Quote by Allan46
My main gripe: opening up a conversation with a fellow member and after a few minutes pleasantries finding the shutters come down with a resounding clank when the dreaded word 'sex' is brought up. Are we, or are we not, members of an organisation solely formed to meet our sexual needs?
I think we can explain. You're quite correct that this site is intended for people looking for sexually orientated fun BUT that comes in many forms and there are lots of people here (mainly guys) who are solely looking for wank material. As a guy here you probably aren't bombarded with messages all day every day but most females and couples are and there are so many guys who just want to talk dirty to someone so they can get off. If they had the sense to admit that it would be something but what they do is start a conversation normally and then after a couple of minutes start asking things like 'are you wearing knickers?' 'what's your favourite sex position?', 'do you like big cocks & heavy cummers?' Don't get me wrong, if that's their thing that's fine but a) not everyone wants that, b) couples & females get overloaded with it and c) some of us are here to meet people not just talk dirty to make some random guy feel better because he's horny.
This is a question of perspective. Guys here outnumber everyone else 100-1 I reckon and because of that they tend not to be inundated with messages and requests, some of which are very pushy and frankly disgusting. Females and couples on the other hand get many messages every day and find it hard to keep up and separate the wheat from the chaff.
If your thing is talking dirty (not saying it is) then our advice is to say that and try to find like-minded people with whom to indulge that activity. If, on the other hand, you are here hoping to meet people our advice would be to take a bit more time, steer clear of the sex talk initially and start by finding out who you're dealing with just as you would if you met someone in a pub. The chances are in that scenario it would take you more than a few minutes to start chatting about sex to someone you'd only just met. Just because we're on a sex site, it doesn't mean we all want the same things at the same pace - some of us see this as an extension of social friendships and need to build that side of things before the fun starts.
Finally, your sexual needs, expectations and preferences aren't necessarily the same as everyone else's and if what you're trying isn't working then the best thing to do is try something different.
Best of luck.