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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/1/2007 7:56:15 PM   
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question... whatever happened to truly non-sexual bdsm or Ds relationships?

i fear that there is a horrible double-standard (and yes, i'm about to start using generalities) where  many female Dominants are strictly "no sex" with their subbie boys, while so many male Dominants seek to use their subbie girls as fuck holes and sex slaves, only their to service them

i just find it odd, i know that, in general, women do have as much (if not more) sexual desire as men; so, why are so many men so incapable (or at least choose not to) of controlling those urges?

for example, when i started in the community (some ten or so years ago); i had thought it was a standard practice, that beyond maybe a feeling-out period with a new submissive (to be sure of a physical compatibility) a "training" period begins where there is no overtly sexual (or play) contact between the Dominant and submissive... this is usually due to the highly emotional  link between submissives and the sex act, and more specifically with women; and so that a relationship is established to build the emotional and spiritual bonds strongly between the two before the strain that sex and scene often brings about

for many female Dominants, it is also to have their male sub to prove that he's not in it for kinky sex, but for something deeper and more significant... and many are the female Dominants who simply will not have sexual interaction with their subs

but in speaking with females with male Dominants or Masters, i often hear shock and surprise at such a practice; as quite often is the sexual interplay between her and her Dominant in effect rather quickly and often, sometimes subsuming other aspects of the relationship and i have rarely (if at all( heard of a hetero male Dominant who chooses never to practice sexual  activities with  the  females under his power

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this is for male and female Dominants, why the dichotomy?  why (in hetero relations) is sex so often a part of relationship with a female submissive, while often being forbidden with the male?

female Doms who have no sex with their subs, what is the reason?

male Doms, would you consider a ltr with a submissive female and not have sex as part of her service?

all, what do you think of having a "training period" of at least a few months, where there is no sexual or bdsm activity; where you focus on other parts of the Ds relationship, perhaps until collaring?


You make it sound like having a sexual component to the relationship is a bad thing.
 
Why does having a sexual component to the D/s relationship make it less?

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/1/2007 7:58:40 PM   
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You just invoked the name of Jesus Christ the offspring of the Lord in vain.


I thought Jesus Christ WAS the Lord...how can he be his own son?  Something kinky going on in the heavens above...

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/1/2007 8:36:39 PM   
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I've had some subs that I've had sex with & others that I haven't. The biggest reason is whether or not I'm sexually attracted to them. 

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/1/2007 9:08:12 PM   
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I think which way or ways it may tend to go depends solely on the people involved. For myself, (ie my own needs), as long as Master dominates mentally and I get a good beating, playing with, (insert your own term), than I am happy and content. For my own pleasure I couldn't give a fig whether Master's part A ever entered my part B. What I derive from that is pleasure that Master is pleased, happy, satisfied, (again insert your our term).
Even when I play with another woman and tend to take on the role of Top, sex is not the turn on, the dynamics of the play is.  But than again, I have known for a long time that I am wired differently than a great many other people.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 3:06:25 AM   
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Yes, I could have a BDSM relationship without sex.  More like an S&M or activity partner, and while it would be a close intimate friendship type of bond.  It would not be as deep as one with Sex.   In other words, for me Sex would be required for a deeper commitment.

I really don't view things as being a double standard here.  Actually you don't have to have sex to do BDSM at all.  However, there are many activities that are sexual, and there is sexual tension.   Go figure somebody would want to actually have SEX.  lol...

Actually right now, if I had a non sexual BDSM relationship going on right now, it would make life a hell of a lot better.   My emotional focus is upon somebody at the moment, and me having sex with somebody besides her, frankly would not sit well in my mind.   So a BDSM play partner without sex, would be something I could do right now.


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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 3:58:48 AM   
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I've done D/s without sex. I've done D/s with sex. D/s WITH sex is definitely the better way for me. And oh my god! the fact that he's USING ME?! HORRORS OF ALL HORRORS!! Just who do you think benefits from him wanting to have sex with me? It ain't all him baby!

