There are so many books that provide relationship
advice. Some of those books
provide explicit instructions on the appropriate time to have sex with a new
love interest. Some books say 30
days, while others say 90. Then
there are books that are ambiguous.
With so much different advice, it’s
no wonder many women are confused
about sexuality.
When you combine that with the fact the USA was founded by
puritans who were exiled from Europe, sexuality in the US becomes even more
confusing. Puritan culture was
very suppressive. And that is the
foundation of US culture. When you
build on that foundation and you attempt to appear sexually free, there is
still influence from the puritans.
This means there is a certain level of sexual inhibition that is masked
by promiscuity and anything goes behavior. This inhibition happens especially for women because they
are made to believe they don’t need sex as much as men. By the way, being promiscuous does not
mean you are sexually free.
If we do a reset, we will be able to throw away outdated
advice about the right moment to have sex for the first time. On this call, we are going to hit the
reset button. We are seeking
sexual freedom.
Join us as we seek to create a new sexual paradigm that is
in everyone’s best interest.
Sunday, January 27, from 7:00pm-8:30pm (EST) at Straight
Talk with Ted Santos and
Blair Nash on Blog
Talk Radio.
Call to comment live at: (323) 642-1387.
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