LuvRPgrl
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dilloduck said:Above is the exact quote I was referring to. I don't believe male sexuality makes people more "uncomfortable" than female sexuality. It is simply takes a much larger emotional and intellectual leap to embrace male homosexuality than it does female homosexuality. A male is simply further out of the role society accepts him as. I will agree that the sin of male homosexuality appears to receive an inordinate ammount of condemnation when compared to that of female homosexuality.
The thing is, what women consider sexy is sooo much different. Because men find women who do lap dances sexy, why would it follow that women should find it sexy in men also?
If the guy were given a $1000 and told to take her out, and that he had to open her door for her every time, would she giggle at that? No, if she opened his door, then what? Uncomfortableness. Because opening a door for another is sexy if a man does it, not if a woman does it.
Our society doesnt find male sexuality uncomfortable at all. How often do you hear women refer to McGyver? THEY FIND THAT SEXY, not muscle bound body builders.