Count me in as one of the females who have NO problem being the object of his sexual desire. And that has NOTHING to do with his supposed lack of control. ON the other hand, it has EVERYTHING to do with the fact that we both like sex. It's even nicer that we both like sex with each other.

And I sure as hell don't consider that a dysfunction of our D/s relationship.

Oh yea.. and 10 years ago when I was coming into this life...people talked a good game, but the sexual component has always been there. I learned early on, if I didn't want to do that with someone, "no" is pretty darn convenient. And if I did, then yippeee!!

And yes, we waited for a while before we engaged in sex so that we could develop a good D/s relationship. I mean, after all, we had to finish dinner!! And then there was that long drive around the block to the hotel. It seemed like we waited for eons. I tell ya... I about raced him out the door, ran a yellow light and everything.

As far as why male and female dominants differ in how they handle sex within their relationships (females withholding from male submissives, male dominants not withholding from female submissives), I'd say it has to do with both choosing to do the opposite of what is "socially acceptable."

Most people see males as being sexually aggressive or assertive. They go after what they want, so female dominants stop that - she's in charge. If she is in charge of his body, then she is going to be in charge of his body - even if that means he's not getting any.

Most people tend to see females as being less sexually aggressive or assertive. They tend to attach emotional ideas to sex, so male dominants stop that - whether or not there's an emotional connection or not, he's going to do what he's going to do. If she is submitting, and he is in charge of her body - then he's going to be in charge of her body. And if she's willing, she's going to discover how sex doesn't HAVE to be all about love - and still be good.

For both the male and female submissive, it's all about coming to understand a different perspective. I don't really see why this is so confusing.


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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 4:16:00 AM   
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde

so many male Dominants seek to use their subbie girls as fuck holes and sex slaves, only their to service them


Geez!  I think if you ran a poll on the subject most female subbies rather enjoy being fucked. Hell after a while i get real cranky about it if i am not. (Lucky for me Scooter has the sex drive of a rabbit on Viagra)
 


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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 4:40:02 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Twicehappy2x

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ORIGINAL: darchChylde

so many male Dominants seek to use their subbie girls as fuck holes and sex slaves, only their to service them


Geez!  I think if you ran a poll on the subject most female subbies rather enjoy being fucked. Hell after a while i get real cranky about it if i am not. (Lucky for me Scooter has the sex drive of a rabbit on Viagra)
 



A pole...er... poll (see where you took my mind?)...a poll!!!

Use me! use me! use me!! (oh the sacrifices I make for my Master!!)

oh yea.. and cranky doesn't EVEN come close.
hehe.. but I do it submissively..(no, I don't whine)

(Nominating Twicehappy2x for the understater of the year)

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 6:26:15 AM   
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I play with a switch I do fuck, a submissive and somewhat feminine husband I do fuck, and a slave I have fucked and may or may not ever fuck again. I don't have an ongoing pervasive "fuck me" attachment there and there's something deliciously humiliating about it being about use, "turned on in the moment" expediency etc. rather than romantic magnetism. Fortunately he is into humiliation and the emotional masochism of "you know it was probably a mistake, I was really horny" kind of stuff, things people would never say binds me to him more strongly than really good sex. :)

I'm not really your typically socialized female, though. I can sport-fuck if I want and walk away unscathed, though I choose to do this very rarely. I don't have problems being sexually attracted to certain submissive men - being willing to submit to me is essentially a pre-req for me being really into someone - switches fuel me nicely and really assertive and aggressive men are generally as much a turn off as really grovelly sorts who are just grovelly rather than needing to balance out some other aspect of self with humiliation or something. Nothing but nothing gets me as hot as someone I can't read or misread because he/she is just comfortable BEING without caring about telegraphing "me Dom, me sub"


But the initial dichotomy between male sexual focus and female icy and remote denial - eh. I don't have much use for it.


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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 6:30:33 AM   
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And yes, we waited for a while before we engaged in sex so that we could develop a good D/s relationship. I mean, after all, we had to finish dinner!! And then there was that long drive around the block to the hotel. It seemed like we waited for eons. I tell ya... I about raced him out the door, ran a yellow light and everything.

juliet


You shameless hussy.     

