What's going on inside a women head?

[jhonny9546]

I just stumbled upon a book some women friends were talking about. (Book here) I just read it for mere curiosity..
We know women want to be dominated/penetrated by a man, and reading the book you just can understand and prove this.
I had my experiences, but I never went or had a "nymphomaniac" women, so I could not talk for that, but is this what woman really crave in their life? Not only being possessed by someone (someone = a men they like to be possessed by), but also to have that kind of sex?

Yes, you can find the elements we all talk about, "dominance", "drama", "women enter the men world", etc, etc.. and those are there to have the "chaos" and the "drama" for the relationship, but there are also explicit sex scenes where the woman it's abused, raped and treated like an object. Listening those women friends, and online women, the sex is the most "exiting" important part of those books.

So in the modern world women really spend their own time "reading" but instead masturbate, fantasize on this "archetype of dominant men" they want to have, and at the same time those same women show romanticism, feminism, and they are against abuse? Let me know how this contrast can work on their mind...

Aren't those kind of reading about to **** a women mind.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Don't bother trying to figure it out. Half the time they don't even know because it changes so much based on their emotions of the minute/hour/day/time of month.

 

[jhonny9546]

dominant men who are not malignant narcissists are rare and sought after by women.

90% of those books it's the opposite. This archetipe of man it's arrogant, malignant, narcisist, non respectful.
But then, as you say, women like the "kindness" on a guy, but also "dominance".

Being respectfully dominated is too difficult for most guys to understand

"Respectfully dominateD"
It would be nice to be a part of a conversation on this, since so many media, like the books I talk about, do not want you to know the real "Good Men Archetype"

That's why women crave rough sex and manhandling by their man, but not by other men.

A female friend of mine opened to me, and told me that when she is doing sex with his husband, she has fantasy of other men doing the work down there.
She also told me that pratically everywhere She sees a men, She would start to think about "his penis on his vagina" or "his large penis on his mouth" "choke for him".. etc.
She told me this is a fantasy of other women friends too.


Is this why we really cannot trust a women? There is somethng in their nature that is constantly telling em "look at what this new men you have in front of you now, can brings to improve your life"

 

[Manure Spherian]

I just stumbled upon a book some women friends were talking about. (Book here) I just read it for mere curiosity..
We know women want to be dominated/penetrated by a man, and reading the book you just can understand and prove this.
I had my experiences, but I never went or had a "nymphomaniac" women, so I could not talk for that, but is this what woman really crave in their life? Not only being possessed by someone (someone = a men they like to be possessed by), but also to have that kind of sex?

Yes, you can find the elements we all talk about, "dominance", "drama", "women enter the men world", etc, etc.. and those are there to have the "chaos" and the "drama" for the relationship, but there are also explicit sex scenes where the woman it's abused, raped and treated like an object. Listening those women friends, and online women, the sex is the most "exiting" important part of those books.

So in the modern world women really spend their own time "reading" but instead masturbate, fantasize on this "archetype of dominant men" they want to have, and at the same time those same women show romanticism, feminism, and they are against abuse? Let me know how this contrast can work on their mind...

Aren't those kind of reading about to **** a women mind.

Trying to keep up with the whims and hormones of women is a futile pursuit. Don’t bother.

I suggest you read the essays “Rotating Polyandry and its Enforcers” and “The Question of Female Masochism” by F. Roger Devlin, in his book Sexual Utopia in Power.