I remember someone asking me “c’mon, are you really saying you wouldn’t have sex with a hot girl if she walked up to you on the street and offered out of the blue?” when I expressed this feeling one time. And my answer, strangely enough, was and still is “no really, I actually wouldn’t do that.”
It’s not that I don’t have a sex drive (I have a high one, in fact), but more so that the idea of doing something as intimate as sticking your body parts inside another person seems more than a little bit creepy to me if I barely know them. I’d rather get to a point where we feel comfortable with each other first.
I know this is an extremely unpopular opinion nowadays, especially in my age group (I’m 25), what with monogamy almost extinct, traditional dating unheard of, and hookup culture the new norm, but that’s really how I feel. Obviously I do want to experience sex at least once in my life, and I do think about it often, though usually in the context of a loving and stable relationship. It’s more about the acceptance and affection and trust and everything like that to me. All that just seems more interesting and even exhilarating than two second orgasms.
Either women are not realizing this and making assumptions about me without even bothering to find out for themselves, or they CAN sense it, in which case its probably considered an antiquated and patriarchal way of looking at dating (and thus, creepy).
Ironic no matter what. Because if anything, you would think in this age of hypersensitivity towards male sexuality, this trait would actually be a good thing.
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Why do you think the Stacy and Chad incel memes exist?
The idea is that superficial Chad only cares about sex, and superficial Stacy only sees Chads. Stacy concludes that all men must be like Chad because she's the best at picking partners.
Since Stacys are a majority and even non-Stacy women are bound to run into Chads, it's easy to sway the non-Stacys' opinions to believe that all the ones that haven't been that way, were just hiding it.
Welcome to modern society where men are punished for existing.
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Whether you believe they're the majority or not is irrelevant.
Read as such: Women are using their experiences with a select few men that they chose for superficial reasons as grounds to claim all men are sex-driven and superficial. Even those that don't agree initially are convinced that the men they've dated (which could be normal) were just tricking them for sex in the end.
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Saying the majority of women are Staceys frankly proves how out of touch you are. And given your usetname, Im not going to be taking your opinions about the majority of women, or dating, seriously when you admit to having no experiemce. All you know is your skewed, biased, angry internet prism through which you see the world and you think you can reverse engineer that into factual statements about the real world. You can't.
The sexist generalizations you traffic in are not what this sub is about - they are not acceptable for men OR women - and the way you speak with with total confidence about things you know literally nothing about makes it clear youre not interested in entertaining other perspectives, not even from people with actual experience in the things you are trying to talk about.
You talking about dating trends and what most women are is like Steve Carrell in that one movie saying breasts feel like "bags of sand". It's wholly wrong, and it's wrong through bereftness of firsthand knowledge. But for some reason, you choose to exude this paradoxical confidence and lack of inquisitiveness, and for that reason I am done talkijg to you.
LWMA is not the place for your blackpill propaganda, sexist generalizations, and related venting. I get it. The world sucks, truly, and dating is a nightmare for most people. Your pain is real, and I will not invalidate it. But that diesnt mean i have to mollycoddle your incel rhetoric. Thats not what this sub is about
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You have not even offered a counter-point to ponder, yet you take the holier than thou route to denounce others. Judge people on the name alone.
I also, quite literally, called it a meme from the incel culture. You could have made counter points such as "media is a primary driver of portraying men as sex driven rapists, not feminism" but you didn't.
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