Why is it considered socially acceptable for a woman to say I want a man six foot tall, with big d and abs
But the moment a man mentions any sort of preferences, everybody starts throwing stones...
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Detrimentalpineapple · 26-30, F
I don't agree with ur statement. Both genders objectify each other and that is fine.
For example, if you are into hookup culture. You dont need to know the persons name or personality, just find them physically attractive enough to smash and move on with your day.
Even for a long term relationship physical attraction is important. I think any sort of opinion is fine as long as both partners are happy.
For me personally as I've gotten older and going through certain experiences, I rather just be alone, eat and watch documentaries
For example, if you are into hookup culture. You dont need to know the persons name or personality, just find them physically attractive enough to smash and move on with your day.
Even for a long term relationship physical attraction is important. I think any sort of opinion is fine as long as both partners are happy.
For me personally as I've gotten older and going through certain experiences, I rather just be alone, eat and watch documentaries
SW-User
@Detrimentalpineapple But I do agree with your statement. I didn't say women only objectify men.. I'm saying they seem to be doing it more ( at least in my experience in the 21st century ) and the world seems to be accepting it
Detrimentalpineapple · 26-30, F
@SW-User thats the part i dont agree with. Probably due to our own confirmation bias.
SW-User
@Detrimentalpineapple Yeah that's true, of course maybe we had different experience in different societies