therange wrote:
Like Hope always says, it's normal to want sex, but when it's your main focus for talking to the opposite sex, there's a problem.
Why is this a problem. Isn't sex the only thing that requires someone of the opposite sex (for heterosexuals)? Everything else could equally well be done with people of the same sex.
BetsyRath wrote:
I'm not convinced this is true. I think it's part defense mechanism, and part having no 3-d experience so your imagination is happening in a vacuum of a set of real-life intimate experiences.
That's what's so frustrating to me, that 95% of women find it SOOO much easier to get "3-d experience" as you put it, to get out of that vacuum. If I weren't in that vacuum, I wouldn't be obsessing about sex so much. And it almost seems that women just expect us to get a clue without helping us actually get experiences first.
starrygrl wrote:
I didn't even catch the "it" thing biostructure said. Totally insulting, never refer to anybody, or any group of people as "it". This is completely dehumanizing, and part of the underlying problem, which is objectification. Which again bothers me.
I naturally tend to refer to bodies as "it", even my own sometimes. it's amazing how sensitive people are about this.