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<p>You added that part AFTER I replied. LAMEE!</p>
<p>EDIT: And you added the question mark. Gosh making me look like a bish.</p>
<p>I was actually thinking about this last night. And no, its not wrong. the problem in our society is that women are held to a double standard. If women display their sexuality; they are called sluts. If men display their sexualiity they recieve accolades and are known as players. Its not fair. Women should be free to express their sexuality in all ways possible. Unfortunately, despite the strides made by our forbears- womens sexuality is still largely defined my men. What turns a man on? Short skirts, lipstick,make-up- a wild side. However, the woman is supposed to be invinting yets simulatenously protecting her virginity. The paradoxical chaste, yet easy- its not fair. So in answer to your question- all people are inherently sexual. Feel free to act in any way that you wish as long as you
- think about it
- have safe sex.
There needs to be more of a female gaze anyway.</p>
<p>:) have a great day. </p>
<p>Directed towards ■■■■■■■■11, clearly.</p>
<p>I always do. And hope that goes the same for you.</p>
<p>its not wrong as long as you protect yourself.</p>
<p>Well, what I think is that people should wait until they get married. Save it for the one you care about most. My opinion, you don’t have to agree.</p>
<p>do you seriously feel the need to sleep around with different guys?</p>
<p>I’m basically a prude, so if you probably shouldn’t listen to me, but I’m not very into anyone having tons of casual sex. From a health stand point, it’s just a bad idea. I’m not going to say categorically that it’s “wrong” or “sinful” or anything, but it’s a life against which I would advise anyone about whom I care. Their sex (as in male or female, not as in intercourse) wouldn’t even be a part of the discussion.</p>
<p>Nothing wrong at all as long as your partners get tested for STDs</p>
<p>Well if sex is important enough that it’s the means to the survival of our species, then it probably should be treated with a decent lvl of respect</p>
<p>I don’t think it’s wrong. I personally wouldn’t because I’d rather be in a relationship, but some people are happy with different things. I automatically thought of Sammantha from Sex & the City when I read this thread. If you’re safe about it though, I’d say it’s ok.</p>