It really depends on a lot of factors in my opinion. Whether you know this person prior to the first date, whether you want a relationship with them or just a bit of fun & most importantly whether you're still sexually attracted to them after you've spent time in their company.
If someone made it perfectly obvious they wanted sex before the date then I would be concerned that is all they wanted and the date itself didn't matter but if that is the case for both parties then why bother with the date at all and just have sex.
I wouldn't personally but to each their own. Only for me, because I feel I need to know someone before I sleep with them, the one month rule has never gone wrong!
Me and my boyfriend wed been working together for about 6 weeks, only a weekends as it was my second job. I got drunk one Sunday and text him and began flirting and stuff. Following Friday we worked our shift together then had sex after. For the first 6 odd weeks all we did was meet up and have sex, I guess feelings grew and we decided to make a go of it properly so after that we decided to go out on a proper date.
I did with my boyfriend, I hadn't before that, always made then wait. In my defence though I didn't think it was going to become serious, it was meant to be just a fling but obviously 5 years later that didn't quite work out! I once asked him if he thought less of me for doing that he said there's a big difference between sleeping with someone on the first date and being a slag. He never viewed me as a the latter
To reverse the question would you go on a second date with anyone who didn't sleep with you on the first date or made it clear sex wasn't on the cards for a long time or not at all.
I will never understand men who sleep with a woman then call her a slag for it. It takes two to have sex, it makes no sense.
And this thing of "making the man wait" if he thinks it's not okay to do it, why is he trying? Is it some sort of test the woman has to pass? It's dumb.
To reverse the question would you go on a second date with anyone who didn't sleep with you on the first date or made it clear sex wasn't on the cards for a long time or not at all.
Aww really princess, did you see them again after?
If I wanted to see them again then I did... Me and my boyfriend have been together nearly a year and we slept together on our first date, which was the day after we met.
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The whole sex on a first date = slag concept is for the most part, outdated.
Although you have to be sure the other person wants to also you can't just assume they do.
It's a different world where we understand that sex is just sex and get on with it.
It can be a part of a loving relationship but doesn't have to be and all parties go into it with that understanding, so no one gets hurt.
They have made it perfectly clear that they do.
Then that would be up to you.
If someone made it perfectly obvious they wanted sex before the date then I would be concerned that is all they wanted and the date itself didn't matter but if that is the case for both parties then why bother with the date at all and just have sex.
Me and my boyfriend wed been working together for about 6 weeks, only a weekends as it was my second job. I got drunk one Sunday and text him and began flirting and stuff. Following Friday we worked our shift together then had sex after. For the first 6 odd weeks all we did was meet up and have sex, I guess feelings grew and we decided to make a go of it properly so after that we decided to go out on a proper date.
The only women who turned out to be half decent human beings that I had a relationship with made me wait. The rest were right slaaaaagss
I will never understand men who sleep with a woman then call her a slag for it. It takes two to have sex, it makes no sense.
And this thing of "making the man wait" if he thinks it's not okay to do it, why is he trying? Is it some sort of test the woman has to pass? It's dumb.
Still no luck James?
If I wanted to see them again then I did... Me and my boyfriend have been together nearly a year and we slept together on our first date, which was the day after we met.