I want you to quote anything I said that puts all women in one group cause it fits what I want that's no.1 , no.2 All I said was most statistics on most sites/magazines/forums/polls/shows say that most women like to be dominated so I said it was a statistical fact maybe other statistics prove otherwise but I haven't seen any so far,it's like when I say "A lot of people like to eat at that place" Maybe cause of the propaganda,maybe cause of the location or the food or the culture or w/e it doesn't mean people are hardwired to eat at that place and if they don't then they're sick and if you show me another place more people go to then it's fine,maybe in some other time people will go somewhere else,it's pure statistics, I'm not gonna explain this again cause I think I'm pretty clear and ur links don't show statistics so stop putting words I haven't said in my mouth then argue me for them and now I'm the one with issues,it's like talking to myself! Edited by - joeteen on 6/13/2012 12:53:02 PM
@ SUnshowers He's bsically sying I'm condescending bitch becuse I don't agree with him. Like I give fuck. Edited by - sexshopgrl on 6/13/2012 12:54:58 PM
yup,I'm talking to myself ; http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/10-charts-about-sex/ <--this site got numbers opposite to what I propose in some way but it's just one site,see this is an example of disagreement,someone disagreeing with me on the same subject I was actually talking about!!!,oh wait that wasn't the subject,I forgot the subject cause yu kept changing it and argueing with cow bell and putting it on me,thx!!
@joteen...I never put shit on you so grow the fuck up little man. You talk about dominating women? But you're starting to sound like a whiney crybaby bitch. Maybe I'll teach you how to Top when your testicles descend. "I know for a fact most women enjoy being dominated." I asked to see those facts. You never provided them. That mkes it YOUR opinion. A crappily done graph chart from OK Stupid means nothing to me. And of course cowbell had NOTHING to do with that argument, right? Here....I'll do YOUR homework for you. The Examination of Relationship between Social Support, Social Selfefficacy Sexual Submissiveness in Women Pay attention!! The answer to your original question is there. Think whatever you want of me and my opinions. Doesn't really matter to me. I think it's safe to say that quite a few of the other guys around here have figured that one out. SexShopGrl is honey badger and honey badger don't give a shit. The truth is I get so tired of answering the same questions from guys young and old who can't figure out what they are doing right or wrong with women. You guys ask for our opinions and when we give them you bitch because it doesn't match up with what you think should be true. I've also been told by other female members here they don't bother anymore because when they do it comes down to a) Their opinions being thrown right out the window and b) Their being accused of having a feminist agenda just becuse their opinions don't line up with what men think. Well, I got news for you. I AM NOT GOING TO TELL YOU WHAT YOU THINK YOU WANT TO HEAR!!!!! It doesn't do you or me any favors so get over it!!
^ HAHA seriously. @cow_bell that's a really dumb observation man. I'm not saying that because I've been brainwashed by "feminist" propaganda or something. It really shows a lack of understanding of biology. @SexShopGrl why don't you like the okcupid graph I posted? It basically proves your point that the majority of women are not interested in rough sex/being submissive. Additionally your studies don't seem to answer either the poster's original question (Women who like rough sex/being dominated, why do you like it?) or the question this thread has somehow become about (True or false: women overwhelmingly prefer rough sex/being dominated?) The first one is a study on social submissiveness and says people raised in a nuclear family and male are more likely to be submissive. Fine, this tells us nothing about either of those questions. The second studies whether sexual submissiveness is a learned trait in females. They conclude that it is and that and may in fact be hindering some women's sexual satisfaction. In fact they describe sexual submissiveness in females as socially normative which would imply that the majority of women do engage in it. Now this is a counter argument to the corollary argument you had about the "natural" form of female sexuality (I agree there is no such thing) with cow_bell but I don't see it answering any of the above stated questions. Maybe I am misreading them but that's what I got. Also you kind of did put shit on joeteen 3 posts ago when you lumped him in with the OP for generalizing and using the word "fact" which is something he apologized for and took back earlier. You seem pretty upset and you have every right to be. People telling you they know more about some aspect of your life and is insanely upsetting. I had my own run in with this on this very site. https://forum.adultdvdtalk.com/why-indian-girls-are-so-rare-in-porn/reply/2003989#post Dealing with people like cow_bell and Dubious_Leftovers can be exasperating so kudos to you for still making the effort, I gave up. I'm just saying all this in the hope we can get back to the original question (Women who like rough sex/being dominated, why do you like it?) however awkwardly stated. Mainly because I think the answers sound sexy and interesting. Yeah I'm on this site to perv out haha.
