» Thu Jul 07, 2011 11:02 am
Odd question... Obviously, everyone, male or female, thinks differently about everything (even "bumping uglies"). Males have this stereotype of being sixual beings, while women are supposedly more reserved. Maybe this is true in a societal context, men are probably somewhat more open about it, but if the question is on a more meta level, I think both sixes think about it roughly the same. I know women that are very open about it, and some that aren't, I could say the same for males. It comes down to a person by person basis, and at that point I think both sixes are the same.
I think the big difference is how either six expresses their self. Men are supposedly more visceral while women are more emotional, and I think part of this comes out in everything they do. Plus, there's a lot in society dictating how each six acts and their portrayal of themselves. While what men might do to express their sixuality might be seen as crude or chauvinistic, women express themselves in quite the same way but it is interpreted (and presented) differently by society at large. Given the right situation and context, women are just as likely to exhibit male stereotypical aspects of sixuality, and at times (though probably less likely) men do the opposite as well.
So in my opinion, I think both sixes think similarly in content, but the way that society has different standards for each gender causes some expression to get a warped understanding. This could probably also be expanded into a feminist type tirade about how the world is ruled by men, and the way main stream society is/has been trying to repress the sixuality of women (or at least influence it); but I won't get into it (nor should I :shocking: ). Men and women are both sixual beings, they're just wired slightly differently.
I can't believe how many times I put some variation of the word "six" in this post... Rereading this, it's kind of an awkward post. Also, I don't claim to know anything as I'm just a stupid male, but this is just my impression from my experience with these strange beings called "girls".