Sexuality as a social construct.

[Four-sided Triangles]

http://www.feministfred.com/archives/26

In this article, he talks about the fact that pornography and masturbation are self-debasing toward the men that practice them. He also mentions the fact that our culture sees masturbation as an inevitable aspect of human sexuality, but is it?

Is masturbation really the result of "natural" instincts or is it nothing more than a socially constructed need? Would masturbation still exist if we didn't live in a hypersexualized society? I don't know as it would. Masturbation may indeed be nothing more than an artificial practice constructed by a society obsessed with sex. It's unnatural, and therefore, we can create a world where no one practices with self-abusive behavior.

[Fartsniffage]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

[Four-sided Triangles]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

Perhaps subliminal messages in advertising sexualized you without you realizing it.

[Restored British Hong Kong]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

Perhaps subliminal messages in advertising sexualized you without you realizing it.

Considering humanity has engaged in since actions since they evolved, and primates do this for pleasure, it's natural, its instinctive, it's inevitable.

[Baltenstein]

http://www.feministfred.com/archives/26

In this article, he talks about the fact that pornography and masturbation are self-debasing toward the men that practice them. He also mentions the fact that our culture sees masturbation as an inevitable aspect of human sexuality, but is it?

Is masturbation really the result of "natural" instincts or is it nothing more than a socially constructed need? Would masturbation still exist if we didn't live in a hypersexualized society? I don't know as it would. Masturbation may indeed be nothing more than an artificial practice constructed by a society obsessed with sex. It's unnatural, and therefore, we can create a world where no one practices with self-abusive behavior.

Discouraging masturbation works so well in religious households.

[Fartsniffage]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

Perhaps subliminal messages in advertising sexualized you without you realizing it.

When I was 7?

I think you're giving Thomas the Tank Engine too much credit.

[Israslovakahzerbajan]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

I was doing that 5 years before I knew what sex was.

[Four-sided Triangles]

Discouraging masturbation works so well in religious households.

Sexual propaganda and addiction is powerful. Sex is a drug addiction that's harder to kick than nicotine.

[Tlaceceyaya]

Also, Bonobos.

[Four-sided Triangles]

Also, Bonobos.

The anthropocentric projection of male-dominated, patriarchal attitudes onto non-human creatures.

[Israslovakahzerbajan]

Discouraging masturbation works so well in religious households.

All those portraits of saints and virgins do nothing to stop vizualizations of Tony Taka's ilustrations or my imagination.

[Thatchland]

http://www.feministfred.com/archives/26

In this article, he talks about the fact that pornography and masturbation are self-debasing toward the men that practice them. He also mentions the fact that our culture sees masturbation as an inevitable aspect of human sexuality, but is it?

Is masturbation really the result of "natural" instincts or is it nothing more than a socially constructed need? Would masturbation still exist if we didn't live in a hypersexualized society? I don't know as it would. Masturbation may indeed be nothing more than an artificial practice constructed by a society obsessed with sex. It's unnatural, and therefore, we can create a world where no one practices with self-abusive behavior.

Masturbation is natural
Bruce Bagemihl: Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity. St. Martin's Press, 1999. ISBN 0-312-19239-8
"Autoeroticism also occurs widely among animals, both male and female. A variety of creative techniques are used, including genital stimulation using the hand or front paw (primates, Lions), foot (Vampire Bats, primates), flipper (Walruses), or tail (Savanna Baboons), sometimes accompanied by stimulation of the nipples (Rhesus Macaques, Bonobos); auto-fellating or licking, sucking and/or nuzzling by a male of his own penis (Common Chimpanzees, Savanna Bonobos, Vervet Monkeys, Squirrel Monkeys, Thinhorn Sheep, Bharal, Aovdad, Dwarf Cavies); stimulation of the penis by flipping or rubbing it against the belly or in its own sheath (White-tailed and Mule Deer, Zebras and Takhi); spontaneous ejaculations (Mountain Sheep, Warthogs, Spotted Hyenas); and stimulation of the genitals using inanimate objects (found in several primates and cetaceans).[35]
Many birds masturbate by mounting and copulating with tufts of grass, leaves or mounds of earth, and some mammals such as primates and dolphins also rub their genitals against the ground or other surfaces to stimulate themselves."

