Why is it that once a woman bears another man’s child she loses her ‘Erotic Capital’? And is it the reason why women don’t earn as much once they become moms?
Here’s my chicken and egg question: which came first, men seeing moms as asexual; or moms putting themselves in that asexual role. Which makes me wonder: Is it simply the change in confidence or a lack of kids that makes the difference?
Monthly Archive
for: ‘March, 2012’
Why Moms Have No Erotic Capital
Every Women Should Read “Fifty Shades of Grey”
Being titillated by erotica is as natural as breathing, and an incredibly easy way to get turned on. Over 250,000 (and counting) of women have bought this book showing that some women really love this type of fantasy. It turns them on and makes them feel sexy and sexual.
Still Double Standard for Women’s Sexuality
Justin Lehmiller answers how long it takes men and women to achieve orgasm, whether sexual orientation exists on a continuum, and the societal double standard applied to women who are sexually promiscuous.