To the OP, I would have had sex with Him immediately, but He chose to wait.  Then I had a hysterectomy and we couldn't have sex for a while.  Then our work/personal schedules got in the way.  Many, many months later, we finally had sex, when He decided it was time.

This was the longest time I've ever waited in any sort of relationship to have sex.  That's not to say that we didn't do other stuff that was sexual, but actual intercourse didn't happen for a long time. 

That's the odd thing about when you choose to submit to a dominants authority...... they do things when they're damned good and ready, and not a moment before.   *wanders off mumbling about being required to be patient*

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 7:10:19 AM   
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Bravo Tempting...

To the OP..ok, I may be going into stereotyping mode, but I will give this question a shot..IMO..men tend to be more ruled by their sexual nature, thus male Dominants enjoy the fruits of their labors..male submissives on the other hand although still ruled by their sexual natures,submit this will to their Domme,who is also aware of the ruling of male nature..Now in reverse..(waiting for flames here)..most females have for the most part , throughout the ages have had control over their sexual natures due in no small part to genetics and to societel pressures, so hence the female sub will turn that nature to be nurtured over to her Dominant to create , usually, his sexual slut.And the female Dominant will incur her thoughts on sexual control onto the male submissive...

And julietsierra...

As far as why male and female dominants differ in how they handle sex within their relationships (females withholding from male submissives, male dominants not withholding from female submissives), I'd say it has to do with both choosing to do the opposite of what is "socially acceptable."

Most people see males as being sexually aggressive or assertive. They go after what they want, so female dominants stop that - she's in charge. If she is in charge of his body, then she is going to be in charge of his body - even if that means he's not getting any.

Most people tend to see females as being less sexually aggressive or assertive. They tend to attach emotional ideas to sex, so male dominants stop that - whether or not there's an emotional connection or not, he's going to do what he's going to do. If she is submitting, and he is in charge of her body - then he's going to be in charge of her body. And if she's willing, she's going to discover how sex doesn't HAVE to be all about love - and still be good.

For both the male and female submissive, it's all about coming to understand a different perspective. I don't really see why this is so confusing
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It was during discussion of this very topic with a female dominant friend of mine several years ago that this idea was presented to me and it always did make sense to me and I've used this explanation, in addition to the thoughts I expressed earlier, when discussing it with others.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 7:17:14 AM   
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I'm a lot like the male dominants in this regard, in that I definitely expect sex, and lots of it with my submissive/slave...  As a matter of fact, when there is no sexual spark between myself and the intended, I don't continue to meet/consider him for me, because what we do (D/s or Ms, with my man being servile to moi) is very much about what makes me hawt.   I realize that I'm different from many other dominant women who absolutely preclude sex from their M/s relationships.  M

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 7:35:45 AM   
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I'm a lot like the male dominants in this regard, in that I definitely expect sex, and lots of it with my submissive/slave...  As a matter of fact, when there is no sexual spark between myself and the intended, I don't continue to meet/consider him for me, because what we do (D/s or Ms, with my man being servile to moi) is very much about what makes me hawt.   I realize that I'm different from many other dominant women who absolutely preclude sex from their M/s relationships.  M


But even there, you fit in with the concept of "control".  YOU get to be the one determining whether or not sex is going to take place, the how and why and wherefore of it...something completely different from what society says...for while it says that women control their sexuality and therefore, the sexuality of many men, it does not say that the woman gets to be the active, aggressive one who is also MAKING the choice to "use" the male.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 7:46:53 AM   
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ORIGINAL: FullfigRIMaam

I'm a lot like the male dominants in this regard, in that I definitely expect sex, and lots of it with my submissive/slave...  As a matter of fact, when there is no sexual spark between myself and the intended, I don't continue to meet/consider him for me, because what we do (D/s or Ms, with my man being servile to moi) is very much about what makes me hawt.   I realize that I'm different from many other dominant women who absolutely preclude sex from their M/s relationships.  M


But even there, you fit in with the concept of "control".  YOU get to be the one determining whether or not sex is going to take place, the how and why and wherefore of it...something completely different from what society says...for while it says that women control their sexuality and therefore, the sexuality of many men, it does not say that the woman gets to be the active, aggressive one who is also MAKING the choice to "use" the male.


