Does he just want sex?

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Sep 6, 2013
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He sounds like a jerk... obviously not really caring about your feelings. I'd be completely insulted if someone brought up sex like this, much more so if I'd only been speaking with him a few days. (If the subject of sex or your virginity came up at all, it's going way too far.) Completely inappropriate. Sex seems very very casual to him and to his friends. This is so dangerous for you, and definitely NOT what you want in a guy, regardless of whether or not you would ever give him what he wants. Don't let sweet words sway you... cut him off and let him know you respect yourself more than this. There's no future for you with this guy.
 
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You have received so much wise advice, Jessica. I pray you take it to heart, or at least pray about it before proceeding.

In this boy's eyes you are a conquest, but in God's eyes you are a precious child. Flee from this predator and cling to your Father.

Praying for you.
 

Jilly81

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Sis, please stay away from this guy; the others are right. When everyone agrees on something, it's a huge tip-off. I also agree that he's a possible rape threat. Oh, and considering that he's talked about sex so much, when he tells you that he wants to hang out with you, if you agree, he's going to think you might be swayed into going along with his desires. I'd just totally cut off contact with him.
 
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Jessica, Godslyric and I come from a very similar background, and I'm gonna second EXACTLY what he told you. If this clown had any regard for what you wanted, he wouldn't ask for something you already hold so valuable and prescious. It sounds like he has a bet with his friends on your virginity. But Jess, this guy will end up manipulating your mind and eventually get what he wants. You sound very sweet. He's already got you saying "maybe it's just this or that", and second guessing yourself. A big step to the manipulation of your mind and you don't even see it cz you're so innocent. I used to play these games too Jess. Look, I promise you this, that having this guy in your life will not make life any better, in fact more than likely A LOT worse. Get him out of your life. There's someone out there who knows God, and is waiting to treat you with the love and respect that you deserve. And it's not this clown in a uniform. God bless you and guide you to where He wants you safely.
 
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xAlphaOmega

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I agree with everyone else. I think its pretty much a unanimous decision to stay away from him. You know him for a few days and his actions have been on your mind enough to post a topic? The dude seems like one of those he wants to brag about when he finally gets to 'bang' you... Thats how guys are, its like a crowning moment to get in the pants of some beautiful girl, even moreso a virgin, then brag behind your back. Then of course once you give him what he wants, the beauty of closeness with that person is gone and there is nothing left, there is no emotional bond or spiritual bond to keep that guy wanting you so he ends up leaving. He had his fill and its time to say goodbye. Then the heartbreak of the female and yada yada yada...
 
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xAlphaOmega

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Oh the other thing is he is in the military, the military has zero tolerance for underage sex. The Penalty is steep (20 years). Being around him is tempting him and you know what the Bible says of being a temptation.
 
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1still_waters

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This guy has made it very clear that he wants to have sex and we have only been talking a few days. I have basically flat out told him he is not having sex with me, multiple times. Anytime he starts to mention sex or anything I tell him it is not gonna happen and he quits talking or hinting at it for a while. A lot of times when he brings up sex though he does it in a 'sweet' way like first i have to win your heart and other things along those line. He is really pushing me to hang out with him but I am very hesitant because I don't want to be pushed beyond what I want, because I know people can get caught up in the moment. He is very sweet and I don't think he would push beyond it, and i know he would stop if I told him to. But the fact that it is constantly on his mind makes me question his motives. Let me just add he is in the National Guard and just got back from duty. So it might be built up tension from being on duty for so long? I don't know...I'm just guessing. He also knows I'm a virgin, and likes to say witty remarks about it, trying to get me on the topic of sex. I know his friends are pushing him to have sex with me because they have liked me for a couple years now and whenever he is with his friends his texts and the way he talks kinda changes.
Does he just want sex? Should I quit talking to him or keep telling him how I feel about it and see if he quits. I don't know what to do, advice or anything would be awesome.
He is very sweet and I don't think he would push beyond it,
Quit trying to minimalize his behavior. Your previous statements indicate you know this fella is anything but right for you.

Let me just add he is in the National Guard and just got back from duty.
Maybe this is the reason you're trying to minimalize what he's trying to do. He's in the military. That appeals to your potential I want a hunky hero desire. You can hold on to the hunky military hero if you can convince yourself that deep deep down he's just a sweety.

Hopefully you follow what's right, and you're not one of these people who is gonna do what she's gonna do regardless of everyone screaming...STOP!
 

