Good evening all
I'm curious how many women were taught that sex is bad, or something you do "for" your husband as opposed to "with" your partner.
Has this changed much since when I was a kid (the late Jurassic).
Were you able to eventually overcome those feelings - was it a sudden realization, or did it slowly dawn on you? Or maybe some people still feel that way.
As a guy growing up in the 70s, my parents never talked about sex, but I got the general idea that sex was something men enjoyed, but that women didn't. I realized that women could enjoy sex about when I got to college, but it wasn't until I started dating a women who really loved sex that I understood that women could have as high sex drives as men.
I'm curious how many women were taught that sex is bad, or something you do "for" your husband as opposed to "with" your partner.
Has this changed much since when I was a kid (the late Jurassic).
Were you able to eventually overcome those feelings - was it a sudden realization, or did it slowly dawn on you? Or maybe some people still feel that way.
As a guy growing up in the 70s, my parents never talked about sex, but I got the general idea that sex was something men enjoyed, but that women didn't. I realized that women could enjoy sex about when I got to college, but it wasn't until I started dating a women who really loved sex that I understood that women could have as high sex drives as men.
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