Do you think?
Do you think its disrespectful if you ask a girl if she sucks dick?
Or if shes a virgin?
Or if shes a virgin?
Taz wrote:Why do you think that?
Aleena wrote:Women in ghetto areas tend to be loose with the vaginas and wouldnt find such a thing rude. and men in a ghetto area being brought up around whores and other forms of loose vagina women would feel the same and push that on others.
So. Either you are in the ghetto, Or everyone you live with / hang out with is in the ghetto or just not raised with manners or respect for others.
Taz wrote:Do you think its disrespectful if you ask a girl if she sucks dick?
Or if shes a virgin?
C0FFINCASE wrote:Context is everything. Walking up to her and asking her is sort of rude but if you conversation has provided the correct context nothing is rude. Actually if you have proven over time that subject matter "x" is normal for you and a person then you cold just walk up and ask. I say this because its basically how I got involved with current girl, we talked about sex once, talking about sex became normal, now we have sex.
BooBearSH wrote:Yes, actually. Learn some fucking respect for women.
If you really want laid, go pay for it, don't fuck up some chick's life over emotions she'll have, in fact, take your hand and fuck yourself, won't fuck some chick's feelings that way. Douche.

BooBearSH wrote:Read the topic's first post and your response to Aleena. Then tell me you have respect.
Taz wrote:Hold up talking about respect how come when we used talk for a little on msn and you used to tell me all about having like 2 girls friends and calling them bitches and stuff. Just because i said i don't think its disrespectful doesn't mean i did it.
BooBearSH wrote:Lol... My ex was a psycho bitch. She's in a mental facility now.
I'm sorry officer, I had the gun, I wasn't going to use it I swear but he scared meeeeeee. Just because you don't do something, doesn't mean it didn't cross your mind. If you think about doing something disrespectful, you are being disrespectful already.
