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Tequila Sunrise posted:Sex is only important when you're not having it. I'm not tho
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Twisty of Fate posted:I'm not tho whats that like?
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Iseeyouseemeseeyou posted:whats that like? Fairly good
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Mar 5, 2014 18:19
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Does it count if I am loving a grilled cheese sandwich right now? What if its cheese to bread ratio is .5?
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Mar 5, 2014 19:05
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Commoners posted:Does it count if I am loving a grilled cheese sandwich right now? In weight or volume?
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i knew a sex wizard who liked to tell me all about the dark magic sex he had with this girlfriend. also he was a rapist.
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Sex is like money. People that say it doesn't bring you happiness are the ones that have it.
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Mar 5, 2014 19:43
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vyst posted:Sex is like money. People that say it doesn't bring you happiness are the ones that have it. Also it can be exchanged for goods and services.
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I'm still laughing at "The Sexual Revolution." Part of me wants him to be an elaborate troll, while the other part really wants my future child to bring home a history book with a chapter on the sexual revolution. That's gonna be the name of my new house/trance playlist. cname fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Mar 5, 2014 |
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Mar 5, 2014 21:30
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He definitely didn't make up the term "sexual revolution". It's basically shorthand for "we talk openly about sex and having sex now and we didn't before," often with the subtext of "AND THAT'S WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS COUNTRY". I want to say it's generally supposed to have happened in the 70s or thereabouts. As opposed to The Sexy Revolution, the 27-part Washington/Cornwallis slash epic that I'm sure someone, somewhere has written.
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Mar 5, 2014 21:58
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Eh, look at the bright side. There's a rumor on the internet that if you reach the age of 30 as a virgin, you gain magical wizardly powers. Source: the internet, mostly 4chan.
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cname posted:Part of me wants him to be an elaborate troll, while the other part really wants my future child to bring home a history book with a chapter on the sexual revolution. But there probably is a chapter in most history books about the sexual revolution.  This is right up there with the goon who thought "impregnate" didn't mean "get someone pregnant" or whatever that was all about.
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Commoners posted:Does it count if I am loving a grilled cheese sandwich right now? Fairly wacky stuff nice
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cname posted:I'm still laughing at "The Sexual Revolution." Did you not learn about the sexual revolution in school or something? I mean, it's not exactly like the French Revolution or something, but it was definitely a thing.
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Nessa posted:Did you not learn about the sexual revolution in school or something? "Let them eat cock"
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Spiffo posted:"Let them eat cock"
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Spiffo posted:"Let them eat cock" I heard they used guillotines to circumcise a lot of people in that revolution
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docbeard posted:He definitely didn't make up the term "sexual revolution". It's basically shorthand for "we talk openly about sex and having sex now and we didn't before," often with the subtext of "AND THAT'S WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS COUNTRY". I want to say it's generally supposed to have happened in the 70s or thereabouts. It is really sad that people have such a tenuous grasp on recent history. I mean, your parents were probably alive at that time. It's not exactly obscure.
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squeegee posted:It is really sad that people have such a tenuous grasp on recent history. I mean, your parents were probably alive at that time. It's not exactly obscure. Devil's advocate here, but it's a buzzword for a specific period of a trend that's been going on for ages. Half a century earlier than that there was a huge buzz when growing sexual openness led to the popularity of women's swimsuits that didn't cover the legs! Gasp!
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Nessa posted:Did you not learn about the sexual revolution in school or something? The sexual revolution is grossly misrepresented in most schools. It is generally painted as a liberating time where sex is free to all, but it was actually just a facet of patriarchal power in that men still had all the choosing ability in relationships, and women were used more easily.
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Whatever anybody's personal opinion of the sexual revolution, it's ludicrous to talk like it's some obscure phrase that nobody had ever heard before this thread.
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Humanoid Female posted:Whatever anybody's personal opinion of the sexual revolution, it's ludicrous to talk like it's some obscure phrase that nobody had ever heard before this thread. I hadn't, or if I had forgot it because it's really not all that important of a term  That said, I was also able to pin the time period it was referring to pretty quickly to the point at which I didn't shout "that's not a thing" either.
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Humanoid Female posted:Whatever anybody's personal opinion of the sexual revolution, it's ludicrous to talk like it's some obscure phrase that nobody had ever heard before this thread. Sex Economics however totally is.
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Humanoid Female posted:Whatever anybody's personal opinion of the sexual revolution, it's ludicrous to talk like it's some obscure phrase that nobody had ever heard before this thread. I've heard the term once or twice, and I'm vaguely aware of the timeframe it describes, but I never realized that it was a concrete historical event. It's certainly not something that ever came up at school. Motherfucker posted:Sex Economics however totally is. This is true.
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cname posted:I'm still laughing at "The Sexual Revolution." congrats for being dumber than the morons youre making fun of
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You wanna start a rev-vo-lu-shuuunnnnn, welll ya know We can't all blow the world.
