WinterBorn
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- Nov 18, 2011
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You are correct that these problems have been going on forever but it seems that the younger generation has no problem cataloging and publishing all their problems and sexual hangups for all the world to see. And thanks to the Omnipresence of Pop Culture, it's difficult to stay away from that.If you think your generation is beyond all of this you are mistaken. I have no idea which generation you consider yours, but sexual frustration and poor communication skills are only limited to people between the ages of 2 and 150. In other words, your generation too.
Unless my Grandparents kept a Diary, I'll never know what their bedroom habits were. Nor do I wanna' know.
I think most people of any generation would keep their sexual habits and problems quiet. The younger generations are more open about their sex, but I think sexual problems are still, largely, kept quiet.
I do remember an old woman who lived two houses down from my grandparents standing on her front porch berating her husband for not wanting sex any more. She was from the same generation as my grandparents (born in 1897 & 1906).