This from Meriam Webster:
Stable
1: a building in which domestic animals are sheltered and fed; especially such a building having stalls or compartments. 2: a group of people under one management. 3: the subjects of one owner 4: a group; collection.
My friend Christa calls the men I fuck more than once my "stable". The conceit is funny...I picture myself entering a small building where there are gated stalls in which a group of naked men are chained to wooden stakes. I walk up and down the aisle in front of the stalls, examining each one closely: their height and weight, the size of their cocks, the color of their eyes and length of their hair. I try to decide which one I will allow to service me. Hmmm...what am I in the mood for today? Finally, I choose. I open the stall of my victim, unchain him and lead him into my bedroom, where he fucks me until I have cum a sufficient number of times (determined by me, of course).
Nice fantasy, right? The truth is, however, that the number of men in my stable is probably not as many as you'd think. It's not their choice; it's mine. Usually after I fuck a guy once, I will let him know before he leaves if I want to fuck him again. There are certain deal breakers...
Everyone has them. They can be physical traits; mannerisms; behaviors; the way someone communicates (or doesn't). And so on. Deal breakers rule out a potential fuckbuddy. Some deal breakers are readily apparent: an annoying laugh, a propensity for frequent jerk-off camming. Others aren't. They're the tricky ones.
For me, kissing is a total, absolute, without-a-doubt deal breaker. And it's perhaps the trickiest of the tricky, because you actually have to meet with the hypothetical kissee. In person. And you have to interact a bit, because you don't just start snogging after saying hi. You have to make an investment. Of time. You have to shower, pick out clothes, make sure you have condoms, clean up a bit. Then spend a little time chatting with the person to see whether or not there is any chemistry. Then...the moment of reckoning...