MikeH106 wrote:
The insensitive order to "stop whining" locks people into the torment of their own private suffering, and that is a very dangerous thing.
Do any other men ever get the feeling that women are... bullying them? To see a beautiful lady in front of me and not be allowed to be affectionate with her... it creates this pain. It's similar to the pain of being choked.
First, you don't need to whine and act selfishly to let your 'torment' be known. Also, you can try other tactics to stop the suffering, whatever it is.
Secondly, to be blunt, your other statement really makes my skin crawl. It helps confirm what I've felt around quite a few 'desperate' guys, and it left me feeling sick. It was as if I could feel they felt I was unfair, cruel, for not giving them the pleasure they wanted. In one instance, it left me so emotional I felt nauseous.
And why is it only visually 'beautiful' women? This further indicates to me how women are often mere objects to many, if not most, men.
We are
individuals just like
you, with our own feelings, needs, desires, and lives. We're not here to please you, and many of us are just built with obvious signals. Some women bring those signals out, as do some men. But I would not feel hurt by every prospective attractive man who would turn me on if he said 'no'. Sexual frustration can be pretty miserable, but when you start to think other people are hurting you with their 'goods,' it's time to take a step back and see that they're not goods, they're human.
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