The Swingers Board - View Single Post - When they think "NO" means "Just push harder"

Ruff · 06-22-2007, 10:52 PM

I've not only attended huge hotel parties I've been part of the security at many and the OP's experience is not as rare as U'd think. Sone guys come to parties expecting to fuck and any words to the contrary fall on deaf ears. I've had a woman basically RUN across a mansion's 2nd floor and squeeze between me and the wall while gripping my arm as tightly as she could to get away from a guy and to stop other guys from groping her. Like the OP's (and another poster's) example(s) many times the guys who do this are FRIENDS of the host/hostess so they feel they can get away with anything. What she did or didnt drink, said or didn't say has absolutely no bearing on what happened, guys who feel they are owed pussy act accordingly regardless if it's a private room or the main playroom @ the party. When fellaz act like this it's called "thirsty" and it's not an endearing descriptive term.

06-22-2007, 10:52 PM	#25 (permalink)
Ruff Here to Stay Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 40 Location: NYC Status: Single Male Swing Lifestyle Name:BLKTHKRUFF	Re: When they think "NO" means "Just push harder" I've not only attended huge hotel parties I've been part of the security at many and the OP's experience is not as rare as U'd think. Sone guys come to parties expecting to fuck and any words to the contrary fall on deaf ears. I've had a woman basically RUN across a mansion's 2nd floor and squeeze between me and the wall while gripping my arm as tightly as she could to get away from a guy and to stop other guys from groping her. Like the OP's (and another poster's) example(s) many times the guys who do this are FRIENDS of the host/hostess so they feel they can get away with anything. What she did or didnt drink, said or didn't say has absolutely no bearing on what happened, guys who feel they are owed pussy act accordingly regardless if it's a private room or the main playroom @ the party. When fellaz act like this it's called "thirsty" and it's not an endearing descriptive term.