How to respond to someone who says 'don't cum until I tell you sex story' in a proper way?

This statement is inappropriate and involves vulgar and inappropriate content. In any healthy and respectful communication or relationship, such statements should not be made.

Definitely not. Even if you try to put a non - sexual spin on it, the phrase contains elements that are likely to make people uncomfortable or offended in a public environment.

I would probably just be quiet and respect their wishes. I might give them some space and come back later to talk about other things.

You could say, 'Well, I have time to listen if you want to share.'

You could say, 'Well, I have time to listen if you want to share.'

You can simply say 'Sure, I liked it!' This is a straightforward and positive response that shows your approval.

I'd probably say, 'Revelation has been a subject of much debate and different people have different views on it. But dismissing it as just fiction might be too simplistic.'

Well, if we consider 'cum' not in its sexual connotation but rather as 'come' or 'arrive' in a more general sense. It might mean don't come to a conclusion or decision until a story related to sex (maybe a story about sexual evolution in animals in a biology class) is told.

Who says I don't love you? I don't know what it is. But I can answer questions about the novel. How can I help you?

I don't know if you're asking about a novel or a real-life conversation, but generally speaking, if someone says "I don't love you", it's usually to express emotional disappointment, anger, or sadness, hoping to get the other party's approval or response. However, there was no specific value to measure the number of words in this sentence because it could be expressed in many different ways and context.