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What if the guy is secure in himself but not in the way his gf tells him about her past?
Telling him, "I've had X amount of lovers, but I've blown at least twice as many?" Or she keeps in touch with all of her ex-lovers, including a list of who they were? Texting, emailing and giving advise to guys who hurt her in the past and openly carrying on in these relationships with the guy she is supposedly so in love with. Is this love or just someone getting revenge back on a guy who is too stupid to just leave?
Telling him that she would love to give him a rim job and then flicking her tongue at him and saying, "And I've had my tongue up many a**holes" while trying to kiss him. Is a guy just suppose to "put up" with it, because it's "his problem"? Please.
Is this at all respectful to the guy who is in her life now or is that too much unnecessary information?
Sure, the sex might be good, even great, but at what cost? Does the guy really have a problem or simply has to lower his standard for having one?
