
If a man only wants sex and to bounce, he's going to only want sex and to bounce. Doesn't matter if you make him wait six months or six hours.
I understand the rationale but it's a short sighted and lazy way of gauging whether or not a man seriously views you as a mate.
What's more, a lot of men who may have been genuine will be immediately turned off by arbitrary waiting periods and move on, especially if they have options.
Sex should happen spontaneously and naturally.
It's insincere to put a time line on it.
It's perfectly normal to get to know someone personally before having sex.
Two different things that a lot of women conflate.
I dont understand the dating world...
How long are you REALLY supposed to make a man wait? 6 months seems like overkill....
, I do not see anything wrong with a person waiting to have sex(religious reasons, personal reasons, and etc), BUT I think that it becomes a problem when the whole waiting is centered around sex and the body instead of getting to know the person. The woman in OP's description comes off as crazy and probably equated a man waiting to have sex with her on the same level as a man wanting to respect her and know her outside of sex.yea cuz any real man would cuff a chick wit her bare ass all over the interwebs
at this 3rd string ig thot

I dont understand the dating world...
How long are you REALLY supposed to make a man wait? 6 months seems like overkill....

has this ever worked out![]()

its a bad mentality to have IMO let say you're having that moment when it's about to happen but you put a stop to it because of a 6 months rule that you are imposing its only a matter of time until the guy bounces6 months is nothing when it comes to sex
people need to chill
you meet someone new and you're just clocking how long it takes you to fukk them?
the minute you got it after all that time, you run off?
you knew other people before them, you're probably already sexually active, fukk one of them![]()
At first I thought she was some reformed hoe tooting her horn, but oh well![]()
nope just another naked hoe claiming feminismEh to each it's own, I do not see anything wrong with a person waiting to have sex(religious reasons, personal reasons, and etc), BUT I think that it becomes a problem when the whole waiting is centered around sex and the body instead of getting to know the person. The woman in OP's description comes off as crazy and probably equated a man waiting to have sex with her on the same level as a man wanting to respect her and know her outside of sex.

