Needmorenice · M
Big, complex question! Does any of that really matter when you are with the one you love?
wishingforrecovery · 26-30, F
Society still sees embracing one's sexuality as a sign of lacking self-respect or boundaries, or being a slut. In reality, there is no reason to be ashamed of one's sexuality, yet our world constantly over-sexualizes situations and things, such as clothing being a significant way of determining whether or not a woman wishes to engage in any sexual activities. Engaging in any BDSM is seen as taboo and obscene. Those who identify as submissive in the bedroom are seen as insecure or weak, while those who take the dominant role are seen as controlling or harsh. These are two stereotypes that can be very misleading. As a society, we are so afraid to embrace and acknowledge our sexuality and that of others, so we shame it, diminish it, and make it seem taboo all on its own to enjoy anything sexually or to be confident in the bedroom.
GoldenWorm · 51-55, M
There's the fundamental problem of the myth of monogamy that's compounded by the screwed up sexual ethics and teachings of the christian church. 1 man 1 women, he's always a dom and she's always pregnant. Noone would say everyone has to eat only 1 type of meal or drive exactly the same car or same clothes. why accept that for sex?