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I Agree i get annoyed at myself some times because of my urges and lust. This is overly distracting
and sometimes insulting to some. |
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It is a burden. We have this hunk of flesh between our legs which is constantly subject to friction
from clothing, and fairly easily becomes erect even at just the sight of a good looking woman. And
when women are around us our biology tells us to try and have sex with them. It's a constant
battle. Not that we can't win it, but its a burden to have to deal with it. I wouldn't say that we
can't control ourselves, but it's a burden to do so. |
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I agree. I vaguely remember a quote about female sexuality from a Piers Anthony book... Something
along the lines of... "Human females responded by developing the most devastating arsenal in the
history of sexual warfare." Or maybe it was Stephen Baxter.
I suspect the reason it is mystifying and weird to women is that we don't come close to matching
them in sheer attractiveness and beauty, so they don't have the constant struggle.
Ladies, y'all is too much. |
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I'm for the whole, sex gets men into trouble. Because I'm sick of them walking so close to me, or
making weird sounds with their teeth in a nasty manner, or just staring like a sick puppy! Men are
on a lot of occasions dogs. They try to hump every leg they see. BUT!! I still love men, they're so
cute!! |
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The thing that causes terrible problems is that they can't "keep the snake in the cage" as it were.
I find it hard to accept that it is part of every male's nature to be led astray, but it is
essentially the choices they make in regards to the temptations laid in their way that gets them
into trouble. Remember, there is always a choice. |
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Women cannot understand the relentless aspect of our nature that permeates our thoughts, and even
our behavior. It is our nature to look at someone who is attractive to us, and it is our nature to
behave differently around those that we are attracted toward. |
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That's why God gave us hands. |
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I don't quite understand what is going on there.;-)) |
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Not a chance. Two highly-sexual people make great spouses. |
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You can control yourself. This is just an excuse to be a pig, and get pity. Sure you get urges, but
you still are in control, you make the with the head on your shoulders, not the one between your
legs. |
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I'm one of the few guys without those burdens.... |
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This is so absurd. As if sexuality were undesirable.... I don't think so! Women are just as sexual,
believe it. Maybe even more so than men, women are just more deceitful about hiding it better, and
the arousal doesn't show, the way a man's does.
If a man is being a jerk about it, then yes, that's just nasty, but women can be jerks to guys who
turn them down when they want it as well!
I think that it is unwise to generalize where sexuality is concerned. Furthermore, desires vary
GREATLY from individual to individual.
Anyone of any gender can be a jerk about it.
It is a person thing, not a gender thing.
If your with a man who is so aggressive about it and nasty? Find someone more patient and
considerate.
Do not write of an entire species ;-) |
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I think it’s a misconception (and cop-out) to say that men cannot control themselves sexually
because of so much visual stimulus.
First, why do we automatically assume that men think about sex more often than women? I think
that’s believed only because that’s what pop culture tells us.
As for the cop-out factor, doesn’t this notion tend to excuse crimes like rape -- the old defense
of “She was wearing sexy clothes, and I couldn’t help myself.”
I don’t think that all men are sexually irresponsible and can’t control themselves. Isn’t that
stereotyping?
I also don’t buy the idea that men are naturally promiscuous. I think that it is more socially
acceptable (and thus easier) for men to cheat on their partners. We just laugh and look the other
way -- but if the wife does it, she is a tramp. Yes, I am talking about a blatant double standard. |
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A burden, Nay a blessing, the burden is the
groups and societies That limit the actions
of the male sapien, everyone wants to be needed, better still every one needs to be wanted, the
human Horny-mones provide that, the gods marvel the sapiens, for the
unlimited desires that they are otherwise
persicuted or chatise for. Thus the makers envy the made. |
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Why would it be a burden to be able to appreciate the beauty of a woman? Even if it is every woman
within thirty miles. Essentially, guys look at women the way women look at shirts, they can be
walking through the store and they will walk up to whatever they see, look at it, say how cute it
is, and walk away. |
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