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Monday, December 18, 2006 12:00 AM

My boyfriend freaked out because I had a threesome

It happened before we were together, but he can't handle it and he's being a real jerk.

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  • Tuesday, December 19, 2006 04:02 PM

    Each gender has equivalent opportunity

    The idea that a woman can easily find sex with the man of her choice is a false one. Period. It is also true that indiscriminate sex can be dangerous to a woman, so that's one reason why she may not engage in it. I can anticipate that if she's willing to take that risk, she can have sex. Ah, but that's like saying that we all have access to hundreds of thousands of dollars -- because one can always rob a bank. Yeah, it's risky, but it's an opportunity.

    IMO men do have advantages when it come to indiscriminate sex. There's no social mandate for purity -- in fact, society encourages male promiscuity. There are fewer physical risks (that he'll be beaten/killed by his female lover). A man can evade the consequences of pregnancy. He can go to more places alone without comment. There are a host of advantages.

    I don't get the point of this particular sub-topic that often is brought up by men who feel that they aren't getting their fair share of women, and that the women are denying them unjustly.

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