Would you date someone with a high body count (Past Lovers)?

Would you date someone with a high body count (Past Lovers)?
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Most Helpful Girls

  • Actually I had. I don't really care about the number, i actually like it when a guy has a high body count because he has experiences and likes to try things, maybe it gives me signs for infidelity too. But i prefer men who have done things and tell me about it, than keep it secret and be very close minded in the sex field. I always ask about STD's and their last time they were checked before we have sex and always insist we wear a condom. Actuallyii would be more concerned about a guy you has been with 1-2 girls and doesn;t want to wear a condom than a guy who has been with 40 and wears it every time whitout even considering asking me to do it without condom.(yes i have been with men, who asked me on the first time if i want to do it without a condom, without even knowing anything about my sex past and i really hate it when they even considering doing it without)

  • Right now - no, because I prefer guys aged 20-25 and if he has a high count now, he's been playing around. When I'm older (like 40) then it's undertandable for a person to have had experiece, but anyone with count past 20 would still be a no-go. Plus I am afraid of std so anyhow would have to get checked.

  • It depends-

    I'd ask them how long each relationship lasted and why things ended. If most were just flings, hookups, or one night stands, or he doesn't have many relationships with a long duration? No. I'd assume he's just a player or not able to settle in a relationship for long.

  • Yes because I don’t care about someone’s sexual history or lack there of, except in the cases of assault and/or STDs and STIs.

  • I rather not. I prefer 3 partners or less

Most Helpful Guys

  • Never,

    Honest speaking why someone has so many past lovers, because that person just doesn't know how to hold a relationship.

    Or, the relations are just a piece of cloth which he/she likes to throw and wear a new one.

    And I am no mood of being a use and throw thing

  • Depends why they have a high body count. If it is a lack of impulse control or a psychological problem, no way.

    • Thanks for the MHO

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  • I don't really care about how many partners they've had. What's important is that they're honest about any STDs or STIs they might have and that they're willing to get tested and use protection. Sexual health is way more important than a body count

  • Do you even think someone with a "high body count" is going to reveal that to you? I would think there would be harsh judgement against someone like that.

    • I made the choice/mistake of telling. I value honesty over all else in a relationship. Turned out to be harsh indeed. Relationally, he feels like he shouldn't care, but emotionally, he has a lot of trouble with it.

    • @Felinegirl I believe this is just about always true. Don't reveal anything about past lovers in number counts, that they were better lovers or not, or what size they were! All of that is proprietary information that leads to hurt feelings and helps no asker. People who are asking these things have self-esteem issues and are seeking validation. Validate them by confirming you love them and none of your past matters. And THAT is true.

    • I always want to know because I'm curious, I feel like knowing about their life before we met makes me know them better, and if possible I could learn from their past. Like, do find out what they like, don't make the mistakes their exes made. I wouldn't say past lovers were better. But even if they might have been more skilled in certain things, I always believe my current partner is the best on the planet when I'm in love. That said, my current-current partner actually is quite skilled.

  • Sure. Why not?

  • Nope. I find it repulsive actually. I don't judge anyone that has a lot of notches on their bed post but I wouldn't be attracted to him.

    • You "find it repulsive" that's making a judgement.

    • @CuChullan No, it's not. The action is repulsive, not him as a person.

  • Honestly No because in my opinion that would mean they may have a problem that I just dont have time for.