What do you think about someone giving their partner a "guilt free pass"? Meaning that they aren't ready to have sex,but their partner is,so they give their partner a "pass" to get it out of their system.
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Crystal
ANSWERS: 11
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Then they are not your partner. You don't comit to someone, and then say "hey I dont think you can wait for me". SO instead of you cheating on me behind my back I am going to go ahead and give you permission. =( I just think it is starting a bad trend.
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eh. I don't think that's a very good idea.
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If they are truly a partner they can wait- and so can their system;)
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a precursor to swinging!
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If they are my partner, they arent going to want a pass.
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there whas a time when i would have thought it was entirely inappropriate. as i got older i figured out that folks have sex-get used to it.
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That only happens in the movies.
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Interesting concept, except what if my partner decided they wanted to get it on with someone else and they would ask me for a "Guilt Free Pass". Plus, I would still feel pretty guilty for mistreating my lover. It's bullshit.
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Its a sign that bigger problems will soon surface.
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Depends, some relationships can handle that sort of thing. Look at swingers. I say more power if both partners agree. But, it could also destroy a developing or unhealthy relationship as well. I say do what your heart tells you to do.
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It's called an open relationship, and a hell of a lot better than a sexless partner expecting a sexually active partner to become celibate....though the best scenario is not to marry someone that is incompatible. No my duckies, the idea that love conquers all is the balderdash of poets!
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