An emancipated woman wants to shag like a man

The emancipated woman and sexuality - but where does it end?

The emancipated woman takes command!

Differences between the sexes still exist although many people would prefer if they did not. There is nothing wrong with being different. What is wrong is the lack of understanding of these differences and stuffing them into a single category. Women have decided that they are no longer willing to tolerate certain differences between men and women and that it is time for changes. There is nothing wrong with that. But their approach is interesting and it tells us something about the role and the meaning of human sexuality. Women felt their sexuality is repressed and thought that unveiling is the key to their equality and freedom. So they threw away their bras and surrendered to the joys of sex. They took hold of the right that the men have always taken for granted, the right to pleasure and uninhibited sexuality. That way every woman became the emancipated woman.

What does the emancipated woman gain if she makes love like some men?

An emancipated woman wants to shag like a real man. What does the emancipated woman gain by that? What does a one night stand mean to her? Sexual satisfaction and even that is questionable. What else can she hope for? Respect? Self-respect? Love? The feeling of belonging, of being wanted? How permanent are these feelings and what kind of impact do all the other side effects, which we choose not to see, cause?

The emancipated woman has decided that she can have all the things men do probably without asking herself along the way what it is that she really wants. She sees men are satisfied so she follows their example. The emancipated woman tries to copy them without a critical reflection. And copies rarely exceed the original. They usually amount to a confused smudge that even the creator has trouble with.

 
Torn between the dictates of feminism, the traditional upbringing (in most cases) and their own desires, the emancipated woman ends up in bed with strangers.

The emancipated woman still perceive one night stands differently from men

A woman, be she an emancipated woman or not, is not a man. The game she plays sometimes truly resembles a Greek tragedy. An emancipated woman is still a woman and she feels worse than a man after a one night stand. This was confirmed by a study conducted by the psychologist Campbell. She found that 80 percent of men describe their experience as positive. With women this number revolves around 50 percent and goes down with every such subsequent experience. These are scientific studies. None of them are perfect. Every woman knows what is true for her.

Unfortunately feminism has not liberated women. The feeling of freedom is rarely there when they wake up the next day. The feeling of being taken for a ride is more likely – why am I not jumping up and down like he is? Such feelings arise even when a woman had no intention of getting deeply involved with the man. The greatest illusion is that a woman can have only one lover with whom she meets. She can only fool herself that she is not attached to him.

There is nothing wrong with one night stands and we would be mistaken in making general conclusions that there is not one emancipated woman who is not capable of commitment free sex and still be satisfied, but such cases are rare. We can not ascribe all the differences between men and women solely to hormones, brains, evolution, sexual revolution, feminism, the media. The combination of all of these has brought us where we are today. The acknowledgement of the differences between us, their advantages and disadvantages and most of all respect for them will make us proud members of one gender (race) or another and by doing so we will no longer feel the pressure to fight amongst each other, not in the area of sexuality, intelligence, in public.

And some studies show that this really is the case. Sometimes it is really not important what we fight with but instead what we fight for. Maybe emancipated women should pick some of their battles more carefully.

Are you an emancipated woman? What's your opinion?