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It’s not too crazy to believe. I’ve seen multiple studies say the sex drives of males are higher and more consistent than that of females on average. If men wer
by derangedHorse 4y ago
It’s not too crazy to believe. I’ve seen multiple studies say the sex drives of males are higher and more consistent than that of females on average. If men were always initiating in a world where female voices were being repressed, it probably didn’t leave room for men to know or care whether their partners actually enjoyed intercourse as well. The narrative might’ve also been more convenient to believe since it would mean one less motivator for infidelity.
- GuB-42 4y agoI suspect the women themselves were complicit. If having no sex drive was seen as attractive back in the day, it is very possible that women played that role to get the attention (and sex!) from the man they wanted. I am convinced most of the Victorian behavior is an act. It is the classical game of seduction, up to 11.