About Sexual Oppression of the 2000’s

It is not over yet. The sexual revolution of the 60’s might have been a good start, but we’re not nearly there yet. We are still sexually oppressed and there are people ferociously campaigning for more sexual oppression, which they like to call “purity”, without having the first idea what that word truly means.

Even today, we still have a lot of sexual taboos that we cannot touch. That’s not the worst thing though, what is even worse is that we have habits and traditeons and love ideals that govern the way we fall in love and conduct our relationships. There is nothing natural about the way we allow sexual relationships to form. The guidelines are strict, aiming for one norm; heterosexual monogamy. There are some groups that are breaking out of that norm… Sexually deviant. We must tolerate them, but we should never consider it healthy, right? All hell might break lose. We just allow the homosexuals and serial monogamists do their thing and hope it’s not contagious… And hope for some spiritual enlightenment wake them up to the way things always were and must always remain…

The funny thing is, I figured out I was a heterosexual polygamistORpolygynandrist through spiritual work… Nothing odd about that, except that I’m a woman. A woman isn’t allowed to be heterosexual nor a polygamistORpolygynandrist, but hell, shit happens.

But women are not the people who are sexually oppressed. Men are much more controlled in the way they can express their sexuality – if they want to get married that is. A slut is a slut, even if the slut’s a male. A good man cleans up their sexual desires for a serious relationship.

*yawn* a serious relationship!!

That sounds like something your mother invented. Ah, yes. A woman. She probably did. Who in their right mind would want a serious relationship anyway? Isn’t love supposed to be fun and exciting and sexually rewarding? “Serious” is like opposite to that. It’s business. A contract. A procedure.

When you think about it, how much of your ideal girlfriend is actually your ideal, not the ideal of the society – how women prefer your ideals to form? Have you ever even allowed yourself to dream about the perfect girlfriend… Who would be, I’d imagine, half a madonna, half a whore… But you’d settle for someone ordinary, because you’re not supposed to demand too much, you cannot even prefer blondes for fucks sake, and the stuff you’re allowed to demand is unwritten in the feminine code of a good woman… But not too good, women don’t like competition.

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