Originally posted by: enime135
My boyfriend is pressuring me into having sex and i want to wait until i get married but he says that he cant wait that long and im scared that he is going to either cheat on me or break up with me im 18 and i dont know what to do he tells me that he has other girls that will have sex with him please help me should i give in and have sex or be done with him????
Ok, coming from a guy's point view .... if you want to wait, and he's unwilling to wait, YOU'RE TOO GOOD FOR HIM! Or I should say, he's not worthy of your time and patience. Sex is the mechanics of the act, making love it actually taking sex and making it great for both parties. It sounds like he's more concerned with his own gratification than yours (usually a bad sign in lovers, from my experience.)
If you do give in to his pressure, you're possibly going to feel guilty, feel used, or feel manipulated. Your first time is a once in a lifetime experience, treasure it and save it for the right time (be that marriage, or the perfect person, or whomever you choose willfully.) All too often we rush things, and throw it away. You can end up regretting it.
I'm 28, been there, done that, got the T-shirt to prove it. I'm attempting to start a relationship with a very mature, experienced woman and we had a nice discussion last night that sums up our society. The synopsis goes sort of like this:
In our me-focused, instant gratification culture, we want the end result here and now and damn the consequences. It wasn't always that way. I learned at an early age (thanks to a bunch of family friends) that you can build tension in a relationship, and let it build so when you release it, the release is much better than a here and now quickie. Waiting for marriage to have sex is a fashion of that if you choose to view it as such. It can bring a couple closer together, by waiting together; or drive them apart.
I'm going to finish this with a quote from my favorite author, "Sex should be friendly. Otherwise, stick to mechanical toys, it's more sanitary." If he really needs relief, I'm sure there's a product on the market for it.