Letters to the Editor
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my problem is that most women who aren't interested in sex think that nobody else should be either
and in various ways, legal, social etc. try to impose their asexuality on others or punish those who aren't interested in complying.
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So what does that have to do with this letter writer?
She wrote nothing of her views on porn or prostitution or strip clubs or one night stands and neither have any of the posters.
People saying it's okay not to date has nothing to do with the sex industry or people who like to screw lots of different people week after week. If you want lots of legal sex, move to Nevada. Porn is legal. Strip clubs are legal. Buying those real dolls is legal, one day there might be sex robots that are legal. So I don't really see women blocking mens' access to sexual stimulation.
Plus I dont know if you've noticed, but most politicians and lawmakers are male, it's quite often them railing against legal prostitution. See that politician who was a huge proponet of making sex work punishments more strict, all the while visiting prostitues himself.
There are plenty of women, including the sex workers that would prefer sex work to be legal and it has absolutely nothing to do with women who decide to not date. That doesn't make her asexual either as you don't know if she masturbates since that was not the purpose of her letter.
Plenty of women understand the male need for constant sexual stimulation, plenty of women are willing to sign up to be that sexual stimulus through porn, stripping and prostitution as well as horny gals partying on the weekends.
You just are pathetic. Oh no one woman isn't interested in sex on a weekly basis, she and those like her are the cause of all the sexual issues in the USA? How about blaming those puritanical religionsists who can't bear the sight of naked breasts, oh but then you wouldn't be able to scream your women hate.
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