| Ignorant, Male-centric Advice: Don't Try This! |
| Written by Tara Tainton | ||||||
| Friday, 22 July 2005 23:00 | ||||||
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I love to survey the web where there's a wealth of sex information from
advice to news to erotic indulgences of every conceivable kind. I find a lot
of great sites to bookmark as references that I love to share with my own
friends and fans as a recommendation for entertainment or enlightenment.
Still, I also find some real doozies.... you know, the kind that don't offer
you free anything or dish out bad information, which is just what I
came across today. Body Parts Pages may have started with a good concept, which I think (it really is hard to tell) is that of breaking down sex into focus on various body parts, techniques, and tried and true tips for trying at home. On the contrary, some of the recommendations most definitely shouldn't be tried at home, not unless you want your ass kicked, your face slapped, or to develop a warped understanding of the common cultural differences between the genders. The site's clean enough, nice and organized, but there's really no place to go. There are only eleven or so pages of actual content, two more for comments or linking to their partners, and the navigation elements labeled "pics," more "pics," etc. just go to external hardcord sites... BAD sites with 6 gazillion pop-ups that won't disappear and lots of cookies forced down your computer's throat. So, what is on the site? Some advice that really must've been written by a man, and written at a very fast and unplanned pace. There's no proof of that, but who else would encourage you to make a woman want you by just starting to feel her up all over, wherever you are, and press your cock up against her? I don't think a woman would recommend that technique. Yeah, guys, you know us. We don't like anyone pushing themselves upon us...unless we're in a secure relationship in which we mutually agreed to sub/domme relationship or something similar because we like that. The site also uses the crudest language to dish out what is supposedly sound advice. I'm all for using "cock" and "pussy," but why the need to purposely inject the words, along with "cum," about five times per sentence. Yeah, can you say "keyword rich?" If you can ignore the hard-to-read grammar in places, you'll still detect that there's some definite aggression detected with the text as well. The following passage needs no commentary: "When you first touch her, grab her by her cunt and pull her closer to your dick. Grabbing on to the skin that protects and holds this cunt that you want to fuck so bad will be the first method of arousal to make her fuck you hard back." What the f*$&?! If I read too much more, I'll start to get angry, so here are the BAD advice highlights that I came across. I don't recommend actually adhering to them. If anything, they should be written in a bit more context, not just tossed out as the automatic and sure-fire way to get laid. I swear I didn't make this stuff up; someone actually wrote it to be viewed by millions of people worldwide.
3.23 Copyright (C) 2007 Alain Georgette / Copyright (C) 2006 Frantisek Hliva. All rights reserved." |
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