Results for: Prude

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In Computers

What does it mean to be prude?

Highly doubtful . The girl seems like a decent lady,she was probably raised to have respect and compassion for life in general. A lot of folks seem real fond of her. Do ya … (MORE)

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In Computers

What does prude mean?

The term "prude" is a shortened version of the word "prudent" or"prudence". A person who is "prudent" is wise, thoughtful,reflective, discreet, and/or intelligent (look it up … (MORE)

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In Definitions

What is a prude?

The term "prude" is a shortened version of the word "prudent" or"prudence". A person who is "prudent" is wise, thoughtful,reflective, discreet, and/or intelligent (look it up … (MORE)

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In Greek and Roman Mythologies

Why did the prudes wear penis restraints?

because, little johnny, you suck @ life, obviously, now do us all a favor and paint yourself black and lie in the freeway.. thanks, joe.. because, little johnny, you suck @ … (MORE)

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In Computers

Your boyfriend is prude what do you do?

The term "prude" is a shortened version of the word "prudent" or"prudence". A person who is "prudent" is wise, thoughtful,reflective, discreet, and/or intelligent (look it up …in yourdictionary). Individuals who prefer to be reckless, impulsive,irresponsible, short-sighted, and/or self-centered often dislike orare jealous of those who are "prudent" as they are "imprudent" intheir decision-making. "Prudence" is displayed in how schoolassignments are completed, work expectations are met, mood-alteringsubstances (street drugs/alcohol/inhalants/poisons) areused/avoided, sexual thoughts/feelings/behaviors are dealt with,relationships with others are developed, hobbies/leisure activitiesare chosen, religious commitments are kept, cultural practices arefollowed, and/or interactions with the natural world are handled. Usually, those who are teens are the ones who start feelingpressure from others their age to not be "prudent" about theiractions/behaviors. This is classic "peer pressure" which is areality that every adolescent must learn to successfully cope with,if s/he wishes to live a rewarding and meaningful life.Fortunately, that intense pressure will ease off, once you reachyour early 20's. Those who decide to do things (legal or not) that they really don'twant to do, out of fear that others will call them nasty names ormake fun of them if they say "no", will lose their own self-respectand make many potentially harmful choices that could impact themand/or others for the rest of their lives. It's OK to take somerisks in life. However, each risk you take needs to be well thoughtout and calculated. Well-calculated risks are those which have ahigh probability of success, pleasure, and/or other rewardsattached to them, without significant harm to anyone beinginvolved. Trying to force a friend, family member, romantic partner, oranyone else you care about to do something they don't believe iswise or responsible is a very unkind thing to do. It's a way ofsaying that you know what's best for them, rather than them knowingwhat's best for themselves. While you may be comfortable with acertain activity or see it as relatively harmless, others may notview it that way. Think of times others have tried to pressure you into doingsomething you felt was wrong or that you didn't feel OK abouttrying. The harassment that forced on you probably led to somedegree of resentment, on your behalf. That is the inevitableoutcome of one person trying to bully, pressure, or force anotherinto doing something they are not ready for or are uncomfortablewith (there are hundreds of reasons one person might not becomfortable with an action that another person is comfortablewith). This is a situation where you need to practice the original"Golden Rule" - treating others as you would want to be treated,which means respecting your boyfriend's wishes in terms of physicalcontact/physical boundaries. Just as you wouldn't want some guy getting his body parts all overyou, if you weren't interested/willing for that kind of contact totake place, so you should show equal regard for guys who aren'tready for that level of contact yet. Just because he's not readynow doesn't mean he won't be a few weeks or months down the road.Everyone develops trust and physical comfort levels with others ata different rate. This doesn't mean there's anything wrong witheither of you, just that you move into romantic relationshipsdifferently. Since sexual relationships have high physical,emotional, legal, and economic risks attached to them, this is anarea where most people are "prudent" in taking plenty of time toget to know their partner and themselves very well, BEFORE movingthe physical contact on into more intimate levels. (MORE)

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In Definitions

How can you not be a prude?

The term "prude" is a shortened version of the word "prudent" or"prudence". A person who is "prudent" is wise, thoughtful,reflective, discreet, and/or intelligent (look it up … (MORE)

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In Uncategorized

Is it bad that someone called you a prude?

well the definition of a prude is someone who has never interacted with the opposite sex on a physical level. meaning u have never even gone as far as kissing. its not necessa… (MORE)

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In Synonyms and Antonyms

What is the antonym of prude?

An antonym of the word prude could be the pejorative term " slut " or the non-pejorative term "promiscuous", which both imply loose sexual morals where prude implies strict or… (MORE)

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In Age of Consent & Underage Relationships

How can you make your girlfriend not as prude?

You can't change her by force. She is the way she feels comfortable with. She's a minor and have tons of growing up to do and might change one day. If she feels she is not goo… (MORE)

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In Uncategorized

How do you not act prude?

You can't not act prude if you've never really done anything sexual. Being prude is just another word for being too nervous or scared to be intimate. It's normal everyone more… (MORE)