[Baltenstein]

Discouraging masturbation works so well in religious households.

Sexual propaganda and addiction is powerful. Sex is a drug addiction that's harder to kick than nicotine.

Sexual activities of any kind have been demonized and hushed up in religious societies for millenia.
Guess who's the world leader in google porn search? Pakistan.
Guess which state comes first in the US? Utah.
Obviously, "sexual propaganda" is not the key factor here.

[Astrolinium]

Perhaps subliminal messages in advertising sexualized you without you realizing it.

When I was 7?

I think you're giving Thomas the Tank Engine too much credit.

I dunno. All that going in and out of stations.

Also, Bonobos.

The anthropocentric projection of male-dominated, patriarchal attitudes onto non-human creatures.

I'm pretty sure the observation that bonobos masturbate is not us projecting.

[Tubbsalot]

Yes, cavemen/women 60,000 years ago were unnaturally sexualised by social and commercial propaganda.

You are now a self-parody.

[Keronians]

I have no opinion about the rest of your post but I will stay that I was playing with my cock in a pleasurable way about 3 years before I had the first clue what sex was.

I was doing that 5 years before I knew what sex was.

As was I.

[Grave_n_idle]

Perhaps subliminal messages in advertising sexualized you without you realizing it.

When I was 7?

I think you're giving Thomas the Tank Engine too much credit.

Thomas the Wank Engine?

[Fartsniffage]

Also, Bonobos.

The anthropocentric projection of male-dominated, patriarchal attitudes onto non-human creatures.

Dude, those guys get laid even more often than I did at uni.

I don't think their behaviour could be made to seem puritan by even the most prude of observers.

[Norstal]

http://www.feministfred.com/archives/26

In this article, he talks about the fact that pornography and masturbation are self-debasing toward the men that practice them. He also mentions the fact that our culture sees masturbation as an inevitable aspect of human sexuality, but is it?

Is masturbation really the result of "natural" instincts or is it nothing more than a socially constructed need? Would masturbation still exist if we didn't live in a hypersexualized society? I don't know as it would. Masturbation may indeed be nothing more than an artificial practice constructed by a society obsessed with sex. It's unnatural, and therefore, we can create a world where no one practices with self-abusive behavior.

I don't get the point here. Are you saying that having fun is a socially constructed need?

[Baltenstein]

Yes, cavemen/women 60,000 years ago were unnaturally sexualised by social and commercial propaganda.

I'm sure grandpa Urg-Urg's kinky stone tablet pic collection was pretty popular with his grandsons.

[Israslovakahzerbajan]

http://www.feministfred.com/archives/26

In this article, he talks about the fact that pornography and masturbation are self-debasing toward the men that practice them. He also mentions the fact that our culture sees masturbation as an inevitable aspect of human sexuality, but is it?

Is masturbation really the result of "natural" instincts or is it nothing more than a socially constructed need? Would masturbation still exist if we didn't live in a hypersexualized society? I don't know as it would. Masturbation may indeed be nothing more than an artificial practice constructed by a society obsessed with sex. It's unnatural, and therefore, we can create a world where no one practices with self-abusive behavior.

I don't get the point here. Are you saying that having fun is a socially constructed need?

It's FST...everything is sexist. Even fun.

[Fartsniffage]

When I was 7?

I think you're giving Thomas the Tank Engine too much credit.

Thomas the Wank Engine?

Well I did have a bit of a thing for Emily.

[Four-sided Triangles]

Yes, cavemen/women 60,000 years ago were unnaturally sexualised by social and commercial propaganda.

You are now a self-parody.

Masturbation is self-abuse and a criminal exploitation of women as sex objects.

[Norstal]

Yes, cavemen/women 60,000 years ago were unnaturally sexualised by social and commercial propaganda.

You are now a self-parody.

Masturbation is self-abuse and a criminal exploitation of women as sex objects.

Oh I'm sorry. Let me wank to you then.

[Thatchland]

Thomas the Wank Engine?

Well I did have a bit of a thing for Emily.

Those two big wheels must have been a euphemism for something, eh?