CapoD2TCapo wrote:
What does that make me if not a puto myself. Is there something wrong with me? If I started to analyze that I may never go out again. Bottom line as much as I wanted to be an M Men, I couldn’t do it. I could not rid myself of my philanderers’ ways. So the question presented to all the past present and current members of the M club. How do you feel now? Have you reverted back? Have you stayed the course? Have you started to slip but just haven’t fallen down. Inquiring minds want to know. I know for one that well, I am a dog.
Capo,
Interesting and honest post. First of all, no - there's nothing wrong with you. As mentioned many times here as well as in a number of scientific journals and "relationship" books, it is simply the ancestral and evolutionary role of the male of the species to want to spread his seed as much as possible. Simply put, it's in our genes, and there's nothing we can do about it.
However, like with most everything in life, you have a choice. And if you have a Latina novia, you pretty much have to make a choice, given their notorius jealousy. Though I'll admit to the temptations being very strong while in Costa Rica (hell, I can walk into the bar any hour of the day at Sportsmens and see several or more girls I've been with previously), I'm choosing to stay the course. Though it isn't without it's challenges, I LIKE being in a relationship, I LIKE the fact that someone I find to be very sweet and beautiful genuinely loves and cares for me, and I LIKE the higher level of intimacy it adds to the lovemaking.
But if you want to be a "dog" as you put it, don't beat yourself up or feel any guilt about it. That's a legitimate choice as well. I think the problem occurs for some in this hobby when they confuse mongering with the quest for genuine affection. It sometimes felt weird when a girl with whom I'd just had a fantastic "GFE" session preferred to just "take the money and run", instead of staying the rest of the night with me, but it's all in the nature of the game. And to be successful in that game and avoid getting hurt, you really have to learn not to feel. But then, that's part of what makes us human, isn't it?