Gender Sexual Norms Analysis

The speech reflects gender sexual norms by explaining we only want the goods as in fine jewelry, which will then lead to other luxurious items that can make women look beyond they can ever imagine. Strauss states “We can’t help it: It’s our nature” (83) as for men it really gives them the judgment of their one thought in getting laid as a gender sexual norm. Women look more for the glamour, attention and emotional sensibility, in wanting more value in the relationship rather than sex being on mind for twenty-four hours. Men are representing their true nature of only thinking about one specific thing that gives them more power of masculinity then the other men. Yes, male and female do have sexual practices and education to reflect on their feminine sexual norms or masculine sexual norms. Male sexual practices may come from their preparation for their career. Men learn to work in teams as well as push one another to their limits both physically and mentally. The courses they take are usually taught by males in the higher grades and university level thus they have more models to aspire to then women. Thus men are more …show more content…
For example it’s more of a tease with kissing, taking their upper part of the clothes off and then giving consent of “no” especially in the heat of desire. There had to be other ways in getting that full arousal from women to get them in completing each other’s orgasms. Women are seen as sluts in teasing the male with going back and forth. “Anti-slut defense” has women in realizing that they are not easy to get laid therefore it comes to a romantic conclusion or getting to know one each other. The feeling of being comfortable with the other person is making out, touching and genital pleasure, but nothing more than penetration. The PUA know when to get into the women’s pants when they respect her decision and it comes to the conclusion of