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cause all these ****** like to think what they dig, man. They're not focused or interested on building, you know what I mean? The mental, uh, spiritual connection with the woman first, you know what I mean? And then taking it there, or even getting another person to see if they want to take it there, you know, they just interested in sex, so that's not y'all fault, you know, that's just a shallow unprecedented, you know what I mean?
It seems like men are more interested in settling down, most men, when their dicks don't work anymore. When they got limp dicks. And then they, or they're close to getting sick and dying on their dick bed. I was raised Christian. I was raised in a church, so dating pastors and deacons and ministers and all that was a thing for me, and they were just all the same there. They're all the same. That's it, they're all the same. A lot of them, very few aren't, and the ones that aren't are usually
I have never met a man that was spiritual and was genuine with it, majority of them are using it to establish dominance control, uh, manipulation, like very few men that I met that were spiritual, that had gifts and were talented and had great knowledge but they hearts were not right so, it's just no end I mean I gotta give up, it's 21 years it's 21 years, I just gotta say it's not gonna happen and it's okay, like, it's okay
That's what it's for, the casual dating culture, to get your net off, and whatever else you decide to use it for. Hopefully the process of dating isn't manipulated all the way through, but definitely date yourself. Find out what you like, how you like it. I like the way you like it. Find out how you like it. And then you come back, and then you find someone that likes you the way you like them.
I do know what I like and I've been single for a very long time, uh, it's just, I just don't believe it's my fault. This has been going on since I started dating at 17 years old, I'm about to be 40, this has always been a thing, always. As soon as, I don't give it up or as soon as sex is not, uh, on their terms, I didn't want nothing to do with me anymore. So, it's just, ah, it's ridiculous, there's no middle ground because if you do have sex and they become addicted then all you are is sex.
Honestly, really don't think it has anything to do with me liking somebody more than they like in me, or somebody like in me more than I like them. It's just the way it's always been. It's just been this way. And people want to pretend and act like they found the person. They found their wife or their husband. When everybody's having issues in their relationship or marriage, they just either mature or immature. Either they fix the problems or don't. So it just seems like it's always been this way.
So my question is, what does sex look like for you? How does sex benefit you as a woman, generally speaking? If sex has always been an issue, how is it a benefit? How is it a plus? What makes it spiritually sound?
Yeah, that would be my question for sure. How is your relationship with sex? How do you see sex? Is it taboo? Is it not taboo? Define further on your experiences with sex besides the men just disregarding you. Is sex a requirement to be with someone, generally speaking? Curious.
I love sex, I find sex healing I find it soothing, relaxing It's kind of like a great reliever of stress It's a way to bond and connect On an intimate, emotional, mental, physical, spiritual level I love sex, I love men But don't put me under no terms when I first meet you Don't put me and say, oh, this is what's gotta happen In order for me to continue anything with anyone
I don't like when I feel rushed, I don't like when I feel pressured. I don't like how it's like, yeah it's so much more important than any other factor of getting to know anyone. That's why I don't like, and in my experience every time I do have sex with a guy all they want is sex afterwards and you know, I get told why, I be told I was the best, whatever the case may be. I don't that, I don't care, that's still annoying.
I also think it's egotistical to say that, uh, you know what you like, but then again, you said it's always been this way, like it'll never change. I think when you define what your relationship is with sex, it'll change. But until then, it'll remain the same. But, um, yeah, I'll be waiting for that response.
Yeah, it has always been the same It's always me being pressured to have sex Being pressured to do things that I don't want to do Since I've been dating And if I don't engage in whatever sexual act That they want me to on their timing It's just completely disregarded The only time it doesn't happen like this Is when I already have sex Then when I already have sex with him It's hard to get rid of him Luckily not all Luckily not all But a majority of them It's too much
It's too much because like I said, I'm all for sex but it has to be some form of balance. You still have to meet people's emotional, mental, physical, or spiritual needs. Like it can't just be only solely about sex and expect to have a healthy relationship or anything like it's just always been an issue so yeah, it's a long story.
Divine Ishma, this publication is so deep I had to pause and reflect on every word that you said that had so much meaning with it, so much of it. I love the dialogue that accommodates you as well.
I would like to open a panel, share a podcast with you being my co-host as I listen more in depth to your concerns that you have as a woman that a lot of us women have concerns about to see what remedy that can be put in place mindset shifts by these men, you know?
As for my consort and I, we decided to fix it until there was nothing else more to fix. Sometimes people grow apart, elevate in separate directions, and it's because of sex without emotional appreciation.