Jeshuvan

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first of all at 17 u r 2 young 4 a relationship.thats just common sense.second run from him and get a real relationship who created them Jesus.Hopr I answered your question.Dont be lead by your feelings,use wisdom and be lead by God and his Word=Bible gbu
 
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savedandhopeful

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He is trying to mess with one of Gods precious daughters...not very smart.... I have been where you are...I am sad to say I made the wrong choice...I have been married now for near 24 years....and oh how I wish I could have given that part of me to my husband.... Please be careful around this guy....he is bad news...there are girls who will give it up to him because he is military...you are worth way more than this jerk can afford...please be careful sweetie....
 

JDean

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Quick Hitter Answer:

What HE wants does not matter, what YOU want does.

...at least insofar as the decisions YOU must make about your relationship.

The question you asked, "is sex all he wants" is not the one I'd think you SHOULD be asking. Instead I'd suggest you ask the question, "what does GOD want for any potential marriage partner you might seek (the only Biblical person you 'should' be considering sex with)"?

and...

"Does this guy understand and accept, or CAN he come to understand and accept, my beliefs in these matters"?

From your description, you have pretty much made your views very clear to him, yet he has not relented in his pursuit of an adulterous relationship with you. That might seem to indicate that anything he might do or say in your relationship might be solely for the PURPOSE of having sex with you. Or it might not...

The bottom line is that YOU are responsible for maintaining your faith, and you are responsible for following the actions that faith leads you toward. I would be loathe to disgard this guy lightly if you truly do have feelings for him, because he might WANT sex (as many men do), but he might want your true and Godly love even more.

But as soon as it seems to you that all he cares about is sex, then you really should drop him and find someone more worthy of you, before your own inner desires over rides your faith.
 
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colalella2891

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Well, you didn't mention it but i'm guessing he's a not a christian??? If he is he's certainly not acting like one. My advice is break it off as soon as possible... He's not the type of guy you should be involved with.

You should be with a spiritual and Godly guy who will respect your wishes of premarital sex.
 

TheAristocat

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This guy has made it very clear that he wants to have sex and we have only been talking a few days. I have basically flat out told him he is not having sex with me, multiple times. Anytime he starts to mention sex or anything I tell him it is not gonna happen and he quits talking or hinting at it for a while. A lot of times when he brings up sex though he does it in a 'sweet' way like first i have to win your heart and other things along those line. He is really pushing me to hang out with him but I am very hesitant because I don't want to be pushed beyond what I want, because I know people can get caught up in the moment. He is very sweet and I don't think he would push beyond it, and i know he would stop if I told him to. But the fact that it is constantly on his mind makes me question his motives. Let me just add he is in the National Guard and just got back from duty. So it might be built up tension from being on duty for so long? I don't know...I'm just guessing. He also knows I'm a virgin, and likes to say witty remarks about it, trying to get me on the topic of sex. I know his friends are pushing him to have sex with me because they have liked me for a couple years now and whenever he is with his friends his texts and the way he talks kinda changes.
Does he just want sex? Should I quit talking to him or keep telling him how I feel about it and see if he quits. I don't know what to do, advice or anything would be awesome.
You're 17. So unless it takes him a year to win your heart he's technically a pedophile.
 
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AprilAngel

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This guy has made it very clear that he wants to have sex and we have only been talking a few days. I have basically flat out told him he is not having sex with me, multiple times. Anytime he starts to mention sex or anything I tell him it is not gonna happen and he quits talking or hinting at it for a while. A lot of times when he brings up sex though he does it in a 'sweet' way like first i have to win your heart and other things along those line. He is really pushing me to hang out with him but I am very hesitant because I don't want to be pushed beyond what I want, because I know people can get caught up in the moment. He is very sweet and I don't think he would push beyond it, and i know he would stop if I told him to. But the fact that it is constantly on his mind makes me question his motives. Let me just add he is in the National Guard and just got back from duty. So it might be built up tension from being on duty for so long? I don't know...I'm just guessing. He also knows I'm a virgin, and likes to say witty remarks about it, trying to get me on the topic of sex. I know his friends are pushing him to have sex with me because they have liked me for a couple years now and whenever he is with his friends his texts and the way he talks kinda changes.
Does he just want sex? Should I quit talking to him or keep telling him how I feel about it and see if he quits. I don't know what to do, advice or anything would be awesome.
He might have a sex addiction. Either way, stay true to your morals! Don't lose yourself because some guy wants you. If he respects you he would not talk about it constantly, not everything men think needs to leave their mouths haah. Is he a Christian? If so, you should confront him about this. If he is not a Christian, tell him you are and you will not be moved by him. You are doing the right thing but it does sound like that is all he wants even if he doesn't see it. Sometimes that can be the case. Confront him with it everytime it happens especially infront of his friends so they ALL know how you feel!

