We live in a strange country. We live in a country which pushes the idea of sex in our faces 24/7. That has become commonplace. You see it on your billboards. You see it on the Internet. You see it on TV and in movies. Sex is everywhere. We are a sexual culture.
And yet, when sexual ideas are often expressed people are repelled.
Allow me to provide an example.
I’m a sexual person. I do not attempt to hide this and anyone who has read this blog for any length of time has likely figured that out by now. So anyway, I like sex. I love women. I love having sex with women. I love everything about having sex with women and I like doing all sorts of sexual things with women. I make no apologies for any of this nor should I.
So when I see a girl I’m attracted to, my thoughts tend to run toward what it would be like to fuck her. If I see a girl in a nice pair of jeans, I think about what it would be like to see that ass and better yet, touch it, kiss it and hopefully fuck it if she was into that. Same with a gorgeous set of tits. Or a sweet pair of legs. And on and on and on.
Women shouldn’t pretend as if they don’t know this is going on either. If a woman is going to walk around with her tits hanging out, chances are it’s because she likes them and she wants people to notice them. Well guess what Mary Sunshine, I’m noticing them. So if I comment on them, I’m not being rude. I’m not being a pig. I’m not being sexist.
I’m doing what men do. More importantly, I’m doing what women want men to do.
Notice them.
Want them.
Desire them.
If you disagree, you’re lying. Not only to me, but to yourself.
There isn’t a person alive who doesn’t want acceptance. I’m not saying every person has the sexual desire that I have. We’re all different. But ultimately, we all want that intimate connection with someone else. It’s what drives us. Even if it’s just for a fleeting moment in time, it’s part of what gives our lives meaning. We are not meant to live alone. We are meant to be with others. Maybe we’re not all meant to be with just one person. But this life is about making connections. Part of that is sexual connection. If you assume otherwise you’re lying. Not only to me, but to yourself.
One of the things I like about the girl I’ve been going out with for awhile is she’s accepting of who I am. She knows about this blog, reads it, laughs and often times agrees with me. Trust me, she’d like to do things to Hilary Duff I haven’t even thought of yet.
And I’ve got one hell of an imagination.
Anyway, this relationship may not last. It may not be The One. But what I like about her (one of the many things) is she understands who I am and doesn’t pretend as if she’s offended by it. Or actually be offended by it. She understands that when she dresses up to go out with me or friends, there’s a sexual element she’s putting out there if she’s showing some cleavage, or if the pants are nice and snug or the skirt is showing off just enough thigh to get some attention. So she’s not repulsed or doesn’t act like she’s repulsed when the sexual element is met with a response. She’s smart enough and, more importantly, honest enough to understand that she can’t put something out there and then act as if men (or women) shouldn’t respond to the sexual vibe she’s setting off.
This is honesty.
Consider this a message to all women out there. I love you all but some of you need to understand that if you are going to present something to us, do not be insulted when we respond to it. If you show off your tits, then we’re not a pig if we tell you that you have nice tits. If you’re wearing tight jeans, it’s obvious you want us to notice your ass. So don’t call someone rude for telling you that your ass is fine because it’s obviously what you want to hear.
If you want to be a prude, go live with the Amish.
If you want to be an adult, then understand every action causes a reaction.
We’re not pigs for wanting you sexually. This is what life is all about. Understanding that and accepting it is a big part of being an adult.
Or at least the type of adult I’d want to spend any time with.