Women who claim to orgasm but then insist that men must always ask permission if they want sex. The concept of consent reflects the different sexualities of men and women. Men are sexual. Women are emotional. As the receiver of male ejaculate, female orgasm has no role in reproduction or intercourse. Intercourse represents the easiest way for a woman to satisfy a man's sexual needs. Women make the most of upper body lovemaking.
A "prick-tease" is a slang term that typically refers to someone (often a woman) who teases or flirts with others in a way that suggests romantic or sexual interest but does not follow through with any actual intimacy or commitment. The term is often considered derogatory and can be disrespectful, implying that the person is playing with others' feelings or expectations without intention to engage genuinely.
A prick-tease is a woman who uses behaviours to imply that she wants sex but then does not follow through. Consent involves women's legal right to decline sexual opportunities. This is contrary to a woman having any kind of sex drive. Sex drive does not make sense for the receiver in any case. Women say that they have a sex drive and that they are aroused to get male attention and make money out of male needs. It is all a hoax. Women make a conscious choice to engage in sexual activity that may be to their emotional, political or financial advantage. All the rest is playing to male fantasies.
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