Now, I can't believe I missed the implications of that very sentence.

You need to be able to accomodate each other. This means you have to know each other very well. I'm sure you agree that anybody's sexuality is a core part of their person, and how on earth are you going to know that without checking it out first?

You'd never marry somebody without knowing their family or their friends or their financial situation or their personal problems or their dreams including their worst nightmares. Seems odd that something as important for a couple as sex should be something you can begin to figure out some way along the line after you get married. While I admit you can discuss it beforehand, I'd still say you don't know what food you like until you've had some.

04-13-2008, 01:50 AM	#32
Dvjkefdw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 521 Senior Member	Let me just say once again I appreciate the reply. I don't get to talk to somebody of your persuasion often (edit: this is the closest I've ever been, at least in terms of substantial discussion), and you seem to have put a good deal of effort into your opinion. The more reason to reply, if DF won't mind we're getting a little off-topic (sorry, DF). Originally posted by Ben Kenobi I think the issue with satisfaction is true for any couple, they need to be able to accommodate each other. Now, I can't believe I missed the implications of that very sentence. You need to be able to accomodate each other. This means you have to know each other very well. I'm sure you agree that anybody's sexuality is a core part of their person, and how on earth are you going to know that without checking it out first? You'd never marry somebody without knowing their family or their friends or their financial situation or their personal problems or their dreams including their worst nightmares. Seems odd that something as important for a couple as sex should be something you can begin to figure out some way along the line after you get married. While I admit you can discuss it beforehand, I'd still say you don't know what food you like until you've had some.
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