https://www.reddit.com/r/relationships/comments/7vfblw/my_24m_gf_20f_revealed_some_dark_sexual_history/

OP before it got deleted for obvious reasons:

https://imgur.com/a/GZZRR

I've observed multiple women go through sloot phases upon a rough break-up (although not as bad as the girl in the OP), is this typical behavior?

Yesterday I asked a user here why she thinks sex devalues women. She responded:

I don't necessarily think sex devalues women. Some women need to rack up a few notches on their bed post to get some healthy perspective on men. Some women absolutely cannot handle it, and become damaged as a result.

The women I know who were damaged could never have had those conversations. When I told them to, or to figure out how to set boundaries some other way, they looked at me like I had a second head.

Another conversation I had recently was about how being penetrated by a larger, stronger being puts you in an inherently vulnerable position. Penetrating someone is inherently dominating while having something penetrate you is a vastly different experience from a literal and psychological perspective.

Another user responded in different thread about this discussion:

It (penetration being inherently dominating) definitely is in a sense. I don't love this subs obsession with labeling everything dominating vs submissive, but whatever. It's beyond vulnerability though. If you have sex with someone you don't really want to have sex with, your body reacts the same way as rape. So, no, women shouldn't just have sex with men for pity.

From my experience the most sexually liberated women embraced the vulnerability of sex and were wildly submissive. While the most sexually successful guys I know embraced dominance in bed. Unlike radfems, I don't see anything wrong with that by the way. It is simply my observation.

Q4ALL: Why do you think so many women treat attractive men as the prize and willingly get pumped and dumped?

Q4M: Would you date an emotionally damaged woman if it is a consequence of her sexual history?

Q4W: Is vetting for sexual history abhorrent?

Q4ALL: Why do you think some women cannot handle causal sex and become damaged as a result?

Q4ALL: Are women more emotionally vulnerable to causal sex?