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"My friend Ellie is kind of old-fashioned: she loves antiques, old jazz albums and tea sandwiches. But she didn&amp;#39;t think she was being particularly retro in expecting the guy she&amp;#39;s dating to warm her up a little bit before hopping into bed.\n&amp;quot;Oh Shallon, it was awful!&amp;quot; she said over Sunday brunch. &amp;quot;He actually said, I&amp;#39;m not really into foreplay, let&amp;#39;s just get to the sex!&amp;#39;&amp;quot;\nShe managed to get him to agree to a paltry 10 minutes of action before he was reaching for the condom.\nPinterestFacebook&amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s not like foreplay is just about me, me, me,&amp;quot; she lamented. &amp;quot;I love being a giver and making him feel good&amp;#8212;I mean, isn&amp;#39;t that kind of the point? I understand he wants to get to the main event, but c&amp;#39;mon, the quicker we do it, the quicker it&amp;#39;s over!&amp;quot;\nWhat do you think? Can she teach this dude to slow down? Or should she cut her losses and find a guy with a little more patience?\nFor more...\nDo you prefer sex over foreplay?\nHow much is too much when it comes to fooling around?\nHow normal is your sex drive?\nPhoto: Jupiter Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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