[ SECRET POST #3224 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3224 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question

[(Anonymous)]

But I'd argue that's not so much about sexual appetite - that's about the norms and practices around acting out that sexuality. It doesn't speak to male sexual desire so much as the understanding and the lessons that men have gotten about sexual relationships and how to act as a sexual being. Do you see what I mean? Like, I agree that the distinction you're raising here exists, but I think it has to do with patriarchal norms of how to act, not with what men are sexually attracted to.

Re: Question

[philstar22]

Oh, I absolutely agree with you. There is nothing inherent about it. It is all socialization and norms. Which makes it all that much worse because men don't have to be that way, but they are.