- Joined
- Jun 10, 2008
- Location
- Bay Area
- Moto(s)
- Kawasaki Versys 1000LT,
Work: BMW R1250RT-P
Prior: Honda 600RR Graffiti, Kawi 650R
- Name
- D
Riding on a motorcycle is an intimate activity?No, I think it is more about respecting someone else's relationship. I wouldn't invite another person's significant other to sit directly behind me on a motorcycle without at least making sure it was fine with all involved. It's a fairly intimate thing in my opinion.
I personally would think it disrespectful if someone asked a person I was in a relationship with to engage in some sort of intimate activity without determining whether or not I was comfortable with it. If you can't understand that, then I'm even more glad we don't actually know each other.
Just get her one of these instead: https://www.amazon.com/Discrete-Motorcycle-Vibrator-Davidson-Boulivard/dp/B00NZI6IXC
Anyone have this experience?
My current girlfriend gets a text from a dude from her past that she admittedly still has the hots for. According to her they've never consummated this mutual attraction they have for each other.
He got a new Harley and invited her for a ride. She said yes then told me he invited her. Initially I didn't want to come off as being uptight. She asked if she could borrow my helmet.
I am on the fence about cutting her loose in all honesty. I trust she wouldn't do anything other than feel him between her legs, press her tits up against his back and give him a hard on while they ride. I love her, but I feel like a doormat, AGAIN.
I am secure with me. I have no control of someone elses decisions. I am simply vetting the consideration with like minded moto riders about letting their SO ride with nother dude.
I have no problem cutting her loose if I feel she still has feelings for another.
without being in an open relationship, which I have experinced before, is anyone out there cool with thier SO riding with a dude where there is mutual hots goin on?
Riding on a motorcycle is an intimate activity?![]()
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18 or 19 years ago, a (married) female colleague volunteered me to take an unmarried female colleague for a ride on my Buell. I told them both I would let my wife know and if she was okay with it, the ride would be on. If not; it would not happen.
Wife said yes, the female colleague and I went for two rides, the last up 9 along Skyline. She enjoyed them both. She is now happily married, with kids, I am happily married, with an adult kid.
It was just a ride; she wanted to experience a ride on a bike.
Openness, trust and respect.
Carry on.