Yeah, but stacking it against how a male dominant might conceptualize sex I see it dovetailing more or less. I mean, I'm sure there are MDoms who will service their (m and f)  subs when hit up for sex, but I don't think it's an overt and conscious part of the dynamic even in those cases. ;)

I also have to wonder about things like F/f and M/m dynamics as they stack up here, though. So you have two entities who supposedly "don't see sex as emotional" and two that "do" supposedly - I think we're getting hung up on gender in a weird way. It's entirely likely that someone like me might encourage a girl to develop a less emotionally driven and attached approach if she does have one, or a more emotionally present and deeper more exclusive state if she doesn't just 'cause I'm a pain in the ass like that.



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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 7:47:53 AM   
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But even there, you fit in with the concept of "control".  YOU get to be the one determining whether or not sex is going to take place, the how and why and wherefore of it
Damn right, that is why we call me the dominant in the equation.
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for while it says that women control their sexuality and therefore, the sexuality of many men, it does not say that the woman gets to be the active, aggressive one who is also MAKING the choice to "use" the male.
Society may not say it, but most women know whether there is going to be sex or not, when out with men.  So the only issue to me up for discussion is, why do some men see women who overtly control when/where/how of their sexuality as a bad thing?    My bet is that if all things were equal, women wouldn't be so shy about saying what they mean in regards to sex.    M

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 9:12:33 AM   
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde

question... whatever happened to truly non-sexual bdsm or Ds relationships?


I'm sure they are out there.  I'm not sure whats so great about not having sex.

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i fear that there is a horrible double-standard (and yes, i'm about to start using generalities) where  many female Dominants are strictly "no sex" with their subbie boys, while so many male Dominants seek to use their subbie girls as fuck holes and sex slaves, only their to service them


I've heard that sometimes female dominants like to be "finished on the bottom" sexually, so I suspect that may be partially why there are more female dominants that never have sex with their submissives.  I know that while my owner have sex (lots....of.... sex) these days, he didn't have sex with me for the first year that we were together (and yes, that included blow jobs).  Even after I got sex for the first few years after it was not remotely frequent and even now (several years later) its more frequent, its still earned and is all a privilege and occured and still occurs entirely on his schedule.  Personally I prefer it that way because there do seem to be an awfully large number of male dominants that are pretty much led around by their cocks and are like little chiwawas and can't stop humping any new fresh meat that walks through the doors.

On the other hand I don't think a sexually stunted relationship is all that great - I'm not sure how much I think its healthy to be in a relationship for five years and not have any sex.  To me that other extreme sounds just like a person thats wound a little to tight and afraid of what will come out if they have sex with the other person.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 10:24:08 AM   
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I think it depends on the situation and the individuals involved. To some people, sex is a very emotionally bonding event. To others it doesnt really matter that much. They can have sex and move on without a second thought. Everyone is very different when it comes to this. Also people have different sex drives. Some feel the need for sex more often than others.

But I dont believe in the idea that women dont like sex. All the women i've ever gone out with were all quite into sex and loved talking about it.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 1:00:05 PM   
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But even there, you fit in with the concept of "control".  YOU get to be the one determining whether or not sex is going to take place, the how and why and wherefore of it

Damn right, that is why we call me the dominant in the equation.

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for while it says that women control their sexuality and therefore, the sexuality of many men, it does not say that the woman gets to be the active, aggressive one who is also MAKING the choice to "use" the male.


Society may not say it, but most women know whether there is going to be sex or not, when out with men.  So the only issue to me up for discussion is, why do some men see women who overtly control when/where/how of their sexuality as a bad thing?    My bet is that if all things were equal, women wouldn't be so shy about saying what they mean in regards to sex.    M


I don't know the answer to your question except as it applies to a male dominant/female submissive dynamic.  In that area, the male...the dominant...is going to control the situation.  However, that has led to the view that many male dominants see it strictly as a way to get laid.  And there are those who do that...but I would also point out that for many of the women submitting to these men and who continue submitting, they must not have a problem with sex being the main focus of the D/s dynamic. 

