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Tuesday, December 19. 2017

Men and women


Wherever men and women spend time together, emotional things can happen. Actually, whenever any people spend time together, emotional things happen: attraction, enjoyment, revulsion, admiration, irritation, enchantment, envy, disdain, boredom, indifference, and everything else.


It's a given that the propensity for love/romance/sexual interest, to varying degrees, is a common, normal, and healthy subtext of human interaction. No number of social rules or boundary-construction can get rid of that, so it is common enough for people to fall so heavily that they arrive at "Damn the rules, the heck with everybody. I want this more than anything else".  I see it all the time because things often do not work out well.


This is good:  PROFESSOR-STUDENT SEX—JUST A PROBLEM OF DIRTY OLD MEN?





Posted by Dr. Joy Bliss in Hot News & Misc. Short Subjects at 16:32 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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A 30-something lady Lit prof in college tried to hit rather hard on me and a buddy of mine in her class.

Had she been hotter, I do not know what might have happened. She was not very attractive. He and I figured out how to avoid her desires without outright rejecting her. That worked out fine.

Sad.
#1 Bird Dog on 2017-12-19 18:03 (Reply)
"dirty old men"
A threefer. Sexism, ageism and body shaming.
I assume if they were young, clean and gender undefined it would be OK???
#2 OneGuy on 2017-12-19 18:47 (Reply)
God was cruel to older men. They still have all the same desires they had in their youth, but without the means to fulfill them.
#3 snopercod on 2017-12-19 19:09 (Reply)
Yes sir,they oughta have a whore house in every old folks home for all the old hard dicks.HaHa,,,seriously
#3.1 RL on 2017-12-19 23:47 (Reply)
What makes you think they don't?
#3.1.1 Mark Matis on 2017-12-20 07:37 (Reply)
I saw a comedian who made a joke about all the ads for low-T pills. He observed that looking back, almost all his bad decisions were made when he was on high-T. The complimentary high-E for women probably exists.
#4 JK Brown on 2017-12-20 14:15 (Reply)

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