Well put. And the fact is women can and do get turned on and wet pretty quick. If a guy gets hard and climaxes, a lot of women are more than sastisfied with that. Besides women can dry out and get tired too. Point is it's not a man's responsibility or job to fix some woman's poor sexuality.Jitterbug said:As a dancer and someone who plays some mixed sports, I'm around a lot of women. They complain about how bad most men are in EVERYTHING, not just in bed. It's always the man's fault. I would not take their words for it.
You know how they say that you can tell how good a man is in bed by the way he dances? The exact same thing can be said about a woman. Those same women I mentioned that biatch about men aren't good dancers. It takes two to tango, whether vertically or horizontally. I've had a taste of what bad dancers are like in bed, and I'm not going there again.
I'm not saying that guys are all sex gods and women are starfish, but this popular notion that most guys are terrible in bed and most women are so much better than they're getting a terrible deal, has got to stop. It's a subset of a larger problem: men are accepting too many responsibilities and admitting too many faults, while women are free from them just because they have that warm wet hole. That is how we give our power to them. Women complain about something that may or may not be our faults entirely, and we just collectively admit responsibilities and say sorry master, won't happen again.
Fingers is back tracking some now, but he did start out repeating old, tired female-centric dogma. Then he reached for the old, "you must not have many woman around you" trick. On the contrary, because I'm around a fair amount of women I know their true nature and don't go by what the feminist media says. Then he went on to say I'm argumentative, when he was the one to first start the argument in this thread. Now he's saying , well yeah men and women can both be bad lovers. OK, whatever lol. So now we're back to square one and back to Joekerr's point that women have too easy with men and so women don't work hard enough. Now, if men are easier to please, isn't that just more to the point that women have it easier?
You know, maybe if more women would get in shape, put on a skirt, and work at being good lovers and a male's sexual fantasy in general they would find that makes a man a better lover to them.