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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: nihil who wrote (31210)	2/19/1999 9:37:00 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

You're asking me whether the cyber dudes would replace men in the sack? The lady who wants to get a vibrator, only her husband has let it be known that it would crush his male ego? The lady who has stated publicly, in this thread, even, that she occasionally wishes she could have meaningless sex with the male version of a bimbo, and then kick him out and forget about it? Hey, buddy, get a clue. Of course loving sex with someone with whom you have an emotional bond is great. But hot, meaningless sex is great, too. These days, the fear of AIDS and other STDs keep me from straying almost as much as the certain belief that if I screwed around, and my husband found out, he'd leave me, or maybe screw around to get even, neither of which I want him to do. A robot should not have STDs. Yeah, I want one. But my husband's male ego would be crushed, and the children would be scandalized. I didn't like the news better because a sexy guy was telling it. That's silly. I just thought the guy was hot. I don't get turned on by many men, so when I do, it's a pleasant surprise. For example, I enjoy driving past the Pentagon on a nice day, all the military types out there jogging on the paths by the Potomac, wearing nothing but a jock strap, shoes, and those little nylon shorts. Hubba hubba. My favorite newscaster is on CNN, can't remember his name, he is some kind of editor, and they had him on a lot during the Clinton thing. He wears glasses, he always looks rumpled, he's kinda pudgy, but he is very, very bright and articulate, and he appeals to me.