^ thanks, she probably didn't notice that it was on her side though I clearly mentioned it was an example of disagreement which proves my point that I'm talking to myself and I'm done replying to her,she has issues,and oh yeah I bet deep down she wants to be dominated by a hairy big ball'd guy ,she probably had an abusive father or ex bf and now she's grown some balls to get over it or maybe she's a lesbian where she plays the guy's role,well what do ya know,I turned out to be a sexist insecure male bitch after all :) Edited by - joeteen on 6/13/2012 5:42:29 PM Edited by - joeteen on 6/13/2012 7:25:27 PM Edited by - joeteen on 6/13/2012 7:27:10 PM
^Dude that's not helping.... Well guess this threads done. And seriously give her a break too. I mean she's arguing with cow_bell who says stupid things like "Pussy gets wet because it increases the chances that the sperm in the pussy is wanted by the female (she likes the guy)." That would make anyone upset. Edited by - phenemol on 6/13/2012 5:46:57 PM
not my fault really,she can take it on him but I guess it's very hard for her to control her feelings,you know how hard it is to think rationally especially at this time of the month...oh and women shouldn't be presidents,that's just another fact I'd like to add.
Two things - first, without knowing the quality of the data you don't know that it is a statistical fact. All you know is that it is widely reported that women like to be dominated. You know - lies, damn lies and statistics (Mark Twain). Second, who gets to define domination? One cannot assume that the bald question 'Do you like to be dominated' means the same thing to every woman, because their own experiences matter. One woman may say she likes being dominated in such-and-such a fashion only to be told by another that what she likes doesn't qualify as domination. For example, if I pull a woman's hair to force her head back so I can kiss her throat am I dominating her, or am I just taking momentary control of the situation? What's the difference? Does your response change if she then does the same thing to me? My guess would be that some women may indeed want to be dominated, but a larger number of women are willing to be dominated in some sense in some situations by some partners. In other words, not only does one's definition of the word matter, but context probably matters, as well. That being the case, how the question is phrased in a poll probably matters a great deal, too. The bottom line - always take bald survey results with a grain of salt.
phenemol, just because it agrees with what I'm saying doesn't mean it was well done. I mean come on, look at the page. It was as if it was written to be one big joke. I appreciate the effort but the truth is there is no trustworthy statistical data on dominate and subissive sex. If people are taught to be submissive why do you think they like it? I've given plenty of good reasons why in this thread an in others. If you guys don't like my answers too bad. So again.... 1) They like it because they've been taught they should be submissive. 2) They like it because they can forget about being dominant in their daily lives and give up the control of sex. Sunshowers and I BOTH said this. But for whatever reason I guess it's just not the answer the OP wants to hear. So then the question suddenlly changes. I personally don't give a fuck anymore. @joeteen There is only one member on this entire forum that can actually say he knows me and you're not him.
Everybody chill !!!! This is a good topic, and we can see there are a lot of emotions out there. SexShopGirl is like one of the few women who post on here, so please don't bash her to pieces. I think that is why women don't post on here, they get beat up for posting their own opinions. Rough sex is cool in my book, but the whole domination thing is a little off, are we talking purely sexual domination or domination in a relationship? The whole Dom/sub dynamics go way beyond sex, imo, no bs studies to back me up on this. And to each their own when it comes to Dom/sub relationships. Many times the sub becomes the Dom because he/she relies upon them when the sub wants to rely upon their Dom if that makes any sense, and it has nothing to do with sex!! joeteen, thanks for bringing this up!! The fact that you are asking questions about it is great!!
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Posted - Jun 14 2012 : 1:35AM
Two things: 1. The OP doesn't actually seem interested in what 'ladies' actually think. 2. joeteen and more_cowbell are probably the exact same poster.
When I originally looked at this thread, I thought it was gonna be informative and also have some kinky stories here. Instead it seems to have people arguing and getting personal with each other. To summarize everything, each individual person have their own preferences.
Whether vaginal secretions help sperm or simply help a male climax, my point still stands. Evolution builds things a certain way for a reason. I thought I saw on a sex documentary that natural lubricant helps sperm but didn't bother to google it. So what? I haven't heard anyone question or dismiss the other examples I came up with. Oh and try to disprove those examples without using google. (that would be cheating)
...Or maybe they increase a female's comfort and make it more likely for her to climax? What an idea! It might have more to do with serving HER needs, not his.
