9 comments on “A Woman’s Body Count: Why I’ll Never Ask

  1. Of course they’re going to lie, but there is utility to aksing, theoretically. i.e. if she gets upset about you asking then she’s trash and dump her in the garbage where she belongs. theoretically.

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  2. I am a born again Christian with a horrible sexual past. I am a woman with a high body count and i wish I hadn’t spent any time on the internet in the last 3 years because at least I’d still be ignorant that people care about this. But now I’m super paranoid. Thing is, if a guy asks me early on, I am screwed no matter how I respond. If I refuse to say, it’s obvious why. If I tell him, I am extremely uncomfortable with yet another person on this planet knowing that about me. Things slip up, Christian’s aren’t perfect so what if he lets it slip? This is especially risky if he rejects me based on the count. I told my friend I might just get up and leave without saying anything if he asks in person. If asked in writing I would block him. But I don’t think this is the proper response?

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    • Hi there!

      First off, i’m really glad you’re a born again Christian. It isn’t easy to repent from your former ways. The advice I would give you is risky, right? Because I’m not a woman. So i can’t say with full certainty what it’s like to be in your shoes and have to deal with men who are super concerned about that. Personally, I wouldn’t be. I’d be more focused on whether you truly have repented from your former ways.

      And in the spirit of having repented…I get that there’s some shame you might feel for the past, but also…if you have repented, you should also be a little bit proud of yourself. lol, there are reformed porn stars who wave their old conquests like a badge of honor. I’m not saying you have to go that far.

      But take myself, for example. i used to weigh 378lbs. It took 4 years to lose all that weight and I’ve managed to keep it off for well over 10 years. Now, people can easily look at that and say “Wow, good for you!” but also, deep down I know I should’ve never let myself get that heavy to begin with. I was a glutton. I was irresponsible and lacked discipline. And I repented to leave that lifestyle behind.

      My point being, if you know that’s not that kind of person you are anymore…I’d encourage you to keep your head up. If the topic of body count comes up in conversation, yeah, it might turn off a lot of guys, the same way it might turn off a lot ladies that my body (while in shape) is a little bit flabby because i used to weigh so much.

      God forgives us, but we still have to live with the consequences. The consequence of your past may be that some guys might lose interest. Either way, I’d encourage you to be honest from the get-go. That’s my style. If the guy asks you and you don’t think it’s worth it to tell him, leave him alone. If you do think he’s worth it and he loses interest, better to find that out sooner than later, after you’ve invested emotions and hopes in him. But that’s just me.

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  3. A quote from your great article: The chances of us finding a woman who is 1) young, in-shape, and beautiful, 2) has a low to zero Body Count, 3) happens to be single, 4) happens to be childless, 5) happens to be Christian and 6) also happens to be attracted to me of all people? It’s not likely that this person exists, and I have to accept that. 

    I was 36 with 4 kids, and 8 year old daughter, a mentally handicapped 5 year old son, and 2 year old twins. My ex had left us a few months before I met a woman who fit all of the above that you mentioned. We got married and were together for 33 great years before she died of cancer last year. Apparently at least one of them existed.

    I pinch myself every day when I think about that miracle that brought us together. I always lived a very Christian life and waited until marriage. Maybe that’s what attracted her to me. She’s the finest person I ever met.

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    • That’s awesome, man! lol, I did leave room with the “it’s not likely part”. And I think some of us tell ourselves that 1) not get our hopes up, and 2) to be open to be more accepting of those who don’t fit all that I’m looking for. I certainly hope to find someone like your wife. Sorry for your loss. I hope that God’s bringing/brought you comfort and strength. To you and your family.

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      • Thanks Rock. Your article made me realize how wonderfully blessed I was. Thank you for that.

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  4. Rock, is Alice still available? The fact that she has a daughter shouldn’t be a deal breaker. My ex had kids when we married, and I loved them and had a great time with them. Becky married me and 4 kids that she gushed about to her mom early on so much that mom said “We know you love the kids. Tell us about the guy!” 

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