As for your statement about all things being equal and women therefore speaking up more...I am not so sure;  it seems that in the vanilla world...and this is my observations only from my experience and that of many of my friends...that many women still prefer men to make the first move, thus giving the woman the opportunity to deny or grant their favors.  Odd that in some ways, this aspect of the male-female interaction in the vanilla world resembles that of the interaction between female dominant and male submissive, though not completely...i.e., the first move.

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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 1:44:00 PM   
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde

question... whatever happened to truly non-sexual bdsm or Ds relationships?

this is for male and female Dominants, why the dichotomy?  why (in hetero relations) is sex so often a part of relationship with a female submissive, while often being forbidden with the male?

female Doms who have no sex with their subs, what is the reason?

male Doms, would you consider a ltr with a submissive female and not have sex as part of her service?

all, what do you think of having a "training period" of at least a few months, where there is no sexual or bdsm activity; where you focus on other parts of the Ds relationship, perhaps until collaring?


To the OP :

I read your post with some interest. This type of question has dropped in front of me often over the years.
Personally I don't think the confusion is in the behaviours described, I think the confusion arises in the misunderstanding of the labeling.
Try this labeling and see if your confusion disapears or not ?

D/s .. a relationship between two people , where one ( D ) is in control.  Keep it simple a D/s relationship does not have to be "romantic". A Father, Son relationship might be D/s .  Any time 2 people interact together for more than a few hours D/s  is likely to be in operation, even if you don't recognise it.  ( I do not include relationships for pay.. i.e. Boss /employee. in this case the employee, I believe, is subservient, not submissive). 

I do not include any form of sex with D/s. .D/s is just the structure of the  relationship between  people.

So a pure D/s relationship has nothing to do with sex. Sex is an add on ! and for most of us that would be fetish and or kink.

I have  D/s realtionships with people I have not had sex with.  I have D/s realtionships with people I've practiced fetishes with.

No sex before collaring !!!!   If sex, fetish, kink is withheld till after the collaring how can a submissive possibly know what they are commiting to? In my book a collar is a commitment to the Dominant and his/her lifestyle , anyone who accepts a collar not knowing what it is they are agreeing to, has to be certifiably mad. ( or a stockholder in Velcro )

The Training period :  The period where the Dominant introduces the submissive to his/her lifestyle and to his /her kink fetishes.  The submissive is trained to be pleasing to the prospective Dominant.  The submissive or Dominant can withdraw at any time  for any reason.  If the submissive  feels she has found her place and the Dominant feels pleased by the submissive then move to collaring.
It's no good saying .." I didn't know I would have to do this , that, or the other"  AFTERWARDS.  Know what you are getting into.






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RE: Ds and Sex, or does Ds Stand for Double Standard?) - 8/2/2007 2:32:02 PM   
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that many women still prefer men to make the first move, thus giving the woman the opportunity to deny or grant their favors.  Odd that in some ways, this aspect of the male-female interaction in the vanilla world resembles that of the interaction between female dominant and male submissive, though not completely...i.e., the first move
I think we're mixing things up here, the chase (courtship) vs what happens once one is caught, lol.  The initial courtship thing might be motivated by the biological imperative; where men try to ensure their survival by mating with as many women as possible, and women try to ensure our survival by picking the best set of genes for our offspring, or at least I read something to this effect somewhere. 

What I'm talking about is where one seeks to be and finds himself/herself in a relationship.   With all things being equal, women might reveal more of what they want/need sexually, without fear of being thought "not girlfriend/marriage material."   My opinion is that so many men think that phucking is like really "screwing" a woman, and many women refuse to be "screwed" as the word/idea itself is decidedly non dominant.  Moi, I just think it's fun, or at least as I recall.  M 


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