Um, no. "Do you wanna come in?" is code for 'Do you wanna come in?' a meal, movies, talking, etc. "Do you wanna come in?" does not mean "let's get intimate." You're going to be disappointed quite a bit with a mindset like that. You shouldn't expect sex from your partner, your want for sex isn't more important hers.

Sex is part of intimacy. If they've been dating for a while it's perfectly reasonable to want to take the relationship to the next step. Also, sex helps couples connect on a physical level as well.

duh. I never said sex was bad. I said ydi fir EXPECTING it. No one has a right to our deserves sex even from a partner.

#69 it is sorta implied there will be some sort of sexual contact whether intercourse or making out when someone invites you in after a date. talking wouldn't be bad but it wasn't even that. she used him and sent him home. she most likely stated things in a way that would make most people think something would happen then got him to do something for her and made him go home. that's what's wrong, not that they didn't automatically have sex but that she used him then told him to leave.