Can The Term "Getting Lucky" Apply To Women Too?

[THUNDER HANDS]

In regards to sex?

Men use it a lot, and IMO, for good reason. Anytime a guy gets laid it is lucky. Lucky to have a beautiful (all women are beautiful) woman give you and share her love and body.

But do women ever feel the same way? That being, they'd ever say they "got lucky" if they just had sex with a guy?

:shrug:

[LincolnMcGrath]

1. I know a few who got lucky......

[MiltonLeBerle]

2. That's what they all tell me.

But then, I wear a size 17 shoe.

(apparently guys, size does matter to a lot of them...)

[bicentennial_baby]

3. Depends on the guy

Sometimes it's "got lucky" and other times it's "got the hell outta there!"

:P

[StopTheMorans]

4. yep...

I have a female "friend" who somehow has remained just that (we've known each other for 2 years, and it has almost come to sex a few times, but I've called it off as I have no reliable female friends upon which to turn for useful advice:) who talks to me about guys she brings home. She definitely (once in awhile) goes out just looking for sex, and once she gets it, is not looking for anything afterwards (while the guy often is). So in my opinion, even though I am not a woman, yes.

[bamademo]

5. My Friend and I do

I have a special friend and if my girlfriend notices me smiling and goofy she'll laugh and ask me if I got lucky with my special friend--who by the way is outstanding example of manhood. :evilgrin:

[TrogL]

6. I got lucky last night

and there was a guy involved.

[Scout]

7. Sure, why not?

And hey, you know what?

It's not luck, it's skill! :evilgrin:

I guess I don't hear women use the term much, or at all, because in my experience women aren't usually the "sexual aggressors." I don't think there is anything wrong with women being the pursuers (I know some people who do) instead of making the men pursue them.

In my life, if I waited for a man to ask me out, the only ones interested were creeps, jerks and assholes (mostly).

Then I met someone ... Once I realized I was interested in him, I pursued him ... we dated, we moved in together, we're married! I was the "aggressor" in each new step/level of the relationship, and he agreed willingly.

Good Luck! :hi:

[TEXASYANKEE]

8. Oh yes.

Well ... not every time ... But I can still vividly remember the first time I had an orgasm (it wasn't the first time I had sex or with the first guy I ever had sex with), and I certainly felt like I had gotten lucky! That man was a master at his craft!! ;-)

[rock]

9. Yes. TV proves it.

Episode of Newhart. Tom Poston's character has a dog named Lucky. He tells the maid, "If you get to feeling sad, come up to my room and get Lucky." (It got a good laugh. So everybody got it.)

[Booberdawg]

10. Of course it can!

I hear women use it all the time!

Linda

[sangh0]

11. Women don't need luck

All they need to do is smile.

[MiltonLeBerle]

15. vertically, especially.

[short bus president]

12. Er, um,

My name's "shortbus," kid, not "Lucky."

[KG]

13. if they scored with me, it was their lucky day!

:evilgrin:

[Kamika]

14. No, not really

Altough we do use the term talking about guys.. like..

"Did your boyfriend get lucky last night"

[Nay]

16. No. For women, "getting lucky" means you were able to

AVOID some bad sex or unpleasant semi-rape type situations!

[prolesunited]

17. Definitely

depends on the guy involved and how "lucky" he makes me feel. :D