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The Game (2003-06-19 - ) To answer JP's question/comment: According to you, I think, when two people share sex, it's like two people sharing a Slurpee. It means nothing. Yet people react differently when people share sex. Can you understand the difference between sex and Slurpees? Okay, I admit, I was a little harsh on the whole sex thing in yesterday�s entry. I was upset at FL and it was really showing through my writing. My apologies. Making love is a lot more important than just �make up� and �I missed you� sex. It�s just as emotional as it is physical. Mushy, mushy mush mush. Sex, on the other hand is like sharing a Slurpee, but only with more consequences. You can�t really catch the Clap from giving someone a sip of your Slush Puppie now can you. When I was younger I was into a lot of bad things and sex just became something that I felt was expected of me. Don�t get me wrong, it was always great to have sex and I did enjoy it thoroughly, but it was just something that we did. There were never any attachments made and no one ever got hurt. Maybe it�s just me, but I think that sex only means more than Slurpee sharing when there are feelings involved. Without those feelings it�s just two consenting adults fulfilling a need. |