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eatgrlout2
25 / M / straight / Single
Orlando, Florida
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Is sex an issue to discuss?
Realizing that the rest of world talk about sex on open table, (at
breakfast, lunch, dinner, family meeting, work, ect..)but someone
in the greatest country in the world AMERICA, once you mention the
word s.e.x. everyone has a freaking out tendency.
No one wants to talk about it, or find it inappropriate, or feeling uncomfortable debating the subject. I wonder why?
Is the word itself that creepy, or are we just so deeply CLOSE MINDED that we cannot afford to discuss the things that we do behind close doors everyday?
sophomore year in college, = last year. lol a prof of mine (biology of sexuality) walk in the class & ask "WHO HAS A DD? "DD=DILDO" all the girls scream "oooOOOOH MY GOSH" (no one put their hands up)but @ the end of the semester, she ask the same question, & we found out: EVERY FREAKING GIRL IN THAT CLASS HAVE A DILDO.
No one wants to talk about it, or find it inappropriate, or feeling uncomfortable debating the subject. I wonder why?
Is the word itself that creepy, or are we just so deeply CLOSE MINDED that we cannot afford to discuss the things that we do behind close doors everyday?
sophomore year in college, = last year. lol a prof of mine (biology of sexuality) walk in the class & ask "WHO HAS A DD? "DD=DILDO" all the girls scream "oooOOOOH MY GOSH" (no one put their hands up)but @ the end of the semester, she ask the same question, & we found out: EVERY FREAKING GIRL IN THAT CLASS HAVE A DILDO.
No one wants to talk about it, or find it inappropriate, or
feeling uncomfortable debating the subject.
I dont know those type of people.And dont want to either.
independent26 commented on
^ I don't know people like that either.
ExposedNeck commented on
I don't want to know people like that, but I know he's almost right
to some extent. How many times do you read on profiles something
along the lines of "don't talk to me about sex" with the
implication that if you do it must be because you're a desperate
perv?
SilverWings commented on
I'm pretty sure most people (women) who say "don't talk to me about
sex" in their profiles are generally just sick of weird internet
men sending them explicit messages. I have something in my profile
about not mentioning sexual fetishes to me because I've been on the
internet long enough to have more than a few men ask me to spank
them, diaper them, let them lick my toes, pee on them, allow them
to pee on me, etc.
ExposedNeck commented on
Noo...my approach was not specifically "ON this SITE" I'm talking
about it in "GENERAL" meaning: Family wise. example: "how well can
you explain to your little sister, or little brother if they ask
you a question on it" in a college class debate for example. I
however do understand the lack of communication skills among young
fellas out there make it really hard to approach the ladies without
appearing to be creepy & all; but do we somehow think if we
were more open to certain subject that will reduce, or exclude the
creepiness appearance?
eatgrlout2 commented on
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