LadyPact -> RE: The elusive female orgasm (2/21/2013 1:18:04 AM)
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I see where you are going, Witty, but I don't think it's the whole picture. Let's say that you are at least partially right. The Dominant women are in the position to tell their male sexual partners what to do, what they are allowed to do, etc, etc. We're also talking about dynamics that include chastity, cuckolding, some who aren't allowed to penetrate at all, and all of the fun that we get up to. For submissive women, there's orgasm denial, lack of permission, blow job on demand where they may not receive as often as they give, the sexual use theory, on and on. On top of that, there is also the obedience factor, where if Master says that their sex life isn't allowed for discussion on these forums, then they may not be talking about it here. Still, there are some women who just plain aren't comfortable with discussion (for lack of a better term) of performance review. Even here, where folks are doing their best to choose non-threatening terms, what do we call it? Achieving an orgasm. Almost as though it's a way to be rated and graded. Like it's some kind of thing that a person should be "good enough" in bed to be able to hit the bar. This isn't even a frame of mind that is original in the kink world. Vanilla women do it, too. To put this in perspective, how many guys do you see adding onto threads that are discussing ED? When a thread about erectile dysfunction comes up, how many guys come along after the OP has posted to discuss their past problems? It's very few. When we start talking about a long term situation, there aren't a lot of men who admit that they have issues. Same thing with topics like low sperm count or difficulty in conceiving. There aren't a lot of guys out there who are willing to stand up and talk about their own sexual obstacles. Why? Because most males take a hit in the ego when it doesn't happen on their end. It's supposed to be the most natural and easiest thing in the world, right? When you look at it like that, it's no surprise that people who are having issues with orgasms aren't speaking up.
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