Fandango’s Provocative Question #110: SEX?
So, Mr. Fandango, how is YOUR sex life?
First, my sex life — now or at anytime in the past — is none of your business. Secondly, upon further consideration, it remains none of your business. Thirdly, it’s REALLY none of YOUR business. If we were warm and intimate friends — which we are not — I might be willing to talk about it. Sipping some wine or hot cocoa and reminiscing about life, love, and all that. Maybe with a warm fire in the hearth.
Online? Not a snowflake’s chance in hell.
Survey’s have shown, by the way, that while some people will talk (usually that means bragging) about their sex lives, NO ONE wants to discuss their salary or credit score unless you’re selling or buying a house. Apparently money is an even more intimate subject — at least in the U.S. — than sex.
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Totally agree….
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And I thought it was sex, religion, and politics people were warned against talking about.
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But the one item NO ONE wants to talk about is their salary. Money is the REAL hot button. Everyone will happily scream about politics and religion and refuse to talk about sex (the real thing, not collegiate bragging), but don’t ask them how much money they earn. THAT is uncool.
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You’re right Marilyn.., it is Truly none of his, or anyone else’s’ business.
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This is a subject for a close and personal conversation, not a blog.
Speaking of people who seem to have lived forever, I think Tom Lehrer is still alive, somewhere in California.
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Except for Trump, who loves to talk about how wealthy he is (or claims to be).
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Yeah, but you notice how he never gives any numbers? Hey, I could claim I’m wildly rich too. Not that anyone would believe me and I would have trouble not breaking down into hysterical laughter, but I COULD say it.
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Well answered Marilyn.
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This is not question I would answer online. Like, never.
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Yup, same here.
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There was a time when polite people did not openly discuss sex, money, or politics. Those WERE the days.
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I have no trouble talking with close friends, usually other women, about sex. But online? Seriously? I have always thought that online is no place for intimate discussions of ANY kind.
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