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The problem is that they're not enjoying it (as the article backs up with stats). It's our business as a society if we are failing to educate the next generati
by andrewvc 11y ago
The problem is that they're not enjoying it (as the article backs up with stats).
It's our business as a society if we are failing to educate the next generation to have enjoyable sex.
The thesis of the article is that the porn industry is filling this void. It's as if the WWE was in charge of our PE programs.
- john_peiffer 11y agoAh, better send in the enjoyment police to tell people that they aren't enjoying themselves enough or correctly. I read the article quite closely (replying to your sister comment here as well), and I'll pull out some of the things that I think are a bizarre criticism of people's personal choices. > researchers at Indiana University found only about a third of girls between 14 and 17 reported masturbating regularly and fewer than half have even tried once If they don't want to masturbate, then they don't have to masturbate. I almost can't think of anything that is less anyone else's business than how frequently someone chose to masturbate. I read this article as a kind of "you kids are doing it wrong, damnit!" nonsense. When you think about it, it's just as crazy to suggest that girls should be masturbating, as to suggest that they shouldn't. Both of none of your business!