meems wrote:
I just laughed so hard, because I have to pay a total stranger from a dog sitting service to watch my dog next week. I'm not sure why I find that so funny. Anyway, I do know her well.
I date because I like going out and having a nice time. I don't mean date as in date a person exclusively. I don't see why I would choose between dating and having sex, sometimes the two go well together.
I don't assume low self-esteem, I always assume that like me, this person just wants sex, usually I assume that because I ask beforehand. It's like a switch gets flipped and women suddenly change their minds. Yet, I'm a woman too and I don't find myself suddenly feeling attached to someone after sex.
Now I'm concerned about my brain chemistry because I don't feel very emotional at all afterward, just kind of nice.
In my early 30s I realized that, for me, sex that lacked emotional intimacy was basically masterbating with another person's body. What I wanted was an emotional connection, so I stopped having casual sex. Obviously this is not your experience. It doesn't mean either of our sexual experiences are any less valid. But you expressed concern that your date was unreasonably expecting emotional closeness from you when you had clearly indicated that you only wanted to use her body. So maybe you're choosing people who either aren't able to understand that or have a problem with their self-esteem.