In my experience as a man it does seem true, but I recognize that you have different experiences and I respect your opinion.

That's a fair point.

Why does it make no sense from a physiological standpoint? Physically men's and women's bodies are different and look different. We know that in other areas what men and women are sexually interested in differs somewhat. We know there are different amounts of various hormones in male vs. female bodies and a number of…

I do find it interesting and surprising that Sudanese culture teaches that women have a higher sex drive than men. The fact that your friend and her husband both ended up sexually frustrated because neither was initiating sex sort of makes my point for me that willingness to initiate sex =/= a high sex drive. I am not…

You're right - I'm a man and I don't and can't know what it's like to be conditioned that way. I have some idea - I was raised in an evangelical household and I have a sister who is close in age - but I'm not privy to your experience.

I don't mean women aren't visual at all, just that they are less so than men. I completely accept that women are visually stimulated as well. I was pointing out that men are more frequent consumers of porn, strippers, and sundry images of scantily clad members of the opposite sex, I was just trying to avoid the…

I was raised in an evangelical Christian household (we went to church regularly though my parents didn't talk about religion very often in the home). So I grew up thinking masturbation was gross and wrong. But that didn't stop me from doing it.

Well, that brings me to another point: that women, compared to men, tend to discover what they're into sexually later in life.

I agree that women are culturally conditioned to have conservative attitudes toward sex and to not initiate sex, but who initiates the sex has nothing to do with who has a higher sex drive. I'm still going to argue that, on average, men masturbate more often than women do, a greater percentage of men masturbate…

How in the world is this bill authored by a woman?

How come the name of the actor isn't mentioned in the story? Yeah, I could probably look it up myself but I'm just lazy enough that when I read an article about a person, I expect the name of the person to appear in the article.

You're overthinking it. Women can have fake mustaches if they want to. You don't get your feminist card revoked for gender nonconformity.

It seems like it would be difficult to design good controlled studies to measure the effect of porn, partly because in America at least, you can't find a lot of adult men who have never watched porn.

wow so comment much surprise very Godwin wow

Well Lara Gut said the course was a disaster, and she came in fourth.

Actually I was told last week that it is legal for you to keep these files on your hard drive as long as you don't copy them onto another device. (I might not be stating this quite right, this was from a conversation I had at a party.) The person who told me this works for Murfie, a company that offers storage and…

Go fuck yourself.

Go fuck yourself.

I get that she's using the word "rape" in a different context, but I don't think "rape" should be recontextualized.

I can totally understood how something would bug you if you'd always been told it was incorrect, but I don't agree with the people who told you that. Basically it comes down to descriptivism vs. prescriptivism in linguistics.