Apparently like a tasty cake pieWhat does a sex feel like?
Apparently like a tasty cake pie
Yeah. Oddly enough you could say sandwiches and hot pockets (iirc) for the same effect smhIs this a gaffessions reference?
I suppose it depends on how hot you are? Anyways, the question seems loaded. For women sex is not something that you have to actively work for. On the other hand, they may not want to have sex with those who would be easily available to them. It's an interesting dynamic but it's very frequently used by incels to justify their misery.
I was at a bar once chatting up this very attractive young lady who seemed interested.
After we had talked for a while (and had a few drinks) she invited me back to the table her and her friends were sitting at. Their group were two attractive girls and a very fat young lady who had just turned 21.
I’m pretty sure they were trying to get their fat friend laid, which in a way was kinda insulting, but then again I have to respect the hustle.
There was no way that was going to work on me even though I was pretty drunk at that point.
I guess what I’m saying is that skinny chicks have it easy, but I think fat chicks are basically in the same boat as < top 10% males.
I wonder if she ever got her rocks off?
Women are the gatekeepers of sex while men chase sex so yes, it's easier for a woman to have sex.
This is not some daily experience for every woman and pretending it is is so disingenuous.It is in theory, but I hate when people position it as if women have things easy with sex and "oppressed" straight men have such a rough time. Er, no they don't.
Men generally don't have to treat parking garages, nighttime park walks and poorly-lit streets like gauntlets. They don't have women catcalling them, cornering them on the street or sending creepy messages. They don't have to worry about women slipping date rape drugs into their drinks; they don't usually have to worry about bosses blackmailing them into sex acts by threatening to ruin their careers. Oh, and of course they haven't been discouraged from taking higher-profile jobs or pursuing careers after becoming parents, making them more dependent on partners.
Yeah, if I had to deal with sexual harassment and threats on a frequent basis, and society generally made it harder for me to get a well-paying job once I had a child, I'd set the bar pretty high for my potential partners, too.
It is in theory, but I hate when people position it as if women have things easy with sex and "oppressed" straight men have such a rough time. Er, no they don't.
Men generally don't have to treat parking garages, nighttime park walks and poorly-lit streets like gauntlets. They don't have women catcalling them, cornering them on the street or sending creepy messages. They don't have to worry about women slipping date rape drugs into their drinks; they don't usually have to worry about bosses blackmailing them into sex acts by threatening to ruin their careers. Oh, and of course they haven't been discouraged from taking higher-profile jobs or pursuing careers after becoming parents, making them more dependent on partners.
Yeah, if I had to deal with sexual harassment and threats on a frequent basis, and society generally made it harder for me to get a well-paying job once I had a child, I'd set the bar pretty high for my potential partners, too.
Like bags of sand.What does a sex feel like?
This is not some daily experience for every woman and pretending it is is so disingenuous.
And yeah, I bet men sure would hate it if women approached them for sex all the time and sent them nudes without asking. Damn, those men would feel so oppressed!
pretty much this.If paid sex counts then no.
How does society make it harder for women to get a well paying job after having children? It seems to me society is doing a lot to prop up single mothers. Not saying you’re wrong but that hasn’t been my experience and I know a lot of married and divorced people with children I’m a parent as well.
I also don’t buy the rape culture thing. I think it’s a reality that there are men that are predators and I think it’s shameful. But to act as if women are running a gauntlet of this on a daily basis only serves to demonize men and isn’t true by a long shot.
So this girl was baiting you to fuck her fat friend?
You should have put a price down and made some money of these women.
I mean clearly they put some thought into hatching a plan for their friend.
Should have slapped a price tag on your head.
"look you've wasted a night getting me in here."
"You've wasted your plan and being made to look a fool in front of your friends"
"You're going to hurt your fat friends feelings as you can't even trick me to sleep with her"
"Pony up some cash and we can make this night a success for you and everyone involved"
Things are improving, to be clear, but there are still lingering expectations that mothers will downplay their careers to focus on their kids.
I didn't say every woman dealt with those problems on a daily basis, but it's no secret that they deal with much, much more sexual harassment (and the persistent threat of sexual assault) than men. Ask the women in your life if they'd venture down a dark street by themselves, or with a first date... if they say "no," the odds are they're concerned about a lot more than muggers.
Things are improving, to be clear, but there are still lingering expectations that mothers will downplay their careers to focus on their kids.
I didn't say every woman dealt with those problems on a daily basis, but it's no secret that they deal with much, much more sexual harassment (and the persistent threat of sexual assault) than men. Ask the women in your life if they'd venture down a dark street by themselves, or with a first date... if they say "no," the odds are they're concerned about a lot more than muggers.
Things are improving, to be clear, but there are still lingering expectations that mothers will downplay their careers to focus on their kids.
I didn't say every woman dealt with those problems on a daily basis, but it's no secret that they deal with much, much more sexual harassment (and the persistent threat of sexual assault) than men. Ask the women in your life if they'd venture down a dark street by themselves, or with a first date... if they say "no," the odds are they're concerned about a lot more than muggers.
It's a practical reality that anyone can be cornered on the street and forced to do something they don't want to do. It's ridiculous to pretend that this is some epidemic for all women. Acting like this is some massively common trend is what is disingenuous.I didn't say it was a daily experience for every woman. Please don't ever put words in my mouth again.
However, it is a practical reality. And no, it's not pleasant. If a woman you weren't interested in cornered you on the street and wouldn't let you leave (under the threat of violence) until you gave her your phone number, how would you feel? Or she sent you nude pics, and she became abusive or a stalker if you turned her down? That happens, and it happens more frequently than you'd care to admit.
It's pretty simple: women frequently have to be on guard in a way that men don't.