reason no.1 just means they don't like it and that they are tricked into liking it by men I wanna hear a sexually submissive women saying "I looove being dominated cause I...was taught to.." it's like you consider they're victims when they're not. reason no.2 I understand and accept it and I read it on your link but I need more details just like I gave details. I need the psychological period they pass by during actual process... And,are you saying I don't really know you and know the depths of your heart and soul :'( ? Oh no, I thought I was the one but I guess it's not me and I just have to accept that, what a lucky man the one who has the key to you heart,your just like a treasure box I can never open , How am I gonna live now knowing I'll never reach the mountain top :tears: :commits suicide: Edited by - joeteen on 6/14/2012 1:01:17 PM
is that why I disagreed with him earlier and never replied to anything he said? cause it's off-topic and he's talking biology and trying to relate biology to psychology though I agree there may be a relation but that's not what this topic is about and we don't even have the same tone or style or anything but I guess it's part of men conspiracy over women,right? and if you consider SexShopGrl to be all "ladies" and if I disagree with her then I disagree with all "ladies" then that's your problem , quote me a reply to my actual question from a lady that I seemed "not interested in",you won't find one,a reply that starts with " I love being dominated cause it makes me feel..." giving detailed description not "some women like it cause..." or "I can imagine it's because..." I want a woman who loves being dominated in bed to speak for herself giving thorough details like the one I gave, the only one I heard was "they like to lose control" explain more plz! Edited by - joeteen on 6/14/2012 12:48:39 PM
So I decided to read your replies one more time to see if there are actual responses to my quesions and I re-edited the subject title to make myself more clear and I found this reply to be interestinginteresting thing about dom and topping but not sure where's the difference cause topping : "To sexually dominate someone, specifically a submissive partner, often by speaking harshly and causing physical pain" that's copy pasted. Summary : SexShopGrl said they like to let go and lose control,okay,can we get the details on the "psychological period" during the process as I mentioned before? and how she's not offended by it even if it helps her to let go? and thx to everyone who replied including SexShopGrl... Edited by - joeteen on 6/14/2012 1:05:57 PM
^ I know your question was directed to Breeze, but my own answer to that question is that topping (penetrating) is a physical position, while domming is a persona/attitude/role in the sexual relationship/scenario. So, topping and bottoming may have nothing at all to do with who dominates and who submits. In fact, the term "power bottom" demonstrates this quite nicely. I think that culturally we're erroneously told that to be penetrated is to be dominated. It's a fairly pervasive concept, even unconsciously, and affects many areas of life outside of the bedroom. Another thing I think pervasive in culture is the idea that sexual interaction and relationships involve a strict power dynamic -- a power binary. But sexual activity need not require a controller/the controlled, a dom and a sub. It can just be sex between two people where one or both may or may not penetrate/be penetrated.
Topping is the person giving. Bottom is the person receiving. Example... rope play....The Top is the person doing the tying. The bottom is the person being tied up. Whipping...The Top is the person doing the whipping. The Bottom is the person being whipped. Ect. ect.
Nope, his original post and the sex acts he seems to enjoy didn't involve hurting anybody, imo. That is another dynamic in bdsm roles that people don't seem to understand, rough sex isn't sadistic, again just my opinion. I am not going to tear your thread up joeteen, but you did say.....The key words I am looking at are the last five from what I just quoted. I am typing this in haste so please forgive me if I missed something, the last thing you directed towards me was something like...."I am only talking about in the bedroom" but clearly in your initial post it goes beyond that or am I wrong? To generalize women is wrong in my opinion, because all women are different, some like things and some don't. One thing I have learned is that women do not like to be stereotyped or thought less of for having fantasies that aren't considered normal, if that makes any sense. I am having a hard time typing what I am trying to say. So I am going to be blunt, women have a pussy and guys have a cock, women like to get fucked and guys like to fuck. Psychologically, women have it much harder than men, again in my opinion, for whatever reason society is hard on women. Whenever a woman admits to having a strange fantasy men seem to think they are messed up so women don't share their fantasies with them.
Evolution uses pleasure as a means to an end. If you don't like a guy, you won't get wet, which will make climaxing more difficult for him, which decreases the chance to get pregnant by someone who doesn't turn you on. Just a theory, but it makes sense if the intention is to ensure the female approves of the male and therefore his sperm. Edited by - more_cowbell on 6/15/2012 1:54:53 AM Edited by - more_cowbell on 6/15/2012 1:55:32 AM Edited by - more_cowbell on 6/15/2012 1:56:29 AM
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Posted - Jun 15 2012 : 2:16AM
Definition of SUBMISSIVE characterized by tendencies to yield to the will or authority of others - bullying usually involves a stronger, more dominant personality coercing a weaker, more submissive personality—S. W. Twemlow —sub·mis·sive·ness noun this can be accomplished in several ways, a persons want or need to give up that control; anothers want or need to take it; Fear of pain leading to conditioning, which is very sadistic and masochistic. I am not saying it isn't fun, been on both sides of the rope, and it can be quite nice. that said, while joeteens initial post was benign, his reaction to SSG says otherwise. and while women may be, emphasis on MAY BE, more inclined to submit, I'd be willing to bet that just as many guys would submit if they could be honest about what they want. I know jack shit about women, I do know enough that if you try to take over a situation regardless of activity and she's not up for it, you're gonna get your ass handed to you. I'd be very interested to hear joeteens answer to this: Would you let your Girlfriend/Wife peg you with the same zeal as you described in your initial post?
