why should sex be kept behind doors, why can't people have sex in parks, (out of the way)?
some people even frown if you have sex in your own home
some people even frown if you have sex in your own home
why should sex be kept behind doors, why can't people have sex in parks, (out of the way)?
some people even frown if you have sex in your own home
I have no problem with people having sex in parks. My husband and I have. But we made sure we were far far FAR away from anyone. And I certainly wouldn't complain if I was seen. I wouldn't tell people "if you don't like seeing me, don't walk there" Its arrogant.
I shared a duplex with an older couple once. My bedroom was just wide enough to fit a bed in there a certain way. If I turned it, I couldn't open the door. My headboard butted up against their living room wall. They complained every time I had sex. They didn't complain to me, they complained to the landlord, who was a bit hostile about it. I removed the headboard and went to a mattress on the floor. They still complained. I moved.
....but sex is a beautiful thing and people shouldn't shy away from it like they do, its almost has though they are affraid to even think about sex.
or they call those who have a healthy sex life (with their husband no less) whores. Is it a pride thing? Is it a jealous thing?
I don't want to see others having sex in public places, so I hope they are considerate enough of others to find a distant off the path locale. And they certainly can't whine if they get caught and people are horrified by what they see. I mean, there are some people you just don't want to see. uke:
Is sex in public demeaning and degrading? To the participants or to the observers?
Should it be to either? Isn't this just a socialogical manifestation based on one's upbringing?
I mean, compare and contrast Victorian age society with today's western views on sex. Or maybe take a look at the Roman take on the subject. How about third world "primitive" societies? Is "public" sex in and of itself a bad thing, or does it depend on the perception and context of the society in which the act takes place?
why should sex be kept behind doors, why can't people have sex in parks, (out of the way)?
some people even frown if you have sex in your own home
I have no problem with people having sex in parks. My husband and I have. But we made sure we were far far FAR away from anyone. And I certainly wouldn't complain if I was seen. I wouldn't tell people "if you don't like seeing me, don't walk there" Its arrogant.
I shared a duplex with an older couple once. My bedroom was just wide enough to fit a bed in there a certain way. If I turned it, I couldn't open the door. My headboard butted up against their living room wall. They complained every time I had sex. They didn't complain to me, they complained to the landlord, who was a bit hostile about it. I removed the headboard and went to a mattress on the floor. They still complained. I moved.