DGS49
Diamond Member
With Monica back in the news, one recalls President Clinton's most quoted line:
"I did not have sexual relations with that woman - Miss Lewinsky."
You may recall that WJC was a man who often tortured, distorted, and strained the truth, but he never actually lied. And when he told America that he didnt have sex with Monica HE WAS SPEAKING THE TRUTH. At that time, being the recipient of a BJ was not considered having sex, any more than jerking off was "having sex." Having sex was an expression that only applied to arguably-reproductive acts.
But two forces joined to change the colloquial meaning of having sex. Clintons critics, who sought to highlight any example of him lying, insisted that the quoted public statement was a blatant lie, thus implicitly taking the position that receiving a BJ was having sex.
At the same time, the Gay Mafia saw an opportunity to normalize their exclusively sodomistic activities, by being able to give them the same general characterization as heterosexual, reproductive acts, in the expression having sex. From that moment on, Gays started using the expression exclusively to describe their activities, and now never mention, especially to "outsiders" what conduct, exactly, is being referred to.
And now the commonly understood meaning of "having sex" encompasses just about anything having to do with any arguably sexual organ except evacuating waste.
Another unspoken effect of the Clinton-Lewinsky episode was an explosion of oral sex incidence among teen and even pre-teen schoolmates.
Not that that's a bad thing.
But don't forget, Bill Clinton changed the American colloquial understanding of the expression, "having sex," for all time. Pity.
"I did not have sexual relations with that woman - Miss Lewinsky."
You may recall that WJC was a man who often tortured, distorted, and strained the truth, but he never actually lied. And when he told America that he didnt have sex with Monica HE WAS SPEAKING THE TRUTH. At that time, being the recipient of a BJ was not considered having sex, any more than jerking off was "having sex." Having sex was an expression that only applied to arguably-reproductive acts.
But two forces joined to change the colloquial meaning of having sex. Clintons critics, who sought to highlight any example of him lying, insisted that the quoted public statement was a blatant lie, thus implicitly taking the position that receiving a BJ was having sex.
At the same time, the Gay Mafia saw an opportunity to normalize their exclusively sodomistic activities, by being able to give them the same general characterization as heterosexual, reproductive acts, in the expression having sex. From that moment on, Gays started using the expression exclusively to describe their activities, and now never mention, especially to "outsiders" what conduct, exactly, is being referred to.
And now the commonly understood meaning of "having sex" encompasses just about anything having to do with any arguably sexual organ except evacuating waste.
Another unspoken effect of the Clinton-Lewinsky episode was an explosion of oral sex incidence among teen and even pre-teen schoolmates.
Not that that's a bad thing.
But don't forget, Bill Clinton changed the American colloquial understanding of the expression, "having sex," for all time. Pity.