Depends whether or not OP or Musky_Cheese have been in a cum closet and are willing to get out of it.Is this a gaffessions reference?
it’s still the case that less attractive, overweight, etc women struggle just like similarly unattractive men.
don't know, every time theres a push for overweight people, and how we can't offend them, its always showing a women. And every time I search for a overweight movement its always women telling people how other people how they should be accepted. I love when people just try to force everyone to believe what they want to, its not going to happen though.Men overlook this constantly, because we simply don’t notice unattractive women the way we notice the attractive. There are many women out there who have as much trouble dating (I’m staying away from the sex question) as men. Maybe not the majority of women, but perhaps a larger group than you think.
And you’ve probably heard “women give sex to get love.” The better question is: is it easier for women to get what they want out of a relationship? I suspect it’s not.
Pretty sure men are more likely to be victims of violence than women are.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/423245/us-violent-crime-victims-by-gender/
don't know, every time theres a push for overweight people, and how we can't offend them, its always showing a women. And every time I search for a overweight movement its always women telling people how other people how they should be accepted. I love when people just try to force everyone to believe what they want to, its not going to happen though.
Now look up sexual assault type violence like he said
Pretty sure men are more likely to be victims of violence than women are.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/423245/us-violent-crime-victims-by-gender/
It is in theory, but I hate when people position it as if women have things easy with sex and "oppressed" straight men have such a rough time. Er, no they don't.
Men generally don't have to treat parking garages, nighttime park walks and poorly-lit streets like gauntlets. They don't have women catcalling them, cornering them on the street or sending creepy messages. They don't have to worry about women slipping date rape drugs into their drinks; they don't usually have to worry about bosses blackmailing them into sex acts by threatening to ruin their careers. Oh, and of course they haven't been discouraged from taking higher-profile jobs or pursuing careers after becoming parents, making them more dependent on partners.
Yeah, if I had to deal with sexual harassment and threats on a frequent basis, and society generally made it harder for me to get a well-paying job once I had a child, I'd set the bar pretty high for my potential partners, too.
I mean, there is no lies there.I bet it’s super tough for Redneckerz otherwise he wouldn’t have had to hate fuck cheap pastries and microwave meals
What the hell does this have to do with a focus on sexual harassment and sexual assault? Oh, right, nothing.
A CDC study noted that 1.4 percent of men said they'd experienced rape or attempted rape in their lifetimes. Women? 18.3 percent. If you pick five women you know, there's a real chance one of them is a victim. Women were also more than twice as likely to be groped, pressured into performing sex acts or otherwise subjected to unwanted sexual attention. So yes, sexual harassment and sexual assault are much greater problems for women than men, at least in the US.
If you wonder why women tend to be cautious about sex... well, that's one reason why. You're worried if you're being a bit too forward by asking her to come to your place; she might be wondering if she'll be filing a police report by the morning.
Men generally don't have to treat parking garages, nighttime park walks and poorly-lit streets like gauntlets.
I didn't say every woman dealt with those problems on a daily basis, but it's no secret that they deal with much, much more sexual harassment (and the persistent threat of sexual assault) than men.
You say this
and then limit you the type of assault to sexual assault.
Women only have more to fear from poorly lit areas if you pretend that all other types of assault doesn't exist. Why don't you care about other types of assault?
Based on my own life, I beg to differ with most of this.
To begin with, the last time someone tried to mug me was just this Christmas Eve. Fortunately I cover several miles every day, so when I made a bolt for it, I managed to outrun/stamina all four of the fuckers.
I question your ratio of sexual harassment towards men and women, I have been sexually harassed in every single job by numerous colleagues and customers, but it all goes ignored because I am male and the offenders are female.
I cannot even begin to describe the sheer amount of physical sexual abuse I endured from women while I was working in the nightlife industry, but here's some occurrences off the top of my head:
Women thought it was totally ok to shove their hand down the front of my underwear while I am trying to serve, copping a skin-on-skin feel with my penis.
Countless slaps on the butt and grabbing a handful on the way past
Grabbing my ring finger and simulating a blow job on it stating "I bet she isn't as good as that"
Uncountable amount of times women would pull my clothes off while I am trying to my job
Suddenly pulling me into the female toilets as I'm walking past, pulling my hair down to their face and forcing a kiss
Numerous times - pinning me against the wall for a quick kiss and dick grab
I can go on here. Now pretend that I am a women and these were all done y men, could you imagine the fucking outrage? However, because they were all women and I am a man, it's somehow all acceptable behaviour and I'm supposed to enjoy it. If I don't, then apparently something is wrong with me. Not to forget that turning down these "advances" were nearly always topped off with physical assault (getting slapped, kicked and punched) and accused of being gay.
So basically, I think the commonly portrayed view that men are monsters and women are angels is full of shit.
On topic -yes I believe it is much easier for women to get laid. Source; 9 years experience working in the nightlife industry.
Because it's particularly relevant to the topic at hand? I do care about other kinds of assault, but the fact is that women have to worry much more about sexual assault and harassment than men do. In general, you only have to worry about where you're going because of the threat of robbery, and more often than not it's only if you're going by yourself. You've probably never wondered if your date was taking you through the park at night to rape you, or if a catcaller was going to attack you for turning them down. There's a whole other level of danger women are more likely to face.
Men generally don't have to treat parking garages, nighttime park walks and poorly-lit streets like gauntlets.
Now look up sexual assault type violence like he said
Because men don't get the same degree of shame for being out of shape, hell many women find the 'dad body' sexy and attractive where as vast majority of men want their women to look like a super model. Society places WAY more pressure on women to be their utmost attractive than men. Women's worth is sadly nearly revolved around how "hot" they look.