Search Results: sexual taboos

I'm 25 and im seeing a girl who's 27. Is that a big age difference? I feel like the relationship i have with this girl is strictly sexual, we dont do dinner or movies, all we pretty much do is have sex. Is she just using me for sex? Will this not go anywhere? Would any of you ladies date a younger guy?

When browsing online dating profiles and talking to people, it seems almost mandatory that everyone loves "enjoying a glass of wine", to the point that when I dinner date I always presume they would want to drink, and they always say yes. Personally I'm not a big fan of alcohol; I drink on work occasions or other social gatherings where it is expected, but in general I just find it really annoying since it kind of just handicaps my senses. Sure you get a bit more social, but only a tidbit and the after effects just aren't worth it to me (I have no problems being social without drinking).

However, not enjoying alcohol seems like a taboo in western culture, so much that even mentioning you don't like it is almost a social stigma. I would love to date without drinking because anything edible, sensual or sexual is just dulled down to nothing for me - I want to feel, taste and hear without that veil of wine.

To be clear, I'm not talking about a lot of alcohol, but even one glass is enough to noticeably dull my sense of taste and physical sensation, and that just sucks (need quite a lot more before my head start spinning, though ;)). Am I alone here? If you were to date someone and they didn't want to drink, how would you react?

A man even pushing a woman is taboo in the media but a woman beating a man is regularly being shown in the media, especially in feminist nations... or that women are actually the smarter sex whilst also degrading men as being dumb or immature and if the reverse were shown it would be heavily condemned. GTA5 has been banned in some feminist countries because it is considered degrading women, even though it shows the most shitty men of society. The game heavily degrades men and glorifies women as beauties.

In 1926, Nikola Tesla predicted that women would become the dominant sex in the future. The attack on men ever since women's liberation has been growing for over a century but lately it has developed into a form of extremism as shown above. When women couldn't go to school or have careers, men were shown slapping women very rarely, and it never got to the actress VISCIOUSLY knocking the man out only to look like a protagonist... or grabbing him by his ballsack.

Man's world has been overly welcoming to women and they have used it's rules and regulations for their own benefit and superior positioning. Women's SEXUAL freedom and acceptance of divorce in society are also some major contributing factors.