Greta75
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ORIGINAL: respectmen Honestly, would a male appear to be a chauvinist or generally being out of line to ask a woman to fix him a sandwich or iron his shirts but really means he wants to bang her? Would that said man be considered respectful to women and a man who knows the social standards with dealing with this situation? A man who wanna bang a woman would use another analogy. Fix a Sandwich OR Iron his shirt, is not an invitation for sex. Can't think of any now, as I am such a straight talker, I don't even get to that point where the man has to use analogy. Usually when it comes to sex, it's heavy discussion on if our sexual preferences are compatible with each other, before I decide. So no need for all that flirty stuffs. A woman who tells you to "Mow Her Lawn" is an invitation to fuck her in a flirtatious way. And not actually do any physical work in her garden at all. You are suppose to just fuck her. What is so hard to understand? I wouldn't be offended if a man explain to me that, he was trying to be indirect by telling me he wants me to "fix his sandwich", but in his talk, it means, "he wants to fuck me". And not actually fixing his sandwich. Because there is NO SUCH term as "Fix me a sandwich" that means "I want to have sex with you". But "mow my lawn" definitely has double entendre. "Fix me a Sandwich" or "Iron my clothes" has no double entendre.
< Message edited by Greta75 -- 2/2/2017 5:16:55 AM >
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