...I am a bit alarmed by the judgment that the flirtation, fantasising, mutual cyber masturbation etc etc that I engage in here is wrong because I have a partner whom I love and want to be with and who doesn't share this interest. If I didn't have a partner, presumably it would be fine. To be honest, I find this view very alarming.
Bethfan,
When you have sex with another woman without your partner’s knowledge, would that be oke? By definition that is not a question a single person needs to ask him or herself.
the fact you’re in a committed relationship DOES make your situation different from those who don’t have a partner, how can it not?
Anyway, this conversation has shifted from “is it oke to steal panties and jack off with them” to “what can be considered wrong when it comes to masturbation, etc.”. I’ve seen the latter discussed on these boards before, and even though it is an interesting thing to discuss, I don’t think there is a general rule of thumb everyone could agree upon.
Other than actual physical contact, things like flirtation, fantasizing, mutual cyber masturbation all fall in a gray area that will be judged differently, depending on the person. Again, none of these things are “wrong” when you’re single. Why? Because these actions cannot harm your partner.
And that’s the whole point…you cannot say in general if flirting or fantasizing or mutual masturbation are “wrong” things to do for a person in a committed relationship. It all depends on your partner, and if it will hurt him/her or your relationship.
and maybe answering that question does not answer the question if it's "wrong" to do any of these things either.
example: I wouldn't believe it if my partner told me he did not fantasize about other women once in a while (or a lot, lol). In fact, I'd find it pretty alarming if he didn't. I think it's in the human nature to fantasize, it teaches you about yourself, broadens the mind, hell, it's where good ideas for the bedroom are born, haha.
BUT, that doesn't mean I'd appreciate it if he sat me down to have a conversation about it and go over all the details of how he would fuck his fantasy woman, lol.
now, that brings me right back to the panty incident....(yeah, I'm talking to you now outsider, lol)
if you disregard the fact that they were stolen for now, I'd say the action was driven by fantasies. And I still think fantasies are oke. BUT that does not mean I'd appreciate it to be confronted with it if my guy did that. The panties themselves could make that happen...one woman missing some panties, or another woman finding an excess of panties...even though that's probably highly unlikely, that would bring about a very uncomfortable situation, so not very smart in my opinion (dude, toss them out)
if you do not disregard the fact that they were stolen....they were stolen!! wtf were you thinking?
lol, seriously, it made me laugh, it's not like stealing anything valuable, and it will not likely be missed. But it's still stealing, and even though that might be a big word in this case, I think we could agree on the fact that it was just inappropriate to do so.
oh, and a question in general
what exactly is the attraction of underwear? I mean, finding dirty underwear laying around from either a male or a female partner would make me mumble slob and then throw it in the washer. Also never had a relationship with any of their clean underwear for that matter.
So now I wonder if that is exclusively a guy thing?
And if so, are all guys attracted to underwear....or most....or some....or just outsider? (lol, that last one was a joke, sorry dude)