too tired?

[thir]

But we're definitely not talking about chronic health issues. We're in the realm of a hard day at work, school, or even play. Everything is situational and this is outside the previously presumed bounds of the original question. Nothing I've said about it applies to health concerns.

I've already noted that there's a relevent (spelled correctly this time,) distinction between merely not being in the mood and real concerns. I've also noted the distinction between 24/7 relationships and only-in-the-bedroom relationships.

My point in mentioning chronic illnesses was simply to make clear that whatever, tiredness is always a health issue and nothing to do with 'not being in the mood'. It should always be taken seriously, just as a headache, a stomach ache, or the like.

As I also noted, if TPT the dominant has the say in the matter, but only an idiot would force him or herself on a truly tired person. It would be like fucking a person who threw up, or who screamed with pain from the head for every thrust.

[Ozme52]

My point in mentioning chronic illnesses was simply to make clear that whatever, tiredness is always a health issue and nothing to do with 'not being in the mood'. It should always be taken seriously, just as a headache, a stomach ache, or the like.

And my point is this thread even starts with tired in quotes. That implies tired isn't even the real issue. So...

Do we need to discuss health concerns in a thread that asks the question about mood, (and not mood disorders.)
Does every conversation have to delve into every situation or nuance? Or can we stay within the context of the OP.

As I also noted, if TPT the dominant has the say in the matter, but only an idiot would force him or herself on a truly tired person. It would be like fucking a person who threw up, or who screamed with pain from the head for every thrust.

But since you feel we must discuss this, and you are clearly implying some of us are idiots for ignoring the health aspects of being "tired", I'll leave and go find something else to talk about...

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[thir]

And my point is this thread even starts with tired in quotes. That implies tired isn't even the real issue. So...

So it does! My mistake.

sammybitch, what did you mean?? Did you mean 'not in the mood', or something else?

But since you feel we must discuss this, and you are clearly implying some of us are idiots for ignoring the health aspects of being "tired", I'll leave and go find something else to talk about...

I am sorry if I got it wrong and high-jacked the topic - that was definitly not my intention.
Nor am I implying that anyone is an idiot!

That said, if you think my mails lead the topic in a wrong direction, why not just let them be??
No need to let me spoil the whole thing for you. Please do ignore it and go on.