STAY STRONG!

praying for you
 

TheAristocat

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He might have a sex addiction.
I'm pretty sure every guy around the age of 18 has a sex addiction. But there's no need to be pressuring another for it, even if he's doing it "sweetly". I think enough Christian women are involved in sins of a sexual nature that any remaining virgins need to be exceedingly careful they don't dishonor God's name. Because it's been done to death, and it would be nice to get our act together as Christians and really give honor and glory to his name instead of misrepresenting him. I would say be exceedingly careful and give him an ultimatum. Tell him to stop or you won't have anything to do with him. Then stick to your guns. If he doesn't stop and just does it once more then stop socializing/interacting with him. Find another man who isn't sex-crazed. Or who at least doesn't push it on others in any way, shape or form.
 
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Missachu

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Doesn't look like I need to say anything here!





I love how many people responded with one voice on this subject. Group hug!

Okay, second thought I do have one thing to say: Bless you Jessica, you'll probably meet many guys like this in your life. Be ready! :) The cold shoulder is the best response. After pepper spray, that is. Real men care about you as a person.
This is perfect and is almost exactly what I was thinking. But in case Jessica isn't convinced yet, this guy dosen't sound like a good guy. I was involved with a man like that in much the same way and I was raped myself. Just hear it out from someone who suffers with the mistake and the scars everyday, don't do it. Follow the discernment in your head that keeps telling you "He just wants sex."
 
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GreenNnice

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Pray to God. And, do what feels right in your heart from Him.
One of the best lines I've ever heard is "it's a few moments of heaven that are followed by a whole lot of hell."

This is especially true for the girl, she is the emotional tack of the God-created sexes, and, the guy is the physical, and, although, he does have a conscience, who hurts a girl, he is also not the one who has to have a kid to take care of potentially from your sex and even the best condoms and pills are NOT 100% baby-free so, that in itself is enough that a guy should not want to have sex before marriage. But, guys not in the Lord living will let their minds get caught up in the 'few moments' and they will deceive the girl.

That said, for girls that have been taken advantage of, either by deception or any other way by a guy, you are His, and, if done willingly, YOU are forgiven with bringing your sin to the throne of grace,' He forgives, He gives mercy, and, once done, you ARE A virgin, again. :) I say that to be PAINFULLY clear, you are, but you must have faith in Him and being truthful is according to His Truth for all things of our pasts. The Lord leads :)

And, for those who have been involuntarily taken advantage of, the Lord will lead you through this in such a way that it is beyond amazing understanding of how Loving, caring, and, real God is. Situations like the 'r' word are situations that God WILL bring about a 'great' result that is for His glory and gives you blessing beyond whatEVER happened to you :)
Think 'Job,' he had mass wealth, and, lost it all, even his kids, and, his health, and, he stayed faithful to God (although he did want to die and asked God to take him, which God did not do) and God, after Job suffered a little while, gave Job double blessings of what he had before the test by Satan that God allowed. God is good. Indeed, indeed, He leads :)
 
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AprilAngel

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I'm pretty sure every guy around the age of 18 has a sex addiction. But there's no need to be pressuring another for it, even if he's doing it "sweetly". I think enough Christian women are involved in sins of a sexual nature that any remaining virgins need to be exceedingly careful they don't dishonor God's name. Because it's been done to death, and it would be nice to get our act together as Christians and really give honor and glory to his name instead of misrepresenting him. I would say be exceedingly careful and give him an ultimatum. Tell him to stop or you won't have anything to do with him. Then stick to your guns. If he doesn't stop and just does it once more then stop socializing/interacting with him. Find another man who isn't sex-crazed. Or who at least doesn't push it on others in any way, shape or form.
no not every guy. good advise though :D
 
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JoyofLord

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Hi Jessica Mae

It sounds like he is not respecting you by the way he keeps bringing up sex when you have told him no and you don't want to talk about it. You deserve the best and to be treated like the best, I admire you for standing up for yourself but he is not taking no for an answer and will keep trying to wear you down until you give in to him. You are a beautiful young lady and it sounds like he is just wanting you for a trophy case so he can get a high five from his mates. I pray God gives you wisdom to make the right decision and to have the best in your life because Jesus died for your best.

Blessings JoyofLord