@breeze the whole domination and feelings during sex last only in the bedroom, the confidence and security after the sex lasts outside the bedroom @remygetswet yes I can let go and let her be in charge (sometimes) but I guess I rarely get in the mood for that,was that your question ? I need an example,like tell me what she would be doing and what would I be doing...etc Edited by - joeteen on 6/15/2012 1:33:13 PM
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Posted - Jun 15 2012 : 1:32PM
see you're saying security lasts after the act outside the bedroom, the security in knowing that you control her? not trying to start sh*t, but you, I think, seem to have a controlling aspect to you that you may not see. oh , and Google "pegging", then get back to me.
oh I googled peg not pegging and the answer came out different,nah I wouldn't like that cause of 2 reasons it would be uncomfortable and she wouldn't be enjoying it cause it's a piece of plastic, but to be completely honest with you I think I know the purpose of your question, she has control over me and she wants me to be overwhelmed and know that "she's the boss" Am I right? some part of me would like it, another part would feel humiliated I guess which is why I asked "howcome women who like being submissive don't feel degraded ?" Edited by - joeteen on 6/15/2012 1:40:32 PM Edited by - joeteen on 6/15/2012 1:48:37 PM
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Posted - Jun 15 2012 : 1:57PM
exactly, my whole thing is and always has been that I shouldn't ever ask someone to do something I'm not willing to do myself.
again,some women love it,I even saw women complaining their husbands won't dominate them or be rough with them or pull their hair..etc they say "he thinks it degrades me, or he will hurt me but I keep telling him it won't" so again we need a woman who loves being dominated and tells us exactly how she feels and how it's not degrading for her.
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Posted - Jun 15 2012 : 3:25PM
^misogynistic view all the way. I do like women to tell me what they want, makes it much easier to get them off. however you just admitted you want a woman to tell you it's o.k. to control her and abuse her. now if that's what she wants and no one is really getting hurt, that's wonderful, but be aware that that view can quickly darken if you aren't mindful.
Wait so liking rough sex and seeking out others that also enjoy it to get off on hearing their stories makes you a misogynist? No way man. I can't believe someone on a porn site would have such puritanical views. Also a question. your earlier post mentioned that you wont ask anything you wouldn't be comfortable doing. Is this an ethical or moral position about sex that you have? Does that mean it would be required to be a bisexual to be in an ethical sexual relationship? Edited by - phenemol on 6/15/2012 7:23:59 PM
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Posted - Jun 15 2012 : 9:03PM
^Oooh interesting, No Really. I never said that liking BDSM or rough sex was in anyway misogynistic. i should have said that the tone of what was said {"we need a woman who loves being dominated"} was. now if the statement had only been the remainder of that sentence {"we need a woman who tells us exactly how she feels and how it's not degrading for her"} and or the first part was phrased differently, then I'd agree with you. as for part 2, badly phrased. I would never ask to do some thing to a woman I wasn't willing to have her do to me. Ethically, I don't see how you can want to do a thing with another person that you aren't willing to have them do to you. the math doesn't work for me. Bi is a deal breaker, just my own wiring, but it's a free world {mostly} so to each his own if it's not being forced on me. so therefore , Yes I'd let her peg me, hasn't come up yet, haven't had the privilege of being allowed access to a woman's ass yet, but yeah I'd be up for it.
Edited by - RemyGetsMeWet on 6/15/2012 11:07:36 PM
^Ummm...first of all women do get wet when they are NOT aroused.It's always there but can increase or decrease for many different reasons. Matter of fact I would actually go as far as saying all women get wet from time to time regardless of their state of sexual arousal. I will also go as far as saying that all women from time to time experience dryness even though they are very turned on by their partner. It's really there more for our comfort than yours (bacause you make your own) and to facilitates the movement of sperm.
I don't see either of those two statements as being misogynistic. As for your 2nd thing. That ethical frame seems to have some logical inconsistencies, but hey whatever floats your boat. Edited by - phenemol on 6/16/2012 12:08:48 AM
Let's not try yo explain what happens to women and the feelings we experience since, after all, everyone either "knows" or has information that is "scientifically proven" so why the hell should they take the word of women? Amazing! Also, I've been lurking following this thread and it seems that the underlying thought here is that if we enthusiastically engage in sex ergo! were automatically submissive! This is really so condescending and complete bullshit. It's not only non-feminist, it's Victorian. It's going back to saying that if we engage in sex for our own pleasure we need to submit to am an to get pleasure and they have the control over us is bringing us satisfaction.