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jfc when the pill became readily available women could suddenly enjoy sex without suffering drastic consequences. this happened to coincide with the vietnam war, when an entire generation of young people got fed up with traditional values regarding sex drugs employment etc and starting banging like crazy because the worst consequences of sex could be removed with a penicillin shot. call your mom and ask her about it ffs, it was a p interesting time in history. there's this band y'all should check out too, called the beatles.
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Forceholy posted:Eh, look at the bright side. There's a rumor on the internet that if you reach the age of 30 as a virgin, you gain magical wizardly powers. This is definitely more than just a rumour. I can levitate.
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Jabarto posted:I've heard the term once or twice, and I'm vaguely aware of the timeframe it describes, but I never realized that it was a concrete historical event. It's certainly not something that ever came up at school. That means your teachers were sex-reactionaries. Smash the sex-state!
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That's because our public education sucks colossal dick. If you've heard of hippies and free love then you've kind of heard about the sexual revolution both of which were parts of it.
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Mar 6, 2014 10:58
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In fairness, the approach of most of my history classes to anything that happened after about World War 2 was, broadly, "UM SOME STUFF HAPPENED I GUESS OH MY GOODNESS THE YEAR IS OVER".
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Nessa posted:Did you not learn about the sexual revolution in school or something? Nope, never learned about it. FoolyCharged posted:Devil's advocate here, but it's a buzzword for a specific period of a trend that's been going on for ages. Half a century earlier than that there was a huge buzz when growing sexual openness led to the popularity of women's swimsuits that didn't cover the legs! Gasp! guppiehaus posted:That's because our public education sucks colossal dick. If you've heard of hippies and free love then you've kind of heard about the sexual revolution both of which were parts of it. Now I get it. docbeard posted:In fairness, the approach of most of my history classes to anything that happened after about World War 2 was, broadly, "UM SOME STUFF HAPPENED I GUESS OH MY GOODNESS THE YEAR IS OVER". My history curriculum was just various repeats of how the United States were made and European history up to (but not including) WW1. It's funny how they left out all the controversial parts which yes, they are controversial, but said controversy IS part of our country's history. Grades 1-3: Colonizing the US Grades 3-6: European history up to (but not including) WW1. Grades 6-8: Colonizing the US the first half of the year, then European history up to (but not including) WW1, the 2nd half of the year. Grade 9: European history up to (but not including) WW1. Grade 10: European history up to (but not including) WW1 the first half of the year, then colonizing the US the 2nd half of the year. Grade 11: Colonizing the US Grade 12: European history including the smallest amount of WW1 as possible. I really wish I was joking. To be fair, there was some Asian history peppered in. I had to learn the following history topics from the internet and documentaries. Public school did not even come close to touching upon... -World war 1 -World war 2 -Vietnam -Korean war -The Berlin wall (See quote "up to but not including WW1") -Israel vs Palestine -Desert storm -Babylon and the middle east -Soviet union -The black power struggle (we learned about slavery, but the black panthers/Oakland,CA/MLK was never really a topic) cname fucked around with this message at 18:30 on Mar 6, 2014 |
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I learned about the sexual revolution from watching movies where everyone was loving and doing drugs in the 60's/70's but I never would have known there was a name for it if I hadn't gotten into feminism on my own.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3rnxQBizoU
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lidnsya posted:I learned about the sexual revolution from watching movies where everyone was loving and doing drugs in the 60's/70's but I never would have known there was a name for it if I hadn't gotten into feminism on my own. Well in all fairness it's not exactly something that has a clear manifesto or leaders. It was more of a cultural commercialist movement than one based on actual philosophical ideas. Yes there was lots of academic style feminist writing on the abstract theory of it. There was also lots of rabble-rousing and crossover with the other big social movements of the time. But about the closest thing you can get to a popular contemporary statement about what the Sexual Revolution actually was would probably be Sex and the Single Girl by Helen Gurley Brown. And uh...well, let me put it this way. An MRA could read that book and it would validate most of their horrible beliefs about women.
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That's depressing, I would at least also recommend The Feminine Mystique.
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i like nice words
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I just had sex in a car with a girl that is way out of my league. Virgoons you can live vicariously through me.
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ZHamburglar posted:I just had sex in a car with a girl that is way out of my league. Virgoons you can live vicariously through me. Boasting about it on the internet goes a long way to undoing anything you could have gained by not being a virgoon.
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As a regular sex haver I have questions for virgoons. Do you think your upper body strength will significantly play a role in not smothering your date in your body folds when you top?
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Aferisan posted:As a regular sex haver I have questions for virgoons. Do you think your upper body strength will significantly play a role in not smothering your date in your body folds when you top? I can do 60 push-ups on average so I think I'm good. I guess I'll find out tomorrow.
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