I've been single for months now and am opening my options to meeting guys. So, I'm quite eager to talk to someone new if they're interested.
However, the past handful of guys I met recently only want to have sexual conversations upon getting to know me. They really didn't ask about my job, my family, my background...just questions of what's my favorite position and do I like this or that. PLEASE! That's not truly getting to know me!
I'm in my mid-30s and had enough sexual experiences to know that I want MORE from a conversation - maybe about things going on in the world, maybe an intelligent conversation about things in the news or even about the guy's job or family. When a guy starts talking about how good he is in bed and how this and that, I literally yawn and say "That's interesting," which, to me is NOT. In my 20s it was hot and sexy to have dirty talk, now I want a more intense and intellectual conversation about something that matters in life. Some of these guys don't even know what I really do for work because they're too caught up in telling me how long they last - I could care less !!
I actually get sexually turned OFF by a guy talking dirty because it shows he doesn't truly care about me - he just cares about IT. I'm soooo beyond sex talk!
How do I tell these guys this in the middle of our conversations. I'm not concerned about getting laid, I really just want to connect with someone on a mental level and if they're not smart enough to talk about everyday things, I don't even want to sleep them :p
Any diplomatic ways of saying this to a guy?