SweetKim: I'm just curious why when out with a guy and he tries things with you that you don't want to do and you say no, why is it they almost immediately try again?? Is this a short term memory problem?
They learn "No means yes" in their early lives. Our Western mainstream religions teach us that sex is "dirty and vulgar" and we should "resist temptation". Meanwhile our mainstream capitalistic media market sex aggressively. So our teenagers brimming with testosterone (yes ladies, girls have it too) and new bits on their bodies wnat to play.
This leads to confusion. The only possible answer is that if a girl who really wants to play denies this, she will be a "good girl" ... and eventually she (and he) know she will give in.
It's a win-win situation. the girls get to believe they are good, and everybody gives in to temptation eventually don't they? Otherwise they would join a convent. The boys get to pursue and finally conquer. What fun would it be if you asked. "Wanna phuk?" and the object of your desires said. "Yep, OK. Gotta blanket?" The apple that has to be climbed for is always sweeter. And girls know this fom an early age.
That good ladies (and I use that in it's broadest sense) is why "No" sometimes ... OFTEN, means "yes."
However, "PHUK OFF YOU GREAZY LITTLE TURD! I wouldn't get naked with you if my clothes were on fire." Now THAT means "NO!"