Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

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A virgin at 23? Surely then you're not ready for sex with a partner. Maybe it's not for you. Give that a thought.

I think you can have great sex, and a good, fun time with someone you're not initially sexually attracted to. But I think, and this is just ME talking here, that in this instance I would NOT do it. Because of the discrepancy in the emotional investment here.  Frankly it sounds like you'd just be using the guy for his money and his sex, while HE'D be getting into an emotional relationship with someone he's crushed out on. 

I don't think you need love for a sexual relationship, but I think both people need to be on the same page. I'd recommend being very clear with him about where you're coming from and what you're planning on getting out of it and give him a chance to think about whether or not he's ok with the emotional discrepancy.

Go for it. You don't know how you'll feel when you touch him. You might be different, but for me just as everyones photogenic hotness varies, so does their intimate presence and touch and room mate sounds promising for that. and after a while good looking becomes less important than connection and imagination. Good luck :)

It's no fun being lonely and affection and sex-deprived, and I can understand wanting to do something about that. But I think Kasini is right about using somebody for convenience when they like you a lot more than you like them. That's not going to make you feel good about yourself in the end.

And isn't this all kind of theoretical at this point? I mean, it sounds as if he hasn't even asked you out (or vice-versa), possibly because he's not even sure that you'd be receptive to going out with a guy. Worrying about whether he'd accept your going out with women is also kind of theoretical, since you seem to be saying that you're not doing that either at the moment. It seems as if you're stuck in your unhappiness, not sure of what to do or with whom. Maybe you could take a little time to identify what you're really looking for in a partner, and see if you can find a person who's reasonably close to what you want. When you find that person, then you can take some realistic steps to try to get to know them better.

I would try both of them :) starting with the room mate. Dating someone doesn't commit you to them and you'll only find out all these if's if you get together.  If it doesn't work it doesn't work. Learning how to cope when things turn to crap is something we all go through. You'll be honest and empowered so if you find your not ready for intercourse that's only part of sex. If he can make you orgasm in lots of other ways as easily as he makes you laugh and you can do the same for him you may involenterilly fall in love :) Nothing ventured nothing gained. I rest my case :)

How can you love someone if the sex doesn't work. I'd start with the sex and if it works out then you might choose to fall in love.
Being hungry for sex makes us all a little bit crazy, and leads to bad decisions. Like they say about going to the supermarket, you should eat before you go or you will buy dumb stuff.

Putting aside any rights and wrongs, and in answer to the question in your title, I'd say if you gave it a bit of time you'd probably end up feeling sexual attraction towards the guy who likes you. When you know someone likes you, you tend to start looking at them in a different way, and in the end it's usually hard to resist somebody who wants you.

I'm a student, too and I would never let a guy pay for me. Fine if he wants to take you out and pay for it, but I really hope you're not talking about buying you shoes, paying bills and shit. 

Anyway, you don't have to start by fucking him. Try him out a little bit, ask him if he likes you, what he likes about you, kiss some. That's the way to awaken lust. Let it build.

I say "no" and this is coming from a grannie. Been there and done that and it doesn't work as far as I'm concerned. When I was young...at first it seemed that I was either with a guy that i was attracted to but than reallized i didn't really like or the buddy that i was trying to get attracted to. well, it never worked until i finally could find a guy that I was attracted to as well as someone i really liked as a person as well. I believe the attraction is just there when you first meet and than the rest follows. And the part about the one guy having more money is not going to help you feel comfortable in bed...plus you are a virgen. You need to "feel comfortable" somehow.

I agree, yOu don't need to be attracted to someone to fuck them and. Am not sure it's really that important.
But would You want to have sex with someone that you are crushing on that doesn't find you attractive and was just fucking You because you were there and a warm hole?
Think about it... Why dont you look for a mutually beneficial situation? This has the potential to be ugly and if it's your first time make it real.

You can speculate all you want, but there is only one way to find out. And even if you are wrong, it doesn't necessarily make it a bad experience.