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by alieninastrangeland on April 24th, 2007

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Why do men defend their actions with "we are made that way" then get so angry when they are told they're acting like they're always on the hunt for sex all the time?

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  • by Ullyses on April 25th, 2007

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    My morals are probably different from yours. I don't see wanting sex as being a "hunt", and would get wound up at the picture that produces, almost like a poor woman fleeing some sex-crazed maniac. Men think about sex a lot - it has been said that the average male thinks about sex every 6 seconds - and you would need a psychologist to explain that to you properly. But that is no reason to see sex in the way you seem to.

    I know you will probably take exception with my thoughts, but I reckon you have been hurt in the past, either through sex or the threat/promise of what will be done, and this has coloured your judgement. I've known women who have a far higher sex-drive than me, and I just couldn't cope with their demands in the end, so it's not just a male thing. Perhaps you should be looking for a different kind of man - one who will respect you for who and what you are.

    As for "we are made that way", I disagree, but society certainly moulds males differently from women, still, and many see that as an excuse for misbehaviour.

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