Some times, there's just a cultural disparity.
I had a client who was very nice, pretty sexy, educated in Canada, but Sudanese. I actualy really enjoyed seeing him the first few times.
Then one time, he told me that he was experiencing doubt over marrying the Sudanese woman he was betrothed to. He said that his problem with her was that she wasn't as sexual as I was.
Well, first of all, even in our culture here in Canada, I think it's unreasonable to expect a fiance to be as sexual as a call girl. After all, our one and only purpose is to be sexual. Hopefully most men expect a broader range of interest/capability in a future wife. I'm a wife of 25+ years myself, and I bristle at the notion that a wife is little more than a live-in whore. If a man has no more use for a wife than that, then maybe he should stick to pros.
But THEN in further discussions, I came to learn that the reason why his betrothed wasn't more interested in sex was because she'd undergone a female circumcision back home. This totally nauseated me. Here's a woman living in Canada, engaged to a man living in Canada, who has been deprived of the physical ability to appreciate a full-fledged sexual relationship.
Even worse, he made some feeble excuses for this. On the one hand, he insisted that she could make a better effort to please him. (AS IF!) and then he excused what happened to her as being a cultural attempt to prevent women from being promiscuous.
Let me tell you, people, regardless of whether you slice something off a woman's body or slice something off her free will, you are interferring with her ability to enjoy all that nature intended for her to enjoy from sex. And might I point out that enjoyment from sex is a natural and normal inducement. Sex shouldn't be an obligation for women while it's a compulsion for men. Women, like men, should only have sex when they really feel "itchy" to have it -- and so cutting off a part of their bodies or beating down a natural instinct in them is counterproductive to healthy human sexuality.
I do find that I have trouble with men from cultures that view women and women's sexuality differently than I was raised to. I can't be relaxed and sexy when I'm angry. I was never able to see my Sudanese friend again.
Men need to realize that if they want their women to be sexual for them, they have to accept the possibility of their being promiscuous. Because women are human beings and if we are sexual, then we need to seek sexual satisfaction -- just like you do.
..c..
I had a client who was very nice, pretty sexy, educated in Canada, but Sudanese. I actualy really enjoyed seeing him the first few times.
Then one time, he told me that he was experiencing doubt over marrying the Sudanese woman he was betrothed to. He said that his problem with her was that she wasn't as sexual as I was.
Well, first of all, even in our culture here in Canada, I think it's unreasonable to expect a fiance to be as sexual as a call girl. After all, our one and only purpose is to be sexual. Hopefully most men expect a broader range of interest/capability in a future wife. I'm a wife of 25+ years myself, and I bristle at the notion that a wife is little more than a live-in whore. If a man has no more use for a wife than that, then maybe he should stick to pros.
But THEN in further discussions, I came to learn that the reason why his betrothed wasn't more interested in sex was because she'd undergone a female circumcision back home. This totally nauseated me. Here's a woman living in Canada, engaged to a man living in Canada, who has been deprived of the physical ability to appreciate a full-fledged sexual relationship.
Even worse, he made some feeble excuses for this. On the one hand, he insisted that she could make a better effort to please him. (AS IF!) and then he excused what happened to her as being a cultural attempt to prevent women from being promiscuous.
Let me tell you, people, regardless of whether you slice something off a woman's body or slice something off her free will, you are interferring with her ability to enjoy all that nature intended for her to enjoy from sex. And might I point out that enjoyment from sex is a natural and normal inducement. Sex shouldn't be an obligation for women while it's a compulsion for men. Women, like men, should only have sex when they really feel "itchy" to have it -- and so cutting off a part of their bodies or beating down a natural instinct in them is counterproductive to healthy human sexuality.
I do find that I have trouble with men from cultures that view women and women's sexuality differently than I was raised to. I can't be relaxed and sexy when I'm angry. I was never able to see my Sudanese friend again.
Men need to realize that if they want their women to be sexual for them, they have to accept the possibility of their being promiscuous. Because women are human beings and if we are sexual, then we need to seek sexual satisfaction -- just like you do.
..c..