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Stop Being Afraid of Being Used For Sex Posted: 16 Apr 2014 05:22 AM PDT
Alias (DO NOT USE A REAL NAME!!): June
I have no idea if he’s just using you for sex. Here’s what I do know: he couldn’t be bothered to reply to you in a timely fashion. That right there should tell you where you fell on the priority list. There’s absolutely no excuse for someone to take that long to get back to someone. You could ask him if he’s blowing you off or if he was only in it for the sex. He’ll lie, of course. Anybody would. Hence, there’s really no point in asking him anything because the chances that he’ll tell you the truth are slim. If anything, he’ll say just enough to keep you on the hook so that when he does feel like gracing you with his attention, you’ll be receptive. He probably kept in touch with you when he was traveling in order to maintain momentum so that, when he got back, he could do exactly what he did. This is another example of placing too much value on an empty gesture. We know what people expect of us in these situations, so we give it to them in order to get what we want. This isn’t one of those situations where asking for what you want will be productive. A conversation such as this will go around in circles, leaving you a little bit more confused than you were before. He took two days to reply to a simple question. That is your answer. The only way to completely avoid getting twisted up over scenarios like this is to stop being afraid of being “used.” I will guarantee you that there are times people are being used for things and don’t even know it. We convince ourselves that someone is on the up and up when we know, deep down, they probably aren’t. Being used really isn’t the tragedy that some people like to make it out to be. The ones who hold that up as the worst possible thing are the same people who do whatever they can to deter people from having casual sex. Oh, you don’t have casual sex because you don’t want to get an STD? I see what you did there. The underlying implication of all of their threats is that casual sex makes you sad or dirty or stupid and not having casual sex somehow makes you a more honorable, self-respecting person. If someone feel so threatened by casual sex that they have to try and scare other people from having it, that speaks to their own insecurities and issues. My guess, OP, is that this guy isn’t interested in anything beyond casual. If you can roll with it, enjoy. Just remember:
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