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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Kabith: [QB] I've always heard implied that boys/men "only want one thing," or that sex is all that they think about and walk. With that being said, I feel like it gives women a sense of empowerment, in a way. Seducing a man should be no problem, because he already wants it, right? No need to ask, just go up and grope him, or kiss him, take charge because they think it is sexy or will at least respond in a positive way. That's how the movies make it seem when the sexy lady wants something and isn't afraid to go and get it. If the roles were reversed, the woman could call assault. It also seems like, in pop culture, when a "good" guy with a girlfriend back home is being seduced by the "bad" lady, he always does have this longing for her anyway. A secret desire that he is weakly trying to hide. But in the end, he either is good and is able to shove her off, or he is bad and succumbs to his desires. But that isn't really how it works, is it? A man could have his body turned on by certain things, but they would still feel taken advantage of, right? You can't just assume that a man "wants it," you have to ask, right? But girls never feel like they need to, it's just a given that they will say yes. Anyone else feel this way, or is it just me? XD [/QB][/QUOTE]

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