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 Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 7:35 pm
If a guy asked you to come over his place,
do you immediately think that he is saying in an indirect manner ''do you want to come over and F*** ?''
Like, I really felt that way when a ex-co-worker asked me that.
So, I said no.
The thing is if it were a girl, I would definitely don't feel this way.
Am I too innocent? Is it clear for you girls that if a guy asked you that, that is the first thing that you would think of ?
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Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 2:43 pm
Well, being a teenager, most guys are perverts, yes? But my male friends are really cool, so if one of them asked me to come over, I wouldn't think "OMG the nasty!". But in any other case, my answer would be no.
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Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 3:59 pm
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That's what I used to think too. And when my now partner invited me over for dinner one night when we were dating,
I was thinking "oh s**t, oh s**t." But he had completely innocent intentions and made the best roast I've ever had.
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Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2013 4:35 pm
I'd act cool. Like I always am. emotion_awesome
Just say you are busy,a few dudes asked me that,so I said,"Oh,bro,sorry I can't go! I have this awesome skate competition on that day!"
And if he makes another date for that,just be like,"Dude,I'm really busy!" emotion_c8
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Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:03 pm
I slept at my ex boyfriend's house for months before we began having sex. He was a perfect gentleman about it, and we had sex the day I decided I was ready.
That said, most guys aren't like that and are probably looking to take your pants off.
If you go, they want that, and you say no though -- they better accept that.
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Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:14 pm
It depends on the nature of the relationship before they ask. If we've been flirting perhaps. If we've been friends maybe less so.
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Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:59 pm
I had that thought once, and that was when a guy I barely knew and for some reason traded numbers with would continually pester me to come over and watch a bunch of stuff at his place. I said no every time, but I don't get asked by many guys to come over and am nervous when they do.....granted, most guys I'm friends with bat for the other team but still
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Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 12:16 pm
❊ - - - ⊰ ▍K a e l a 2 0 1 5 ▍ XXXXX ❝ Well that's the first thing I always think - but part of that is just because of a situation I was in over the summer.
The only time I don't think that is if its one of my 2 best guyfriends (and one of them (my one and only best friend) kind of has a romantic thing for me, but I know he isn't interested in sex until marriage 'cause we've talked about our views on that stuff). The only way to clarify their intentions if you don't know them on a really good friends status is to ask.
But no, you aren't alone, and that doesn't make you too innocent. It makes you smart, because you don't fall for their crap :3 ❞
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Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 12:05 pm
yah i would totally think that
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Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 12:20 pm
I always make sure that there's at least one responsible person there, like a parental unit, the whole time I'm there
And if I somehow end up spending the night, I'm taking the couch in the living room
I'm not taking the chance, and I'd have to know the person in the first place
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 10:04 am
I have always been really paranoid about that sort of thing. Lots of guys are sweet and don't mean they want anything more than company, but you can't always know that for sure.
It depends on how long you have known each other, and whether or not other people were involved in this plan. If it was an invite to a group night, fine, things should be cool. But if you aren't close friends before that, or if it's a date or something, then it seems kinda weird.
Similarly, I was afraid to ask my boyfriend to come over to my place when we first started dating because I didn't want to give him the wrong impression. There are guys who will see an invite (from them or from you) to somewhere you can be alone as a green light for sex.
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 2:28 pm
Definitely depends on the person and your relationship. I'd probably think the same thing for most guys.
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 4:38 pm
I think a major part of it depends on the existing relationship ...
and then I put it in perspective ;
I just met this guy + I'm inviting him over = I intend to **** him
we're coworkers + I'm inviting him over + it's nighttime = ****ing
I know your girlfriend + inviting him over = dude you have to listen to this awesome record
so I assume his brain is doing the same/similar math .
all about perspective C:
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Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 10:25 pm
I think guys have really built themselves into their own stereotype.
There's nothing wrong with hanging out but you need to be careful with either, really.
I think because if the male is confirmed straight then you don't know his intentions.
Just like if the female is confirmed homosexual, you don't know her intentions either.
But so we're clear.
I swing for both and I'm still reluctant to go to a males house but not a females.
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Posted: Wed May 14, 2014 9:56 pm
Thanks for your replies ! Back then when I created this topic 1 year ago I was way too innocent minded.
The reason why I posted that it's because it was the first time that a guy asked me over his place. He was my coworker for like 4 weeks then he left.
He flirted with me and kept asking perverted questions.
I tried to convince myself that ''Maybe he just want to hang out, MAYBE I'M TOO EXAGERRATE'' , but I felt the situation was wrong and I was totally NOT INTERESTED IN HIM.
I will never DOUBT AGAIN MY INSTINCTS ! IT WAS SO OBVIOUS. I'm so glad I cut links with him. I blocked his phone number a long time ago.
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