So I was reading another thread where they were talking about the differences between gay and straight male sexuality. How easy it is for gay men to have casual sex and attend gay sex parties and the like. This patently false. A painfully shy gay man has just as much trouble approaching another man as any other painfully shy person would.
Social grace and is a language that has a million different dialects and there is a set of rules of decorum in each as well. If you are a bear in a club where everyone is looking for twinks you're sol. Gay men can be just as picky as any other men, and I've known plenty of gay guys who pay/paid for sex...either as sugar daddies or hiring male SPs.
As far as being a woman goes, well, that's just living within the confines of the dichotomy that is set before us. Not only does a woman who is openly sexually free run the risk of judgement, she runs the risk of outright violence against her. Which, to add insult to injury, will likely be justified by a shocking number of people. "She said she enjoyed sex...with men...I heard her. Not only that she was wearing stilettos and dancing!" In some parts of the world, women are imprisoned or killed for being raped. Imagine what happens if she has consensual sex.
Is it any wonder why women aren't open with their sexuality? It's not really a shocker either to discover that maternal societies and polygamous societies go hand in hand.
Women who are free of lifetime hangups like sex. As much as if not more than men. Unfortunately, most women have had their sexuality messed up somewhere along the way through shaming and violence. From the first bikini on a 3 year old girl (really? female 3-yr-old nipples are somehow different than male 3 year old nipples?) to the first accusation of a skirt looking too slutty to the first time one of us is groped, fondled, ass-slapped or pinched against our will "because of what we look like" we are sent a pretty clear message.
Don't be a sexual creature and show shame over your body or suffer the consequences. The self-ownership over your own body only goes so far as you don't get arrogant about it or forget your place. You are just a girl after all.
Social grace and is a language that has a million different dialects and there is a set of rules of decorum in each as well. If you are a bear in a club where everyone is looking for twinks you're sol. Gay men can be just as picky as any other men, and I've known plenty of gay guys who pay/paid for sex...either as sugar daddies or hiring male SPs.
As far as being a woman goes, well, that's just living within the confines of the dichotomy that is set before us. Not only does a woman who is openly sexually free run the risk of judgement, she runs the risk of outright violence against her. Which, to add insult to injury, will likely be justified by a shocking number of people. "She said she enjoyed sex...with men...I heard her. Not only that she was wearing stilettos and dancing!" In some parts of the world, women are imprisoned or killed for being raped. Imagine what happens if she has consensual sex.
Is it any wonder why women aren't open with their sexuality? It's not really a shocker either to discover that maternal societies and polygamous societies go hand in hand.
Women who are free of lifetime hangups like sex. As much as if not more than men. Unfortunately, most women have had their sexuality messed up somewhere along the way through shaming and violence. From the first bikini on a 3 year old girl (really? female 3-yr-old nipples are somehow different than male 3 year old nipples?) to the first accusation of a skirt looking too slutty to the first time one of us is groped, fondled, ass-slapped or pinched against our will "because of what we look like" we are sent a pretty clear message.
Don't be a sexual creature and show shame over your body or suffer the consequences. The self-ownership over your own body only goes so far as you don't get arrogant about it or forget your place. You are just a girl after all.






