SpuGen | 09-18-2009 04:44 PM | Would you? OCD, 28, Virgin, Cute So my friend and I have been debating over this for the past 2 weeks. I just wanna see your views on this.
She's 28, shes pretty cute with a banging body. Virgin.
But she has OCD, which means she'll be super clingy and impossible to break up with if a problem arises in the future. Well, at least at the risk of not ruining her life.
I don't know much about this girl, but I met her when my friend picked her up that night when I was winging her ugly friend who I swear is 40. She's nice, and doesn't seem like she has OCD other than taking 20 minutes in the washroom. My friend doesn't wanna even bother with it. He says he'll have fun but doesn't want to take her virginity because of the problems that will come. And as we all know, sex changes everything.
We don't judge on mentally or physically handicapped people at all. We both know a few disabled people and we never use it as a basis for anything unless it's a key point. You wouldn't joke around about breaking a leg or talk about going hiking next to a guy in a wheel chair.
My argument is:
Just do it up and go slow. It's just sex and it's not like you're marrying her. Who's to say she's wife material? He doesn't want to ever get married anyways.
His argument:
She's gonna be super clingy and he hates clingy girls. Virgins suck in bed, and he wouldn't do up a virgin unless it was his girlfriend. He doesn't want a girlfriend.
Sure there's gonna be problems with attachment, but guys.. it's a cute 28 year old with a HOT body.. AND she's a virgin. You could totally suck and still be the shit. Or you could go big and set THE standard for the rest of her life. I obviously think he should do it.
From Wiki Quote:
Sexual obsessions may involve intrusive thoughts or images of "kissing, touching, fondling, oral sex, anal sex, intercourse, and rape" with "strangers, acquaintances, parents, children, family members, friends, coworkers, animals and religious figures", and can include "heterosexual or homosexual content" with persons of any age.[10] As with other intrusive, unpleasant thoughts or images, most people have some disquieting sexual thoughts at times, but people with OCD may attach extraordinary significance to the thoughts. For example, obsessive fears about sexual orientation can appear to the sufferer, and even to those around them, as a crisis of sexual identity.[11][12] The doubt that accompanies OCD leads to uncertainty regarding whether one might act on the troubling thoughts, resulting in self-criticism or loathing.[10]
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