Dating an sp
- Thread starter lazysausage
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We've all been in relationships that didn't work out! If there is a connection between two people, then it is worth exploring!I'm thankful for all your contributions to this post, as well as keeping it still alive. All reviews have one thing in common, it didn't work out. Maybe the ones that did get married/had kids don't bother coming on here no more. lol
Some guys said they enjoyed the journey even if there was no happy ending.All reviews have one thing in common, it didn't work out.
I would say (based on extensive personal experience) that relationships are complicated enough without sex work being a factor in them. If you find your soulmate, as some here have claimed, then it is probably worth it. But, more often than not, I find that people are just perversely drawn to intrigue, drama and challenge, like women who have an uncanny knack for falling in love with married men, or men who fall in love with SP's. It's easier in some ways to pine for someone who isn't (or cannot be) completely available. Oscar Wilde expressed this paradox perfectly when he said that there are only two tragedies in life, the first is not getting what you want and the second is getting it.
I think another quote from Wilde is just as appropriate (and even if not, it's still a great quote): “Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.”Oscar Wilde expressed this paradox perfectly when he said that there are only two tragedies in life, the first is not getting what you want and the second is getting it.
I believe anything is appropriate on this forum.. in terms of sex that is. Great quote, its true when you really think about it.I think another quote from Wilde is just as appropriate (and even if not, it's still a great quote): “Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.”
This is very well put. Sex work can be a factor even if it was all before the relationship.I would say (based on extensive personal experience) that relationships are complicated enough without sex work being a factor in them. If you find your soulmate, as some here have claimed, then it is probably worth it. But, more often than not, I find that people are just perversely drawn to intrigue, drama and challenge, like women who have an uncanny knack for falling in love with married men, or men who fall in love with SP's. It's easier in some ways to pine for someone who isn't (or cannot be) completely available. Oscar Wilde expressed this paradox perfectly when he said that there are only two tragedies in life, the first is not getting what you want and the second is getting it.
