Perhaps this applies to the generations that came before me, but all throughout my own generation this has not been the case. Through school (HS and Uni) and up until my mid/late 20's (before I decided I no longer wanted to partake) this has not been the case at all. Only time I've ever known women to be refered to as sluts were the ones that were finding the drunkest guys in the bar to take advantage of (and no this isn't right regardless of wether you're male or female) and they rightfully deserved derogatory titles (I'll concede men who do this tend not to be labeled, however while I was in university I've heard of legal action being taken against a few - which is an avenue not available to men who are on the receiving end). The people that get reputations are more so the ones who dont keep their private lives private and come off as braggarts. No everything I've seen in my 32yrs has been that women have just as much free reign on sex as men do and are willing to exercise it. "saving yourself" is an old ideal, and plenty of those old ideals are still plaguing men as well (aka your worth as a man is tied to your ability to provide etc.)I think it's important to understand society's role on why women are the way they are, particularly with the issues mentioned here. Women are raised from birth that any kind of sex that isn't with a significant other is bad, and that they should "save themselves". These days, not necessarily for marriage, but at the very least for a monogamous relationship. It still comes down to the same thing though, that in the end the enjoyment a woman should get out of sex is that she's pleasing her husband/boyfriend, not herself. When you're raised to believe that sex isn't something you should enjoy, guess what? Most women are probably not going to enjoy it. Hence, after a few kids they're not going to even want to bother anymore. Add to that the other issue of society's pressure on women to be beautiful and youthful, an aging woman who's had a couple kids and isn't feeling very sexy, is going to feel even less like having sex. So you have to understand that it's not that women aren't sexual creatures. I fully believe we are just as sexual as men are biologically, but men have always had almost absolute freedom to be sexual. With the two vastly different ways the genders are raised in this regard, no wonder men and women have turned out the way they have. Personally I've always been a stubborn lil fuck who doesn't like to be told what to do, lol. So nobody's going to tell me not to be sexual, however it's not so easy for a lot of women. On a positive note, I do optimistically believe it is slowly changing in some ways, women are kind of allowed to enjoy sex how they please, but with this change also comes a hell of a lot of slut shaming and that causes a whole whack of issues such as victim-blaming, etc.
As regards to physical sex appeal. How has this become such a one way street. Being of slight build how am I supposed to feel when a gf I'm watching a movie with coo's when Daniel Craig comes walking out of the water wearing nothing but tight swim shorts, regardless how I'm suppose to feel I better keep my mouth shut or else I'm simply being an overly sensitive baby. But flip the situation and let me say something about how sexy Angelina Jolie's lips are and I'm a pig to half of them (yes some are confident enough to simply say "yea those are some great lips" - god love you ladies). Physical sex appeal is more important with regards to an initial attraction, after that, personality, ability, and emotional history/attachment faaaaaar outweigh pure looks (it was even stated in this thread someone still finds their wife very attractive regardless of 50xtra lbs she's added on).
And for the women who actually dont enjoy sex, or dont feel attractive enough to have it anymore (seriously wtf kind of reasoning is that?!?!) what's the problem with their man getting his needs met somewhere else? Is he just supposed to suffer? For what purpose is that?






