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So I say she is a treasure. I feel that my wife is.
I had sex with my current partner on our first date (technically, before our first date - lol) too. And that was in March 1983...
I would never consider him to be a tramp, the man is a treasure.
When a girl dates a guy for the first time and frequently has sex on the first date, she either is trying to impress him to get his attention, or has a man's sex drive and she could be a treasure. Her motivation is the key.
There is no such thing. There are people with high libidos and people with low libidos but to ascribe one or the other to a single sex is just not realistic. It's with stereotypes like that that men with low drives get labelled "abnormal" and women with high libidos get labelled "nymphos".
We are all different
However women who lack those things use sex to make up for it.
Few men would refuse sex if it's offered to them eagerly but therein lies the problem: I couldn't trust her to not be eager with some other guy after meeting him for an hour either.
I would say 48 dates should take place before a woman has sex. Okay, I'm kidding! But I hope you see my point about sex on the first date. It would also seem that sex is more than just sex for a woman who wants to jump in the sack on the first date, like she is using it to make up for other problems or she is seeking reassurance too much, or she is afraid of being abandoned or something. The amazingness of the sex doesn't make up for that: the risk is still there and perceived by the man.
I suppose there are sub-cultures, places and age groups where one-night stands are common. It happens, and if that's your thing, then that's your thing. Many men will simply take what they can get, especially if they're young and in college. It's costly, tiresome and frustrating to keep hunting.
But in the course of "normal" relationships (whatever that means---"average" young adults I guess), I would say sex on the third or fourth date if you really hit it off. Possibly as late as the 6th or 7th. If one is seeking a serious or long-term relationship and sex has NOT occurred by about the 6th or 7th date, then I'd be suspicious of that too. Maybe the girl has other issues like fear of sex or intimacy, or is using religion as her neurosis or some other problem. And that's in the normal, average course of relationships. In some situations a "date" might mean a brief meeting or a lunch date because that's all you have time for, in which case you still need more time to get into the relationship.
A problem I've had in the past, and this might be a problem for you from the urgent tone of your post, is that one wants to cement the relationship or take it to the next level beyond casual dating, but there's the need to act quickly or else lose the other person because of travel, school, or whatever. So it's a gamble sometimes: the stages of the relationship are on course, but the timing may be a little rushed. You risk losing them if you make the next move and risk losing them if you don't. Yes, Rhonda, men have these problems and not just women!
Ladies that put out very quickly instead of getting to know me or letting me get to know them is sometimes a bad sign...
I slept with my current partner on our first date and that was 28 years ago. Trust me, I wasn't looking for reassurance of any kind (I knew what I wanted), nor was I afraid of being abandoned (I was working and living in a foreign country by my own choice), I simply wanted sex with that man!
I also knew that I'd be going back to my country 2-3 months later so I wasn't even looking for a husband (lol). Accept it, women have libidos too!
I am also a strong believer in what's good for the gander is also good for the goose.
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