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Who Says No to Sex?!?

Ok, so in a heterosexual relationship the guy asks for sex and the girl says no. She claims to have a headache or something according to all the jokes on the topic. It seems in most heterosexual relationships the guy asks for sex more often than the girl and many times he is refused. So, the question I have here (and I ask in genuine curiosity) is pretty simple. In a lesbian relationship do the girl take turns saying no? Does one girl say no more than the other? Does one girl ask for sex more often? Who gets the headache? Both? I understand that in any relationship there has to be a dominant leader. Does the dominant one gets rejected or does she do the rejecting?

This question could be posed toward gays as well. Do gay guys say no more often? Do they take turns saying no? Is the bottom guy the one who says no? I know that sex between couples is fun and not always rejected, but there are just so many times I've heard guys talking about their latest attempts getting spurned due to a headache or a medical exam the next morning, or even rejected under the pretense that they did it the night before. So, Who says no?

Of course I will pick best answer before this goes to voting. Thank you for helping me understand this aspect that is foreign to me.

Update:

I truly appreciate all the answers so far. I have given "Thumbs Up" to all who have answered (even to the one who called me an idiot. lol.)

I understand that there is no "Always Top/Bottom" but I was not sure on the proper wording to use. My question is real and not to be cluttered with chance of being taken as offensive.

Keep the answers coming please

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  • Whitey
    Lv 5
    9 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    Hey, Vinny!!! HAPPY FRIDAY!!! You pretty much answered your own question when you said that there is one person in the relationship that is "dominant" ... however ... your question isn't necessarily about "who" has the headache/excuse .... it's about SEX!! You need to find someone who doesn't use excuses and enjoys sex ALL OF THE TIME! Hmmmmm ... believe it or not ... there are people like that out there! I'm certainly not throwing myself out there ... but this is a fact of life that I only have ONE excuse for ..., and that's my "DOT" ... AND ironically enough ... it's when I'm on my 'DOT" that I'm the horniest .... TMI ... sorry.

    You're not an idiot ... you're curious ... and that's natural!! It's not about "headaches" ... it's about the act of sex and if it's worth enjoying. I'm telling you ... if I had a headache ... that is a CURE ALL FOR ME!! HOLLA!!!!

  • ?
    Lv 7
    9 years ago

    Maybe if heteros were more like gays when it came to sex, there wouldn't be a problem.

    We have embraced the fact that there is more than one way to do things.

    So if one partner isn't in the mood for one particular thing, they are more likely to be open to other options.

    Heteros, however, seem to think that sticking a penis in a vagina is the only way to have sex. So when the girl isn't in the mood for that, sex doesn't happen.

    I've said no to sex before, and I'm not a bottom.

    You seem to be stuck in the straight mindset that one partner always receives, and the other always penetrates. I suggest you look up frottage and tribadism. We have other methods of making you moan, ones that get both partners off, and not just the "top"

  • 9 years ago

    This is hilarious.

    I'm gay and my partner and I never say no to sex! We never have headaches!

    One of my straight male friends candidly told me I have more sex than he ever has and he's married!

    And by the way, there is no top/bottom in a gay relationship. Hate to tell you. We actually switch off. How is that for confusing things?

  • 9 years ago

    The lesbians that I know are ALWAYS up for sex. No is something you don't hear very often in a lesbian relationship when it comes to sex haha. On my opinion there is more variety in gay/lesbian relationships then in a hetersexual relationship.

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  • 9 years ago

    Lesbians never say no. With the whole "mother nature" thing, u never know when it might show up so we need to get it on as often as we can! :)

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    Guys want sex more than women quite often.

    Two guys in a relationship? No is not a word I hear very often ;)

  • 9 years ago

    Vinny,

    Guys don't really say no very often ....at all....why do you think gay people are so happy?

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    No is a four letter word in my household.

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    Why would you suppose that gay guys ever say no?

  • Anonymous
    9 years ago

    you're an idiot -_-

    they don't take "turns" saying "no" its wheather if they feel want having sex or don't. if there NOT in the mood, there not in the mood...

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