Monday, 25 October 2010
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Just a Quickie: How Do You Feel About Hooking Up in College?
So does everyone hook up in college?I have gone to college for three years and it seems like everyone must have dated and hooked up. I had never gone out on a date until March this year and never kissed until last week.
This is what happened:
People around me always say it's OK to hook up, kiss, make out with a guy, etc. and that it's fun. That when we are young, we should have fun with opposite sex.
I doubted this because I am a Christian and have high morals. However, I had always been curious about what kissing and making out feel like so last Saturday after a party, a guy and I flirted with each other hand we ended up kissing.
We did it at the spur of moment and didn't have feelings for each other for sure. After the whole making out session, I felt so guilty because I still like the guy I used to go out with. Then I talked to my several female friends and they all said it's fine and kissing is innocent.
When I sat and thought about it, I realized I enjoy making out and like the feeling of being liked. Plus people say all college girls do that so it's not a big of a deal.
How do you feel about college hookups? Is making out with random guys bad? If not, is there a line you shouldn't cross?
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No.....just no. Doesn't matter what stage of life I am in, hooking up, to me, is never ok. You want my body? You better date me. No commitment means no love.
It's fine. I made out witha guy and he ended up being my boyfriend for 2 months.
@UnconventionalButterfly@xanga - Same here.
I guess it depends on how you approach the situation. If you know you're vulnerable and will attach emotions with physical actions then it's probably not good. If you're really objective and know you just like the physical and wont get caught up with the emotional it can be good. Also what is it you want? You said you liked feeling "liked" so it might not be good to search that out in random hook-ups because it is to be blunt "cheap" meaning that you go into hook-ups just as that...a hook-up. Not saying that hook-ups can't lead to real dates or relationships, just don't be confusing them all together to save yourself from heartache. Everyone has different opinions, you just have to self reflect on how you view yourself in these situations. There's not a right or wrong answer lol.
Ehh it turns out to be a disaster on the most part, but it's fun while it's happening.. lol
Also since you say you're Christian, I will personally say, don't fall into the temptation. Hook-ups seem nice because it's instant gratification, but later you may regret it. I regret the outlook I had on one-night stands, etc beforehand and wish I could take it all back. Wait for someone who will truly respect you, it is so much more fulfilling that way :)
wait, so you got your first kiss from this random hookup, and not from the person you were actually dating and still have feelings for?
that in itself is quite unconventional.
but i have never been against hookups. but that doesn't mean i will hook up every chance i get.
I hate people who imply that people who don't plan on abstaining from premarital sex and/or engage in consensual sexual activities don't have "high morals." It's so goddamn arrogant and irritating.
Anyways, do whatever you want, just don't infringe on the rights of anyone else, and try not to hurt anyone in the process. If you want to be Christian, you're going to get 023910293 million different answers to people who think other Christians who don't agree with them have "misunderstood" the bible and perverted God's message.
i think kissing is fine, but i would definitely not go any farther just as a hookup. if they want more than that then it's gotta be a relationship
@my_horizon@xanga - It's hella arrogant and irritating.
It's whatever in my opinion...it's kissing. Who cares. If it's with a guy or a girl, whatever, it's fun to make out, it's fun to get attention. BUT if you feel otherwise, don't do it! If it's against your Christian beliefs, I respect that. I may not completely understand it, as the God that I believe in doesn't use the word "slut." But hey, my "religious" beliefs are a bit out there I guess. Do what feels right to YOU, it doesn't matter if "everyone else is doing it..." blah blah..It's super old and kind of dumb, but I gotta say, if everyone else was jumping off a bridge...you know where I'm going with this one. Do what you do for you, not for others.
Granted, my view on sex has been pretty fucked up ever since I non-consensually lost my virginity.
as long as you're not in a commited relationship or are working towards a relationship already i don't see anything wrong with making out with someone to have harmless fun. i believe its good to have the fun you want while you're single then settle down. and sometimes after being in a relationship you will find that you want to have fun with someone without having a commitment.
thats just advice. in any event stick to your morals and don't forget that all of the above are possibilities
I personally do not like hook ups. I've had the opportunity to.. and as much as everyone glorifies them and makes it seem exhilarating, I just found that it really wasn't my thing. If I'm going to be with someone intimately... I'm a bit old school. I also began to question myself and ask why don't I just conform? In the end (what I told myself) is that I shouldn't do it if I felt "ashamed" or regret afterward.
ehh making out with random guys isn't so bad but i don't think id wanna hookup with some guy that i just met that night like if its someone that i know and we hok up thats is betetr than some random guy that you might not even remember his name in the morning. then again i havnt been there so i sont know but i dont think i would like that at all.
I don't do them. I'm in relationships only.
That's what they all say after hooking up with a guy. You seem like you've let your guard down after meeting that guy at a party. I don't think people should be going out and kissing all these people,touching, getting naked and doing all this crazy stuff with the opposite sex at random college parties. But that's because I also have high morals and values, and I believe one day, when you meet your future husband or wife, they might not like all of the disgusting shit you've done with other people. I guess I say this cause I have a fiance and I hate HIS past because of this. I pretty much stand on that and from everything I see around me, it's just to the point where its absolutely disgusting and degrading.
I just think college kids these days should have morals and values, and common sense. Stop being so easy people.
@Hinase@xanga - thank you!
there's nothing wrong with hooking up as long as you want to do it, you do it with someone who also wants to do it, and you do it safely.
just for the record though, i think kissing is fucking gross. i don't know what you see in it. (i suppose alcohol helps.)
Kissing isn't all that great. I don't see the point in kissing when no feelings are involved. Just a personal preference.
I'd rather get to know someone and go from there than hooking up. That's just my thing. Flirting ain't bad but going to bed with some random stranger just isn't for me.
@UnconventionalButterfly@xanga - agreed. just because you're in college it doesnt mean its okay for every girl to act like a slut
@zzzzzulavalle@xanga - Because it's slutty for girls to hook up with guys, however occasionally or experimentally.
I don't want to have to start a flame war over gender roles here.
I might be biased here, but I'll say that it's fine so long as you eventually grow out of the phase soon after graduation.
I say do what you want. just don't date guys you hook up with because that's an aweful first impression, and be safe about it. and eventually, grow out of the phase.
I'm not religious but hooking up is not for me. I really don't want to contract mouth herpes. it would be a major fashion faux pas