Men promote their fantasies in the void left by women’s silence. Women are responsible for creating this void. In women’s defence, it is much easier to fill the void with erotic fantasy than to fill it with factual evidence for female responsiveness. However, it is still women’s responsibility to ensure that their sexuality is portrayed realistically, at least in scientific and educational circles.
wow okay, so even if the first statement were true, the second certainly isn’t, and places a massive burden of responsibility upon women with far-reaching consequences, for something largely outside of their control.
This is making huge leaps by presuming that there is an equal playing field of power and control, both sexually (which we know there isn’t), and also within the fields of academia, science, literature, media, education etc. where, likewise, we also know that men dominate powerful roles.
I am very pleased to see that a woman is finally willing to comment on female sexuality. But are you willing to be explicit? Do you have any explanations for the erotic turn-ons & anatomy involved in female sexual response? I find women are extremely vague & cannot give consistent explanations for their responsiveness - how orgasm is achieved alone and with a lover. This is the silence I am referring to.
I identify as non-binary, and I don’t have any wider explanations, I can only speak for myself in that respect and I don’t necessarily think this is a platform I wish to use to do that.
However, perhaps you are seeking something from women they can’t give. Maybe what you perceive as vagueness and inability or unwillingness to give consistent explanations for their responsiveness is actually a reflection of the way that sexuality differs between men and women?
Exactly! Sex for women is emotional. For men sex is erotic. That is the key difference I am highlighting.
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