LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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The mixed signal that some women send is, "we should be equal, but you must protect me., I have never expected a man to"watch out for me," or "run interference." I'm an adult and if I can't watch out for myself and keep unwanted advances away on my own (excluding of course being attcked), then I should not leave the house. While many women like to believe they are in the posession of the golden pussy and any men should be grateful just to get a glimpse, that simply is not the case. No one should feel as though they have been granted some great "priviledge" getting to have sex with someone else, outside of a D/s game. Women who play the "oh, I must/should be protected by men" perpetuate the "woman as delicate creatures" myth and do a disservice to all other women every where. I can take care of myself quite well when out without a man's help and don't view "running interference" as being gentlemanly or an act of chivalry. Do I believe if I'm on a date with a man, he should open doors and pull out chairs? Yes, that is being a gentlemen. If we were in a club and a fight broke out, would I expect him to do something to help me from being close enough to the sidelines to get hurt? Yes, but that would only be if I was oblivious to that fact myself. We often tell s-types of the female persuasion they shouldn't think of themselves as special little snowflakes, yet in this thread, everyone is behaving as though this guy, who isn't butt ugly by any means, should practically be on his knees grateful that this woman has chosen him as a bottom. Ridiculous. They are two young adults who BOTH have decided they like to play with each other. Both are getting something out of the deal. Yes, its true in vanilla and BDSM, that women pretty much can have their pick of playmates (of cousre, some of us have standards that make that playing field smaller), but to take the position that any man should be grateful a woman decided it was he she would play with is silly. Regardless of that, the answer to the OP's question remains that he should ask HER how she feels about it and respond accordingly.
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