Okay, gentlemen, I just want to share with you some common myths about women that really get under my skin. I'm not saying that these statements don't apply to some women out there (I'm sure they do), but they are not a blanket statement, encompassing all women, and I just want to set the record straight, once and for all. I'm tired of society misunderstanding women's sexuality. Get ready for a rant.
Myth #1: Women aren't visually stimulated. Bullshit. Looking at my man when he pulls his jeans down, and he's hard, and I can see a perfect outline of his cock through his black Hanes boxer briefs, down to the groove around the head, I get soaked. Looking up at his tanned chest starting to get flushed, and his brown nipples getting stiff – that alone nearly drives me to orgasm. And, when I see his hand start to travel down his chest, over his abdomen, down to his, Oh God. Don't get me started. I believe this myth is the sole reason why there are practically NO porn sites out there for women!! I want to see some naked men, damn it!! No offense to my gay friends out there (I love ya dearly), but I don't want to have to resort to looking at a gay male site just to find some hot, naked guys! I want a site for straight women wanting to ogle at and drool over straight, hot, naked guys. Can I get an "Amen", ladies??!!
Myth #2: Women don't like hardcore porn. Bullshit. Just like any guy out there, I want to see some hardcore fuckin'. Not any of this namby-pamby pseudo-sex bullshit, but some real, cock-in-cunt, sucking, licking, fucking, cum spewing hardcore nasty sex. I don't want simulated sex between two people wearing flesh-colored thongs where all I can see is the woman's entire body, and the man's chest and maybe his ass. What a rip-off. Give me hardcore porn any day.
Myth #3: Women are inherently all bisexual, some just may not know it yet. Dream on, boys. Learn to differentiate between fantasy and reality. The reality is, some women are lesbians, some are bi, and some are straight, just like with men. We are not, I repeat NOT all bisexual. I, for one, am straight. I love men, but women do nothing for me. I am not repressed, I am well aware of my preferences and I like men, period. *(pointing at self)* Loves the cock.
Myth #4: Women don't like hardcore erotica, it has to be romantic, subtle, and insinuative, with a plot that they can get lost in. Bull shit. I've even seen some online e-zines go so far as to warn writers that their audience is "mostly women", so they needed something "tasteful" and not "smut." I love smut. In fact, if something has too much of a plot, I'm liable to skip most of the story, just to get to the good part. And, if (in the good part), I'm met with insinuations and euphemisms, I'm completely put off. I won't read one more word. They've killed my happy time. I don't want read about his "aching loins". I want to read about his "hot, throbbing cock dripping with pre-cum." I realize it's all a matter of taste, and as I said, I'm sure there are women who fit the description that I wrote above. But, I also know I'm not alone and there are women out there with tastes just like mine that are being all but ignored.
Myth #5: Women don't think about sex as much as men. Oh, hell yes, some of them do. And I would venture to bet that some of them could give you boys a run for your money. It's just that when women admit to thinking about sex a LOT, they get labeled a "pervert." Don't ask me why this is, I've never understood double standards. But, it is what it is and many women don't feel comfortable admitting how much they think about sex or some of the raunchy things that turn them on because other people (especially other women) judge them and try to make them feel wrong about it. It makes women uncomfortable to think that they are some oversexed, perverted nymphomaniac if they admit to and embrace some of the things I mentioned above. For those women, I want to say that you are not alone and there is nothing wrong with you. Women have just been censoring themselves for far too long. Embrace your inner freak, girl!
For the guys: I hope this has been an eye-opener for some of you and I hope you will take this information to heart. Like I said, it doesn't apply to all women, but I think it's important to know that there are a variety of women out there with different tastes and we are not all delicate flowers. We don't all like to make sweet, gentle love. Some of us want a hard fucking. We don't all want to cuddle. Some of us want to rest for a minute, then climb right back on.
I know these won't be popular sentiments with some of you, and most of you will probably label me a pervert, but I don't care. I've reached a level of confidence in my sexuality that I didn't even know was there. I love (and sometimes obsess over) sex, and I'm not going to feel bad about it anymore.
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A lot of this is true,a lot of the generalizations about women and sex came out of cultural and religious norms that made women sugar and spice and so forth,the same thing that makes a sex postive woman a slut and a man a stud.I think women react differently things like porn,but it still is erotic.The other part is a lot of men find porn boring if only a lot of it is shit,badly made and rote...hot for 5 minutes,then it becomes old fast imo.We still have too much of the judeo christian evil myth making for women to be open about it but they are.
As far as women being bi roughly the same percentage of women as men seem to be bi in some form and roughly 5% or so are truly bi i.e can be equally attracted to both sexes while others might be tempted or fantasize or maybe experiment once or twice. The difference w women is they seem to be more willing to experiment w bi sex then men.There isn't the stigma and for many men it is a fantasy to see two woman having sex (put it this way a lot of straight porn has w to w scenes where as how msny straight videos have m to m scenes?Not a lit primarily bc to.most men that is disgusting,while a lot of women apparently can find m to m sex a turn on (studies have shown this for years).
Where there are differences from personal experience on both sided hormones play a role,the sex drive is different but then again can be just as active:)more...
Amen
I agree probably 98% with your assessment, and we'll chalk the last 2% to being different people with different interests. I have to say, I like a bit of plot to my stories, but I like the sex to be real, mind-numbing, orgasmic-to-read sex, none of this simpering shit that a lot of "romances" include. To me sex is just a part of life, and if an author isn't going to be as forthright about the sex as he/ she is about the rest of the story, it just isn't worth it.more...
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